Clixad reads your project, edits files and runs commands. Nothing changes until you have seen the diff and said yes.
npm install -g clixad
Node 20 or newer. Then clixad login signs you in with
GitHub, and clixad in a project opens the agent.
GPT-5 Nano, Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite, DeepSeek V4 Flash, Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite and Kimi K2.5 are free every day, up to a daily limit of 40,000 credits of usage per account. It is one pool for all five, so it goes further on the cheaper ones. Past the limit they cost credits like every other model, until it resets at 00:00 UTC.
| Free model | Credits per turn | Free turns a day |
|---|
You sign in with GitHub. Every model call goes through our gateway,
which holds the provider keys, so you never open an account with
OpenAI, Anthropic or Google. 13 models from five vendors sit on one
balance, and /model switches between them mid-session.
Nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Credits you earn or buy do not expire, and a credit pack is a one-time purchase, so a month you do not code costs nothing.
Free today. No key, no card, no invite.
npm install -g clixad
npm install -g clixad, then GitHub. 25,000 credits are in your wallet on signup, and the free models are open from the first turn.
It reads and searches your files, edits them and runs commands. Nothing is written until you have seen the diff and said yes.
Spend credits, or finish an offer and the credits land in seconds; the task carries on where it stopped. Screened out costs you nothing but the time.
Past the free limit, and on the stronger models, credits are how you pay the AI for its work. An advertiser pays us for a completed offer, and most of that comes back to you. Nothing starts on its own: you open the offerwall when you run out.
From our own ledger: what completed offers on the CPX wall paid. The other offerwalls are not quoted here. Being screened out part way through is the normal way an attempt ends, not a fault, and pays nothing or a small bonus.
Or buy credits, never required: /buy in the terminal opens a
one-time pack.
Three smaller ones need no offerwall at all:
A turn is one question and one answer: read four files, change two lines, explain why. The table counts them for models across the catalog, from one offer at the median CPX payout.
A turn is about 20,000 tokens in and 1,500 out; a token is roughly three quarters of a word. Every figure counts from the median completed CPX offer, credits at today’s rate, so half of those offers paid less.
| Model | Credits per turn | Turns at the median |
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While the agent waits for a model, one dim row sits above the input box. Usually it is ours, a tip or what your model costs. Sometimes it is an ad, marked before the text. Two more places can show an ad as well: a small card beside the spinner on a terminal at least 90 columns wide, and a row under the status line. Those two only ever carry ads, marked the same way. Nothing to click, and none of it interrupts the run.
An ad that earns adds a few credits, a fraction of what finishing
an offer pays, and often nothing at all. Your machine fetches each
one, so the ad network sees your IP address. Nothing you typed is
sent. CLIXAD_SPONSOR=0 switches all of them off, and
then no request is made at all.
Yes. There is no subscription, no API key and no card. Five models are free every day up to a daily limit, and you get 25,000 credits when you sign up. After that you top up by completing an offer on the offerwall, credited on completion, and smaller grants arrive without a wall at all: a daily streak, rating an answer every fiftieth turn, and inviting someone who goes on to complete their first offer. Buying credits is possible, but never required.
No. You sign in with GitHub, and every model call goes through our gateway, which holds the provider keys. You never open an account with OpenAI, Anthropic or Google, and every model in the catalog sits on one balance.
No. Nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Credits you earn or buy do not expire, and a credit pack is a one-time purchase, so a month you do not code costs nothing.
GPT-5 Nano, Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite, DeepSeek V4 Flash, Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite and Kimi K2.5, up to 40,000 credits of usage per account per day. That allowance sits inside a daily budget across everybody, so on a busy day the free turns can run out sooner. Every other model costs credits per turn. Premium models such as Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol run on credits you earn on the offer walls or buy, and the signup bonus and other bonus credits pay for budget models only. Buying any pack once opens premium to all your credits.
Only when you want more credits, and you choose which offer. You are credited when the advertiser confirms you finished. Being screened out part way through is the normal case, not a fault, and pays nothing or a small bonus. No offer opens on its own: you go to the offerwall yourself. The one thing you do not start is the sponsored line: while a model call runs, the terminal can show an ad in up to three places, each one marked as an ad. You can switch them all off.
No. Your code, your prompts and the name of your project are never sent to an advertiser. Offers open in a separate page in your browser. The sponsored line in the terminal has no field a prompt could travel in. It is fetched from the ad network by your machine, though, so they see your IP address, the way any site you open does.
Advertisers pay us for a completed offer, and a little for a sponsored line shown in the terminal. Most of that money goes straight back out to you as credits and we keep a small share. That share is the whole business, which is why the free tier is not a trial that quietly runs out.
A program you run in your terminal that works inside your project: it opens files, edits them, and runs commands like your test suite. Clixad shows you a diff of every change it wants to make and waits for you to approve it.
No API key, no card, no invite code, and nothing to watch before you start.
npm install -g clixad, on Node 20 or newer.clixad login prints a code and opens github.com/login/device. Paste it there.clixad in your project. The free models are open, and it asks before it changes anything./earn or /buy when you want more than the free models: finish an offer or buy a pack, and the task carries on.