Quickstart
From a new account to your first task in a few minutes: activate your account, pick a surface, sign in and ask for something.
1. Activate your Forge & Code account
- Sign in to your dashboard (or create a free account first).
- Open Forge & Code in the menu, then Overview.
- Click Activate my account and choose a plan.
- Free opens your account at once with 500 FRODI each month. A paid plan opens the secure payment page, then brings you back to the dashboard as soon as the payment is confirmed.
- Back on the overview you see your plan, its status and the percentage of your allowance already used.
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2. Pick a surface
| Surface | How to get it |
|---|---|
| Forge | Nothing to install. Use Open Forge on the Forge & Code page of your dashboard. |
| CLI | Coming soon. Join the waitlist. |
| Desktop app | Coming soon. Join the waitlist. |
| Editor extension | Coming soon. Join the waitlist. |
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3. Sign in
Every surface offers the same two ways to connect. Choose RodiumAi account to spend your FRODI allowance (a browser window opens), or an API key (rd_sk_...) to bill the key's wallet in RODI.
Sign in from the CLI
…In the desktop app and the editor extension, the same choice is on the sign-in screen.
4. Run your first task
- Open a project folder in your terminal, the desktop app or your editor.
- Start RodiumAi Code. In the CLI, run
rodiumin the project folder. - Describe what you want, for example: explain this repository, or add a unit test for
utils.ts. - Read the plan. Press
Tabin the CLI to switch between plan mode (read-only) and act mode. - Approve the steps you are happy with. Nothing is edited behind your back unless you turned auto-approval on.
Common ways to start a session
…5. Check your allowance
Your Forge & Code overview shows the percentage of the current allowance already used, how many FRODI are left and when they reset. The CLI reports the same figures:
…In the desktop app and the editor, use /status or /account in the chat.
Next steps
- RODI and FRODI credits: how the allowance works.
- CLI, desktop app or editor extension: everything each surface can do.
- Troubleshooting if something does not work.