Void

Void is an AI-powered code editor that helps you write better code. You can type questions, and it gives you answers with code suggestions. Unlike other editors, Void does not store your code on someone else's server. Everything stays under your control.

It works with many AI models. You can use free ones like Gemini and DeepSeek, or paid ones like GPT-4 and Claude. You can even run models on your own computer without internet. Void has three modes: autocomplete for quick suggestions, inline editing for fixing code, and chat mode where you can ask the AI to help with bigger tasks.

Since Void is open source, anyone can look at the code and make it better. It is completely free with no hidden costs.

Getting started with Void is simple. Here are the steps to use it well:

• Download Void from the official website for Windows, Mac, or Linux. Install it just like any other program.

• When you first open it, choose your AI model. You can pick free options like Gemini or OpenRouter, or add your own API keys for GPT-4 or Claude.

• If you use VS Code already, Void lets you transfer all your settings, themes, and shortcuts in one click.

• Press Tab while typing code to get AI suggestions. Press Ctrl+K (or Cmd+K on Mac) to edit code inline with AI help.

• Use Ctrl+L (or Cmd+L on Mac) to open chat mode. Ask questions about your code and the AI will explain or suggest fixes.

• Try Agent Mode for bigger tasks where AI can create and edit multiple files at once.

• Tab autocomplete with smart code suggestions

• Inline code editing with keyboard shortcuts

• Agent Mode for creating and editing files

• Gather Mode for safe read-only AI help

• Support for GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, and local models

• Direct API connection with no middleman

• VS Code themes and extensions work perfectly

• Checkpoint system to track AI changes

• Terminal access for Agent Mode

• Completely free and open source