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MonkeyCode
A browser-based AI coding workspace with a hosted development environment, built-in models, task execution, and a public source repository with a self-hosting path.
See how this access route works, what it asks you to set up, and which current terms to check before using it.
May fit if
You want a coding workspace that starts in the browser
Trying agent-style coding in a cloud workspace without setting up a local editor or development environment first.
Access observed
Daily free quota
Checked 8 August 2026: MonkeyCode listed its Basic plan at $0, described it as free forever, and included one concurrent task, a 1-core / 4GB cloud environment, and a daily quota of 30 million tokens for Basic models.
What you will need
Account and a browser
Create an account and start with a small project. Connecting a private repository or uploading important files widens the data and permission boundary, so review those settings first.
How access works
The free plan includes a cloud workspace and a daily quota
MonkeyCode currently lists one concurrent task, a 1-core / 4GB cloud environment, and 30 million tokens per day for its Basic model group. The site names model families such as GLM, Kimi, MiniMax, Qwen, and DeepSeek, but the exact free-plan selection can change.
Limits and charges
A token number does not identify the models or workload
The free plan names a Basic model group rather than fixed model versions. Model availability, quota rules, cloud resources, and plan terms can change, so check the current pricing section before relying on them.
Your data and account
The hosted route handles project and task data
MonkeyCode says repositories, prompts, and outputs are not used for model training by default. Its privacy policy still describes collecting business and usage data needed for the hosted service, so check the current policy, model route, repository access, and third-party connections before adding sensitive code.
Before relying on it
Test the whole workflow with disposable code first
The public source repository and self-hosting option do not make the hosted service local or private. Review repository permissions, the active model route, the privacy policy, and what project data enters the cloud workspace before using private or important code. Confirm the models available to the Basic plan, quota behavior, repository permissions, build and preview limits, export or download options, and what remains usable if the hosted plan changes.
Check current information
MonkeyCode source pages
Use MonkeyCode's hosted site for the current free plan and model group, its privacy policy for the hosted data boundary, and GitHub for the public source, license, activity, and self-hosting route.
Continue exploring
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