For Sublime Text 4

Your coding agent,
inside Sublime Text.

Give Limitcode a task. It can inspect your project, work with files and tools, and keep the conversation where you write code.

License · one-time Devices · up to 3 Provider · bring your own
At a glance →
Native Sublime workflowBring your own providerProject-aware toolsYour files stay in your editor
04 — Workflow

What makes it an agent, not a chat box.

A chat window answers. An agent reads your project, uses tools, edits files, and shows its work. Here is the loop Limitcode actually runs.

  1. 01 →

    Ask Describe the task.

    Open the Limitcode panel, write the task in natural language, and reference files, selections, or symbols from the current project.

    natural language · file references · symbol links
  2. 02 →

    Inspect Reference real project context.

    Limitcode reads from the buffers you have open and the files you allow. It can navigate your project tree, peek at git state, and answer against your actual code.

    buffers · project tree · git status
  3. 03 →

    Act Tools run inside your editor.

    Edits, file creation, searches, and shell commands happen with the permissions you configured. The conversation shows every step the agent takes.

    edit_file · search · run · permissions
  4. 04 →

    Review Stay in control of the diff.

    Every change is a normal Sublime buffer. Undo, jump to line, run your tests, hand it off to git — without leaving the window.

    undo · jump · tests · git

↑ real product screen · keep the conversation, keep the diff, keep the buffer.

03 — Providers

Use the provider that fits your work.

Limitcode is a thin, native client. You bring the model, you bring the key, you pay your provider directly. No lock-in, no proxy, no markup.

01 OpenAI gpt-4o · gpt-4.1 · o-series
02 Anthropic claude-sonnet · claude-opus
03 Google gemini-2.5-pro · flash
04 GitHub Copilot your copilot subscription
05 OpenRouter any model, one key
06 Self-hosted OpenAI-compatible endpoint

Your credentials. Your bill.

The license covers Limitcode Pro. Provider usage is billed by the provider you connect — the same way you already pay for an IDE, a terminal, or a code host. Switch providers per task, per project, or per model strength.

If you want a self-hosted OpenAI-compatible endpoint (Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM), point Limitcode at its base URL and skip the cloud entirely.

Honest note Limitcode sends your prompt, referenced files, and tool results to the provider you configured. We do not run a server between you and the model. Read the privacy section in the manual for the full data flow.
05 — Installation

From download to first task in three steps.

No separate CLI, no separate daemon, no separate login. Sublime stays the home for your work — the agent moves in.

Step 01 / 03

Buy Limitcode Pro

Get your license through Gumroad. One purchase, instant download of the signed package.

$ open ~/Downloads/limitcode-pro.sublime-package
Step 02 / 03

Install the package

Drop the .sublime-package into Sublime Text via Install Package. Restart once and the panel is wired in.

$ Sublime Text → Tools → Install Package
Step 03 / 03

Add a provider key

Paste a key from your own provider account. Pick a model and start a task — the conversation lives in the same window as your code.

$ Cmd-Shift-P → Limitcode: Set provider key
Read the full installation manual →
06 — Pricing

One license. One price. No subscription.

Launching with a single product tier. A pricing table would imply choices that don't exist yet.

Limitcode Pro · v1.0

For the Sublime Text user who already lives in the command palette.

One-time purchase Up to 3 devices Free updates for the v1 line
$29 one-time · USD
Buy Limitcode Pro
License validation supports offline work after activation. No telemetry by default. 30-day refund through Gumroad.
07 — FAQ

Short answers, real behavior.

Didn't find it?

Email hola@jawuil.dev. We answer in English or Spanish, usually within a working day.

Does it work with my Sublime Text version?

Limitcode Pro is built and tested on Sublime Text 4 (build 4100+). It does not run on Sublime Text 3 — the package targets the modern plugin API.

Which AI providers can I use?

Out of the box: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and OpenRouter. You can also point at any OpenAI-compatible endpoint (Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM) by setting a custom base URL.

Do I need my own API key?

Yes. Limitcode Pro is the editor plugin. Provider usage is paid directly to the provider — you bring the key and the billing relationship.

How many devices can I activate?

Up to three personal devices. A device is a machine you use day to day. License validation supports offline work after the first activation.

What does the license include?

Limitcode Pro v1.x, free updates for the v1 line, and the manual at docs.jawuil.dev. Major version upgrades (v2 and beyond) may be a separate purchase — the v1 license is honored in full for its life.

Where can I get help?

Email hola@jawuil.dev. Bug reports, feature requests, and the install manual are all linked from the same address. We read every message.