The Palette coding agent for the terminal. Korean in, Korean out, on the Palette API. One binary, no runtime to install.
The installer detects your platform, puts one binary in ~/.palette-code/bin, adds it to PATH and asks for your key. No terminal? Use the desktop app below.
One line in any shell. Re-run it to update.
curl -fsSL https://llm.pltt.dev/install | sh && exec $SHELLPaste into PowerShell (prompt starts with PS). Installs to %LOCALAPPDATA%\palette-code, adds it to your PATH, asks for your key.
irm https://llm.pltt.dev/install.ps1 | iexFrom cmd (Command Prompt) instead:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "irm https://llm.pltt.dev/install.ps1 | iex"The installer asks for your API key and ends with DONE. Then type palette-code (with a hyphen). If it says “command not found”, open a new Terminal window and type it there.
palette-codeInstall the desktop app below. From 0.1.15 the engine and the tools (documents, media, computer use, browser use) are inside the app. Open it, paste your key under Settings → Providers → Palette, and start. Nothing else to install.
Download the .dmg → drag to Applications → open → Settings → Providers → Palette → Add API keyThe same agent in a window: sessions, diffs, terminal, the Palette theme. Each build bundles the matching CLI, so nothing else is needed.
macOS builds (0.1.21 and later) are signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so they open normally. Windows and Linux builds are not signed: on Windows choose "More info" then "Run anyway" on the SmartScreen prompt.
Or run palette-code auth login once and it is stored for you.
export PALETTE_API_KEY=pk-...Interactive in any repository. Korean or English, your choice.
cd my-project
palette-codeFor scripts and CI. The answer comes back in the language you asked in.
palette-code run "실패하는 테스트 원인을 찾아 고쳐 줘"