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Limitcode Pro
The native, lightweight AI coding agent for Sublime Text
Stop sacrificing your machine's speed for AI. Limitcode brings autonomous coding agents directly into Sublime Text with zero background daemons. Inspect files with @file, review native diffs, connect any frontier LLM or run private local models via BYOK, and undo any edit with one shortcut.
With tools like Claude Code, OpenCode, or Pi out there, why build another agent?
For me, it came down to pure lightness. I was using CLI agents daily, but they were devouring all my RAM, leaving orphan processes, and pushing my laptop to its absolute limit just by having the agent, a browser, and a terminal open at the same time.
I remembered Sublime Text—the editor I learned to code on. I checked existing AI packages, but they were either basic Q&A chatbots or just wrappers inheriting the same CLI overhead.
So I built Limitcode from scratch: pure vanilla Python inside Sublime, running the agentic loop on an independent thread with throttled UI updates so your editor never freezes.
I kept the core pair-programming assistant open source on GitHub (https://github.com/Jawuilp/Limitcode), and built Limitcode Pro ($29 lifetime) for developers who want the full autonomous toolkit, subagents, and MCP servers directly inside Sublime.
I'd love your honest feedback! I'll be hanging out in the comments all day. 🚀
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About Limitcode Pro on Product Hunt
“The native, lightweight AI coding agent for Sublime Text”
Limitcode Pro was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #336 on the daily leaderboard. Stop sacrificing your machine's speed for AI. Limitcode brings autonomous coding agents directly into Sublime Text with zero background daemons. Inspect files with @file, review native diffs, connect any frontier LLM or run private local models via BYOK, and undo any edit with one shortcut.
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Jawuil
Hey Hunters! I’m Jawuil.
With tools like Claude Code, OpenCode, or Pi out there, why build another agent?
For me, it came down to pure lightness. I was using CLI agents daily, but they were devouring all my RAM, leaving orphan processes, and pushing my laptop to its absolute limit just by having the agent, a browser, and a terminal open at the same time.
I remembered Sublime Text—the editor I learned to code on. I checked existing AI packages, but they were either basic Q&A chatbots or just wrappers inheriting the same CLI overhead.
So I built Limitcode from scratch: pure vanilla Python inside Sublime, running the agentic loop on an independent thread with throttled UI updates so your editor never freezes.
I kept the core pair-programming assistant open source on GitHub (https://github.com/Jawuilp/Limitcode), and built Limitcode Pro ($29 lifetime) for developers who want the full autonomous toolkit, subagents, and MCP servers directly inside Sublime.
I'd love your honest feedback! I'll be hanging out in the comments all day. 🚀