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Coding agents

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What is a coding agent

A coding agent lets you use LLMs to help you complete your tasks.

Choose a coding agent

You may use any coding agent with any LLM.

OpenRouter provides free models.

Set up Qwen Code-based agent

Below, we explain how to set up coding agents based on the free Qwen3-Coder LLM.

Complete these steps:

  1. Set up Qwen Code
  2. Set up a coding agent in VS Code

Set up Qwen Code

Qwen Code provides 1000 free requests per day.

  • Install Qwen Code.
  • Authenticate.
  • Check that you have Qwen credentials at ~/.qwen/oauth_creds.json.

Set up a coding agent in VS Code

Set up a coding agent in VS Code using any of the following methods:

Set up Qwen Code Companion with Qwen3-Coder

  1. Open the Chat panel using one of these methods:
    1. Method 1:
      1. Go to the Editor Toolbar.
      2. Click the Qwen icon.
    2. Method 2:
      1. Run using the Command Palette: Qwen Code: Open
  2. Write /login in the chat.
  3. Write @<file-name> to refer to the file <file-name>.

Set up GitHub Copilot Chat with Qwen3-Coder

Note

Copilot Chat is not officially available for users in Russia (see this discussion).

  1. Install the github.copilot-chat and denizhandaklr.vscode-qwen-copilot extensions.
  2. Run using the Command Palette: Qwen Copilot: Authenticate
  3. Complete the authentication procedure.
  4. Run using the Command Palette: Chat: Manage Language Models
  5. Click Add Models.
  6. Click Qwen Code.
  7. Double click Qwen 3 Coder Plus to make the model visible.
  8. Run using the Command Palette: Chat: Open Chat
  9. The CHAT panel will open.
  10. Go to CHAT.
  11. Click Auto (Pick Model).
  12. Click Qwen 3 Coder Plus.