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FAQ

Yes. kunji is free and open source. You pay the AI providers directly for what you use, at their normal prices. Ollama models on your own computer cost nothing.

Yes, from at least one provider, unless you use Ollama. Groq and Google Gemini have free tiers; see Quick start.

Is it the same as ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro?

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No. Those are monthly subscriptions for the companies’ own apps. kunji uses the API, which is billed per use. For many people that’s cheaper, and you can use every company’s models from one place.

No. Keys stay in your OS keychain and messages go straight to the provider. See Privacy and security.

Any model your providers offer. Run kunji models <provider> to see the live list.

Yes. Windows is a main platform. Install with python -m pip install kunji or use the standalone .exe. macOS and Linux work with pip.

Yes, with Ollama models on your computer.

Can I switch models in the middle of a chat?

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Yes: /model provider:model. The conversation carries over.

kunji usage, or /cost inside a chat. Set limits with kunji budget set. See Costs and budgets.

On your computer only. See Chat history.

Yes. Use kunji ask, --raw output and environment variables for keys. See Pipes and scripts.

Everything that runs on your computer stays free. Optional paid cloud features (like syncing across devices or team keys) may come later, clearly separate.

कुंजी (kunji) is Hindi for “key”. You bring your own keys; kunji opens every model with them.