VoyagerCode
Open source · 500+ models · zero markup

The AI coding agent that meets you everywhere you work

Voyager Code is an open source coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, and the CLI. Pick from 500+ models, switch between them mid-task, and pay the provider's rate with zero markup. Talk to it hands-free with built-in voice — no API keys required to start.

~/projects/app — voyager
$ voyager run --auto "add dark mode and run tests"
 reading theme config · src/theme.ts
 editing 3 files · applying tokens
 running  bun test
 12 passed · 0 failed
 self-checking diff — no regressions
 done in 24s · switched to claude opus mid-task
500+
Models
3
Surfaces: VS Code, JetBrains, CLI
15
Spoken voices for hands-free chat
MIT
Open source license
What it does

Everything you need to build with AI

One agent across your editor and your terminal — from ghost-text completions to fully autonomous CI runs.

Code generation

Turn natural language into working code across multiple files. Voyager edits, refactors, and scaffolds whole features for you.

Inline autocomplete

Ghost-text suggestions appear as you type. Tab to accept context-aware completions that match your codebase.

Self-checking

The agent reviews and corrects its own work, so you ship with fewer rounds of manual fixes.

Terminal & browser control

Run commands and automate the web. Voyager can drive your terminal and a headless browser end to end.

MCP marketplace

Find and wire up Model Context Protocol servers that extend what the agent can see and do.

500+ models

Switch models mid-task to match latency, cost, and reasoning to the job. Open pricing, zero markup.

Voice commands

Tap the mic and talk. In continuous mode the agent speaks back and the mic reopens — code entirely hands-free.

Voice

Talk to your code. Hands-free.

Click the microphone and just talk. In continuous mode the agent speaks its reply aloud, then the mic reopens automatically — so you code without your hands ever leaving the conversation.

voice — continuouslistening
  1. 1

    You speak

    Tap the mic or hit Cmd/Ctrl+K. Voice-activity detection starts capturing the moment you talk and stops after a beat of silence.

  2. 2

    AI responds & speaks

    Voyager transcribes your words, reasons, edits your code, then reads a summary of what it did back to you aloud.

  3. 3

    Mic reopens

    In continuous mode the microphone restarts the instant the AI finishes — so you just keep talking. No clicks, no typing.

loop repeats until you stop it

Continuous conversation

A true hands-free loop: the AI speaks, the mic reopens, you reply. Keep coding without ever touching the mouse or keyboard.

15 spoken voices

Pick from voices like Luna, Atlas, and Aurora. Tune rate and pitch until the agent sounds right to you.

Local or cloud transcription

Run Whisper models on-device for fully private voice input, or use the Voyager Gateway for online transcription. Multilingual out of the box.

Agents

Switch agents to match the task

Voyager ships with specialized agents, and you can build your own custom agents for any workflow.

Code

Default

Implements and edits code from natural language. The everyday workhorse for building features.

Plan

Architecture

Designs architecture and writes implementation plans before any code gets written.

Ask

Read-only

Answers questions about your codebase without touching any files.

Debug

Troubleshoot

Traces issues and troubleshoots failures step by step.

Review

Quality

Surfaces issues across performance, security, style, and test coverage.

Custom agents

Define your own agents with tailored prompts, tools, and permissions.

Downloads

VSIX packages for VS Code

Download the extension package for your platform, then follow the installation steps. Windows x64 is available now; other platforms are coming soon.

Need another platform sooner? See GitHub Releases or the installation docs.

Installation

Install in VS Code

Start on the downloads page to get the VSIX for your platform, then install it in the editor. No API keys required to try the extension.

Step 1 — Download

Get the VSIX from Downloads (Windows x64 is available today). Save the file somewhere you can find it (for example your Downloads folder).

Step 2 — Install from VSIX in VS Code

  1. Open VS Code.
  2. Open the Extensions view (sidebar icon, or press Ctrl+Shift+X on Windows/Linux, Cmd+Shift+X on macOS).
  3. At the top of the Extensions panel, click the "⋯" (three dots) menu.
  4. Choose "Install from VSIX…".
  5. In the file picker, select the `.vsix` file you downloaded from the downloads section.
  6. Reload VS Code when prompted, then open a project folder to start using Voyager Code.
Optional: install from the terminal (Windows)
$ curl.exe -L -o voyager-vscode-win32-x64.vsix https://vgercode.com/downloads/voyager-vscode-win32-x64.vsix$ code --install-extension .\voyager-vscode-win32-x64.vsix

More ways to install

Autonomous mode, right in your editor

Let Voyager run end-to-end — editing files, running tests, and self-correcting — with no prompts, straight from the VS Code sidebar.

"run tests and fix any failures"

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