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Frequently Asked Questions

General

What is CodeFreedom?

CodeFreedom is a unified CLI for code agents. It provides LLM proxy routing, Docker sandboxing, profile management, and browser tools — all configured from ~/.codefreedom.

Which agents are supported?

  • Claude Code (cf r ag cc / cf r ag cc) — Anthropic's coding agent
  • MiMoCode (cf r ag mc / cf r ag mc) — Xiaomi's coding agent
  • OpenCode (cf r ag oc / cf r ag oc) — Terminal-native AI coding agent

Local vs sandbox mode — what's the difference?

Local mode runs the agent directly on your host machine. Simple, fast, no Docker required.

Sandbox mode (--sandbox) runs the agent inside an ephemeral Docker container. Provides isolation, GPU passthrough, and clean sessions.

# Local
cf r ag cc

# Sandbox
cf r ag cc --sandbox

Proxy

When do I need the proxy?

The proxy is needed when:

  • You want to route through a LiteLLM proxy for model management
  • You want WebSearch interception (local stealth search)
  • You want automatic model discovery for MiMoCode/OpenCode

You do NOT need the proxy for:

  • Direct Anthropic API usage with Claude Code
  • Local model inference without routing

How do I switch providers or models?

  1. Edit your profile: ~/.codefreedom/profiles/claude-code.yaml
  2. Or use a recipe: cf s i -l then cf s i -pa <recipe-name>

Configuration

How do profiles work?

Profiles define environment variables, tools, and sandbox settings per agent. They're stored in ~/.codefreedom/profiles/.

profiles:
  default:
    env:
      ANTHROPIC_API_KEY: sk-ant-...
    tools:
      - chrome
      - web
  production:
    inherits: default
    env:
      ANTHROPIC_API_KEY: sk-ant-prod-...

Can I use multiple API keys?

Yes. Use profiles to switch between keys:

cf r ag cc --profile dev        # uses dev profile's keys
cf r ag cc --profile production # uses production profile's keys

Tools

What tools are available?

  • Chrome — Chrome DevTools MCP server for browser automation
  • Web — Camoufox-backed web search and browsing
  • GitHub — GitHub MCP integration
  • Web Bridge — Translates WebSearch requests for the proxy

How do browser tools fit into the flow?

Browser tools run as Docker containers alongside your agent session. They're auto-managed:

  • Started when your agent session begins
  • Stopped when your session ends (if no other sessions use them)
  • Shared across multiple concurrent sessions