Platfory

Install Platfory, start earning.

Show one tasteful sponsored line while your AI coding tool works and keep 70% of the revenue. Supports Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Kimi through documented, reversible integrations. No file patching.

signed updatesfully reversiblenever reads your code

Three ways in. Each takes about a minute.

Pick the path that fits how you work - all three cover Claude Code, Codex, and Kimi.

Recommended

VS Code, Cursor, VSCodium, Windsurf

Live on both marketplaces - the one-click way in. Search "Platfory", confirm the publisher is Platfory, and click Install. This channel ships signed auto-updates. Or open it directly:

Prefer the terminal? One line, finds your editor automatically:

curl -fsSL https://www.platfory.ai/install.sh | sh

Cautious? Read the script first. No terminal or marketplace access? Download the .vsix and run Extensions: Install from VSIX..., then Platfory: Sign in.

Live

Standalone platfory CLI

For any editor or terminal - JetBrains, Neovim, Zed, or terminal-only. No IDE required. Install, sign in, and manage everything from the shell. Requires Node 18+.

curl -fsSL https://www.platfory.ai/cli.sh | sh

or with npm

npm install -g @platfory/cli

Then sign in and check it's working:

platfory login
platfory status
In Claude Code? Install the plugin
from inside Claude Codereversible

Add Platfory from inside Claude Code - no editor extension, no separate installer. Add our marketplace, install the plugin, then run setup:

/plugin marketplace add PlatforyAI/platfory-plugin
/plugin install platfory@platfory
/platfory:setup

Setup adds the sponsored status line to your own ~/.claude/settings.json with your consent - it stashes and restores any status line you already had. Sign in once with platfory login; run /platfory:disable anytime to remove it. This also covers Kimi whenever you run Claude Code against a Kimi (Anthropic-compatible) endpoint.

Also on Codex or Kimi? Add the launch banner
opt-inone banner per launchreversible

The Codex and Kimi CLIs have no live status line to render into, so instead of faking one we print a single tasteful sponsored banner when you start a codex or kimi session - then the tool runs exactly as normal. On consent, we add a small marked shell function to your own ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc that wraps the command. We never touch the tool's own files. To remove it, delete the block and open a new terminal.

Sign in, per tool

Run Platfory: Sign in (or platfory login). Consent shows exactly what changes, separately for each tool.

Just code

A sponsored tip and status-line message appear while your AI thinks, never replacing your own text.

Cash out at $5

Every viewable impression and click credits your balance, validated server-side. Track it live.

Before you install

Which path should I pick? +

In VS Code, Cursor, VSCodium, or Windsurf, use the extension - the one-click, signed-auto-update way in. On JetBrains, Neovim, or a terminal-only setup, use the standalone platfory CLI. If you live in Claude Code, install the plugin from inside it. All three cover Claude Code, Codex, and Kimi.

Will it slow down my editor? +

No. We render one line through your tool's own status-line and spinner-tip hooks - no code interception, no proxy, nothing in your hot path.

What can you see? +

Impression and click events only. Never your code, prompts, keystrokes, or files - there is no code path that reads them.

What happens when I uninstall? +

Run Platfory: Restore (or uninstall the extension / delete the CLI's shell block) and every change reverts, byte for byte. You leave with exactly the setup you came with.