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Hello everyone. My name is Kostya, and in this video, I will show you how to create a system like this, which can work and create projects for you. That is, here we have several several neural networks that work, and each performs its task. Some simply, uh, build, for example, an architecture, some distribute tasks, and some simply write code, some can simply fix bugs. And also, they all create code according to certain rules, which we have pre-written for this project. And now it is creating a React project for us. This is how it all happens. Something moves somewhere, something happens somewhere, it writes some code for itself, now it will check, fix errors, and so on. If you are interested in creating a setup like this for yourself. By the way, it is completely free. You can develop completely for free. That is, you have huge limits, around 1,000, 1,000 requests on one neural network, 1,000 requests on another, or even 2,000. I don't remember exactly, but I remember it's more than a thousand. And you will also have 1,000 on OpenRouter. That is, you have about, well, I don't know, 20 neural networks available that you can use on OpenRouter. If you are interested, watch the guide. So, let's start from the very beginning. In order for us to proceed with installing anything, we need Node.js. Uh, just search for Node.js. In this way. And here will be one of the very first ones - it's nodejs.org. Next, we need to download all of this. Click download. Download. Here next Windows installer. And it should download for you. It doesn't weigh much, only 30 MB. And this all happens quite quickly. After it downloads for you, you need to run it. Then you need to install it. I agree with everything, the installation will be quick. Done. Next, you need to open the Start menu, and you will have Node.js Command Prompt there, or, well, yes, most likely, it should be like that. Find it in the search on your computer. I click. And then what you need to do. First, check npm, if you have npm minus, just like it is indicated here, you can copy the command from here. I have it, 10.9.3. Next, we need to type the following. Uh, Gemini install. Click on the very first link. It should be GitHub. This repository will open for you. Then you will need to find this line npm install -g and so on. Copy and paste it here. And the installation will start. You will need to wait here for some time for everything to install. So, as we can see, everything has installed. It says 148 packages looking and so on. Edited 570 packages. You should have the same. Next, we can already type Gemini. And in theory, let's wait a bit for Gemini to launch. Okay, it's launched. You need to log in through Google. Like this, choose the first number here, click allow, and your Google account will launch, where you will just need to log in through the browser. Okay, I'm logged in. And now I have access to Gemini, where I can already develop something. Conditionally, you can specify your folder here and start developing something. And the context is 100%. Gemini 2.5 Pro is installed. We have, I think, 2,000 or 2,000 requests per day for Gemini 2.5 Pro. Next. That's not all. Next, we will also need Quen. By the way, you can already drag some folder there, but I already said that. Also, here, if you type a slash, there are some commands that might be interesting to you. Before you can add MCP here, memory, theme, tools, configure something else, something. What is all this for? You can read the documentation here. You can just type, in this way, Gemini, documentation, and here you can see what this is all for, what is here, what is not. Here will be all the links. Next, we need not only Gemini, but also Quen. Also install. Click on the first link. Exactly the same. We are looking for our npm install Quen. I will also kill all of this and open it again. So, for example, I'll just click on Node.js and paste it here. Hmm. For some reason, it didn't paste. I'll try again. Hmm. It still doesn't paste. Apparently, I just need to select the first line myself and paste it. Hmm. It says it's not suitable. Uh, Node.js Command Prompt. Then I click. Okay. Done. And here, the installation also started. You will need to wait some time for Quen to install as well. The installation has also finished. And I just type Quen here. So, Quen. And Quen will open now, it needs some time. So, and here you need to choose. We will be redirected to the site now. Exactly the same. Here I will log in using Google. Click confirm. Done. Next, I can also use Quen like Gemini now. That is, I can specify my path to the folder here and develop, but we are not interested in all of that for now, because the third step is VSC, that is, Visual Studio Code. We also need to install it. We download it here. You can click the middle button to download. And that's it, VSC Visual Studio Code is downloading for me. By the way, this is just a regular code editor, but we are integrating neural networks into it, and everything will be completely different, completely interesting. So, Visual Studio Code has downloaded, I need to install it. Here I accept all the terms, click next. I'm interested in the desktop shortcut. I want all of this. And install. The installation should be quite fast. Now we will wait for everything to finish. So, I am now launching it. Click finish. My Visual Studio Code is launching here. I'll close the chat immediately. We will be interested in extensions. This folder is extensions. And here I will immediately search for Gemini CLI Companion. I install it and the same for Quen CLI. I type it in the search, code, I install it too. And the most important thing for us now is to allow. Now the most important thing for us is the interface for all these neural networks, so that we can use them calmly. I will use Kilocod. I just type Kilocod and install it. Now we need to wait for Kilocod to install, and we will move on. So, I'll expand it to make it convenient. Waiting for Kilocod to install. Uh, it's installed. Now we have