An AI-assisted coding environment for macOS and Windows that runs on the GPU you already have — and never has to phone home.
AI-assisted development has quietly become a subscription to someone else's computer. Your code goes up, the answer comes back, and the whole arrangement stops working the moment the network does — or the moment your employer's policy says it shouldn't have been up there in the first place.
Classic IDE is a runtime that puts that entire loop back on your machine. It is built to run a multi-agent framework on 8 GB of VRAM or more, on hardware developers already own, while keeping the experience close to what a cloud-backed environment feels like.
Getting that much capability into that little memory is an efficiency problem. Nothing Inc. does the research on it; Float Point turns the result into software you can install.
A local model usually gives itself away: the pauses, the tighter limits, the sense of running in second gear. Classic IDE is optimized so it feels like a datacenter is doing the work — because what matters is the work, not where it happens.
Not one assistant answering one question at a time. Classic IDE runs a multi-agent framework on your own machine, so work can be planned, split up, and carried out the way it is in a modern cloud setup.
Pull the network cable and nothing changes. That matters for classified and regulated work, for air-gapped environments, and for anyone who would simply rather their source code never left the laptop.
Classic IDE accepts open source models rather than locking you to one vendor's endpoint. Choose what you run, swap it when something better lands, and keep the weights on your own disk.
We're still building. If an offline, local-first coding environment is something you want to get your hands on, get in touch and we'll keep you posted as it comes together.
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