Noun CLI
A terminal-native coding agent you can script, pipe and build on.
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The agentic coding platform for real work
sparkcode pairs a blazing-fast editor with autonomous agents that understand your entire codebase. Describe the outcome — your agent plans, edits and verifies across hundreds of files while you stay in control.
Free tier included · macOS, Windows & Linux · No credit card
Trusted by engineers at
- Vercel
- Linear
- Supabase
- Stripe
- Notion
- Figma
- Raycast
- Sentry
One platform, four ways to build
The same agents, context engine and memory everywhere you write software.
An editor built for flow
- Whole-repo completions in under 50 ms
- Inline diff review for every agent edit
- Native Git worktrees and multi-root workspaces
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Build Your Way
With multiple ways to interact, you can stick to the workflow you already know.
Unlock deeper agentic capabilities
The machinery under the hood that turns a chat window into a teammate.
Context Engine
Semantic indexing of your entire repository — every file, dependency and decision — so answers are grounded in how your code actually works.
Quest Mode
Give the outcome, get a plan, approve it once. The agent executes across files, runs tests and opens a reviewable pull request.
Multi-Agent
Run specialised agents in parallel — planner, coder, tester — each in its own sandbox, merging only what passes verification.
Memory
Agents remember your conventions, past quests and review feedback — every session starts smarter than the last.
Reliable Requests
Pin models, cap spend per quest and replay any run step by step. Deterministic options for teams that need auditable output.
- files indexed
- 100k
- quest runtime
- 26h
- project wikis
- 400k+
Watch a quest run, end to end
From one sentence to a reviewed pull request — in four steps.
Pricing that scales with your ambition
Start free. Upgrade when your agents start shipping.
MonthlyAnnual −20%
Free
For trying agentic coding on real projects.
$0forever
- Editor + Quest Mode (beta)
- 50 agent credits / month
- Context Engine up to 10k files
- Community support
Most popular
Pro
For developers shipping with agents every day.
$20 / month
- Unlimited editor completions
- 1,500 agent credits / month
- Cloud Agents — 5 parallel quests
- CLI + headless CI mode
- Priority support
Pro+
For power users running fleets of agents.
$60 / month
- 5,000 agent credits / month
- Cloud Agents — 20 parallel quests
- Context Engine up to 100k files
- Team workspaces — 5 seats
- Custom guardrails & policies
Ultra
For teams that never want to hit a limit.
$100 / month
- Unlimited agent credits (fair use)
- Cloud Agents — 100 parallel quests
- Unlimited Context Engine
- Unlimited team seats
- Dedicated infrastructure
- 24/7 priority support
Custom
For enterprises that need scale, security and control. Estimate your plan, then talk to us.
SSO/SAML + SCIM · Audit logs · Spend caps per quest
$15/seat · $$12 from 50 seats · $$10 from 200
Estimated cost
$375/ month
Billed monthly
- 25 seats × $15$375
- Credits — 10k included$0
- Cloud$0
- Standard support$0
Final quote depends on your security review.
Loved by builders worldwide
4.9/5 from 1,000,000+ developers
“We shipped our entire billing migration through Quest Mode. Three weeks of work, reviewed in an afternoon.”
“The context engine is the first thing that actually understands our monorepo. Answers stopped being guesses.”
“I run five cloud agents before lunch. My job has become reviewing great pull requests.”
“Quests in CI caught a race condition our pipeline had missed for months. That alone pays for the plan.”
“Memory means the agent stops re-asking about our conventions. It just knows.”
“From npm install to a merged refactor in one evening. The CLI is dangerously good.”
“We shipped our entire billing migration through Quest Mode. Three weeks of work, reviewed in an afternoon.”
“The context engine is the first thing that actually understands our monorepo. Answers stopped being guesses.”
“I run five cloud agents before lunch. My job has become reviewing great pull requests.”
“Quests in CI caught a race condition our pipeline had missed for months. That alone pays for the plan.”
“Memory means the agent stops re-asking about our conventions. It just knows.”
“From npm install to a merged refactor in one evening. The CLI is dangerously good.”
“Onboarding a junior went from weeks to days — the agent explains every diff it proposes.”
“We pinned models and capped spend per quest. Finance stopped asking questions at review time.”
“The plan preview is the killer feature. I approve architecture, not just code.”
“Multi-agent runs turned our quarterly cleanup sprint into a Tuesday afternoon.”
“Inline diffs for every change mean review takes minutes, not evenings. Trust but verify, automated.”
“It indexed 100k files without breaking a sweat. Legacy monolith, meet your new teammate.”
“Onboarding a junior went from weeks to days — the agent explains every diff it proposes.”
“We pinned models and capped spend per quest. Finance stopped asking questions at review time.”
“The plan preview is the killer feature. I approve architecture, not just code.”
“Multi-agent runs turned our quarterly cleanup sprint into a Tuesday afternoon.”
“Inline diffs for every change mean review takes minutes, not evenings. Trust but verify, automated.”
“It indexed 100k files without breaking a sweat. Legacy monolith, meet your new teammate.”
Frequently asked questions
Autocomplete predicts your next line. sparkcode agents complete whole tasks: they index your repository, propose a plan, edit across files, run the tests and open a pull request — while every step stays reviewable and reversible.
Quest Mode routes each task to the model that fits it best, and Enterprise plans can pin specific models or bring your own keys. You always see which model ran a quest in the run log.
No. Your code is never used to train models. Repositories are indexed in an isolated environment, and Enterprise plans can run the entire context engine self-hosted.
The editor keeps working with unlimited completions; only new agent quests pause until the next cycle or a top-up. You can cap spend per quest to avoid surprises.
Yes. The CLI runs the same agents headlessly: script quests locally, or trigger them from CI on every pull request. Cloud Agents add isolated parallel environments.
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