Code. Preview.
Publish. Own.
All in
one IDE.
Run Claude Code with a multi-model crew — then ship it straight to a live URL.
Feelin' Porki
Talk to Kimi & Gemini from inside Claude Code.
Run Claude Code inside PorkiCoder's terminal and Claude can consult Kimi K2.6 or Gemini 3.1 Pro on demand — second opinions, fact-checks, deep research — without you leaving the chat or wiring up an MCP server by hand.
Both models are on the house. Everyone gets a monthly pool of consults — $5/mo on the Free tier, $15/mo combined across Gemini and Kimi on Premium ($20/mo) — all routed through PorkiCoder's own backend, so there's nothing to sign up for. Kimi K2.6 runs on our own beefy US servers, and Gemini 3.1 Pro is bundled the same way. Burn through your quota and consults fall back to your own API keys.
- Free: $5/mo of consults included, then bring your own keys to keep going
- Premium ($20/mo): $15/mo of consults, combined across Gemini + Kimi
- Kimi K2.6 and Gemini 3.1 Pro reachable as callable tools inside any Claude Code session
- The
porkicoder-consultMCP server auto-registers — noclaude mcp addstep
Kimi 2.6 just got a patriotic upgrade in PorkiCoder.
Same Kimi K2.6 weights you already know. Now running on our own beefy US servers instead of Moonshot direct — so connections hold better under bursty load and your second-opinion calls feel snappier.
Every consult_kimi call you make from inside Claude Code is now answered from a server on American soil. Bald eagles included at no extra cost.
- Now hosted in the USA on our own beefy servers
- Identical K2.6 weights — no quality change
- Steadier under heavy use, fewer cold-start hiccups
- Bald-eagle approved
Built Different. Built Better.
Claude Code with Gemini and Kimi on tap, plus a zero-config path from idea to live URL — in one IDE built from scratch.
Gemini & Kimi, Inside Claude Code
Run Claude Code in PorkiCoder's terminal and it can consult Gemini 3.1 Pro for design and Kimi K2.6 for debugging mid-task, without leaving the chat. The MCP server auto-registers, the tokens come bundled, and Kimi K2.6 runs on our own beefy US servers — nothing to set up, no accounts to create.
Live Preview Server, Zero Config
Hit preview and PorkiCoder spins up a local server with live reload — auto-detecting Vite, your npm run dev script, or falling back to a static server. Every save in the IDE refreshes the page in milliseconds.
One-Click Publish + Buy a Domain
Ship to a free your-name.porkicoder.com subdomain in one click. Want your own domain? Search, buy, and connect a custom domain — DNS, SSL, and CDN provisioned automatically — without leaving the IDE.
Built From Scratch, Not a Fork
Not a VSCode fork. PorkiCoder is built from scratch on Electron + Monaco — every keystroke, every panel, every IPC channel ours. Bring your own API key for Claude / GPT / Gemini / Grok, pay providers directly, zero markup. A flat $20/month for the IDE — and $15/mo of Gemini + Kimi consults included, all on our own beefy US servers.
Five LLM Providers
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and Kimi — all in the same chat. Switch models per message and pick the best tool for each task. Bring your own API key for each.
Three Coding Modes
HOG Mode for high-performance complex work, Normie Mode for everyday assistance, and Agent Mode for autonomous multi-step tool use. Each tuned with its own system prompt.
Multi-Tab Terminal
A real node-pty terminal with multiple tabs, detach to a separate window, reattach later, and @terminal mentions to feed live shell output straight into chat as context.
Complete Conversation Control
Edit conversations mid-flow. Clear context instantly. Delete unwanted responses. @-mention any file from your project. Shape the AI's understanding in real time.
Privacy First
API keys stored encrypted locally via Electron safeStorage. Chat history saved only for your convenience. We never train any models on your code. Your IP stays yours.
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