Beta
Wekoya Code, in a window.
The same agent and the same wallet as the terminal version. Your balance, your plan and what each request cost live in settings, so you can see where the money went without leaving the session.
On Windows, install from PowerShell
The smoother route. Windows shows a blue “Windows protected your PC” screen for anything downloaded through a browser, until enough people have installed it for Microsoft to recognise the file. This command fetches the same installer without the browser, checks it against the release, and skips that screen entirely.
irm https://code.wekoya.tech/install.ps1 | iex
Links point at the latest release. See every file if you need a different build.
Before you install
- macOS 12 Monterey or newer
- Apple Silicon and Intel Macs both work — take the build that matches yours. Both are signed and notarised by Apple, so they open like any other app; macOS asks you to confirm once because it came from the internet. If you are updating from an earlier build, macOS may also ask for your login password once — choose Always Allow.
- Windows 10 or newer
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The installer sets the app up for your user account only, so it does not need an administrator. If you
download the .exe here rather than using the PowerShell command, Windows will say
“Windows protected your PC” — choose More info, then
Run anyway. It is the same file either way: the warning is about how it reached your
machine, not what is inside it. You can also clear it first with
Unblock-Fileon the downloaded installer. - Linux
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The AppImage runs anywhere once you make it executable —
chmod +xand double-click. The deb and rpm are there if you would rather your package manager tracked it. - You still need an account
- Sign in from the app's settings, or create one here first. New accounts start with ₦2,000 once you add a phone number.
Rather stay in the terminal?