Kilocod, but we need, first of all, we will move our Kilocod to the right side like this. And we need to add our API here. So, we don't need this chat. Uh, I'll just close it like this. We only need this chat. I click Get Started. It will redirect me to Kilocod now. And I just need to log in here through my Google account. I log in through my Google account, click continue, and my account is created. Then I click continue, open VSC, and that's it. Kilocod doesn't want anything else from me. Next, I need to go to settings here and add new profiles. The first thing I will add is Quen Code. Here I create a profile. Here I search for Quen Code. Ah, here it is, Quen CLI. And here the credentials have been automatically pulled. I just click save. Next, I click plus again. Here I type Gemini. I click create profile. Gemini CLI. And now my credentials have also been pulled. I click save. By the way, we can change the language to Russian. It will be more convenient. And that's it. The application is now in Russian. Next, we now have two additional profiles, but these are not all the profiles we need. We also need an OpenRouter profile, that's what it will be called. And here I also search for OpenRouter. OpenRouter. Click on the connect API button. Here I log in through Google, select my account, click continue. Click the checkbox that I agree. Click continue. Well, that is, continue. So, I won't choose anything here. I need a key. I create a key. I type, for example, test. and click create. Here I copy the key, go back. Here I just paste this key, click save. Done. Now I have three profiles here. This is Gemini, this is Quen CLI, this is OpenRouter, and the default one. And I will, of course, mainly use Quen Code or OpenRouter, or Gemini, sometimes OpenRouter. So, Quen CLI. Here we select Quen Code. OpenRouter. We also select here, for example, GPT, I recommend it as an option. Or GLM is also quite good, just choose the free version. And in general, choose only free versions in OpenRouter. In Gemini, also find and select Gemini. Here 2.5 Pro is available to us now. When everything is selected, you can create some folder on your computer and add it here. Uh, for example, I have just created a folder on my computer and simply added it here by dragging and dropping. Next, you can now, what can you do? This is not needed. Next, you have for each, for each version, for each, for each capability of this editor, you can choose a neural network. I recommend doing it like this. Orchestrator Gemini Bug - this is code. Code - this is code. Architect - this is Gemini. For now, do it like this. And then you can write to the orchestrator: "Uh, create, create a simple, uh, create, um, a simple business card website. Very small. Very small, so that it doesn't take too long. Where where there will be a name? Name, surname, and phone number. Um, use, for example, HTML CSS JS. And that's it, our task has started. Requests will now go, and our Kilocod will gradually start writing new files here, so that you don't have to click save all the time. There are special settings here. For example, auto-approval is enabled in this case. And that's it, now the neural networks will write all the code for you. All the files it creates appear here in your folder immediately. We can now open index in the browser to see what it will do now. Well, it made something super simple like this. Now we will see what it will do next. It created a to-do list for itself, according to which it is making this application, that it created a phone number copying functionality for something. It wants to add a script to index. In general, it is following its plan and creating our simple business card website. Done, the task is completed. Let's see what it came up with. A maximally simple business card website. Ivan Ivanov. When you click on the phone, the phone number is copied. This is such a simple setup for free white coding. In terms of limits, you have 1,000 or 2,000 in Gemini and 1,000 or 2,000 requests in Quen CLI. I think that's enough for starters. In OpenRouter, there are 50 requests, but the models there are quite large and interesting, like GLM. You can also top up your OpenRouter account with $10. Then you will also have, I think, around 1,000 requests for all these free models. Just type free here and see which free versions are available. One more thing I wanted to mention is that there is a specialized website for writing additional rules for Kilocod, so that it creates applications or whatever you need according to specific rules. Click on these VSC icons, click plus, and add, for example, a file. Write rules, for example, you will have a file like this with recommendations for neural networks. And here you need to write the rules, the creation rules. But where to get these creation rules? There is a specialized website. Uh, a specialized website. It is called like this. Cursor Directory it is called. I will leave all the links in the description. And here there are sets of rules for creating projects for neural networks. For example, if we have, say, a React project, you accordingly type React here, and here will be all these rules. This is, of course, a not-so-good option. Well. This one, probably, will be better, right? And accordingly, you copy, go back, paste it here, save all of this. And now you write like this. Uh, redo the project. Redo the project. using rules.md. And now it will redo the entire project from this into these rules. That is, it will definitely be a React project where we will use Next.js, Redux, TypeScript, and so on. And here it writes: "I understand, I will rework the existing project, applying the rules from the rules.md file. To do this, I will break down the task into corresponding subtasks." And now it has started reading the project structure, is starting to rework it, and so on. It will create, add React. Well, I think you understood. What is the essence of the rest. Thank you all for watching. I hope the video will be useful to you. Leave comments, give a like, you can subscribe to the Telegram channel. M.