Guides
Connect your client in minutes, and understand what uncensored, long-context and flat-rate AI actually mean.
Setup guides
13 guides- How to use Claude Code with an uncensored, unlimited modelRun Claude Code on GLM-5.3-Flash or Qwen 3.8 Flash Next through Unquant's Anthropic-compatible endpoint: two environment variables, no proxy, unlimited tokens and 262K context.
- How to use OpenAI Codex CLI with UnquantAdd Unquant to OpenAI Codex CLI as a custom model provider in ~/.codex/config.toml. Unquant serves the Responses API Codex needs, so it connects directly, with unlimited tokens.
- How to add Unquant to OpenCodeAdd Unquant to OpenCode as an OpenAI-compatible provider in opencode.json and run the terminal coding agent on GLM-5.3-Flash with 262K context and unlimited tokens.
- How to use the Pi coding agent with UnquantAdd Unquant to the Pi coding agent in ~/.pi/agent/models.json as an OpenAI-completions provider and run it on GLM-5.3-Flash or Qwen 3.8 Flash Next.
- How to use Reasonix with UnquantRun Reasonix, the DeepSeek terminal coding agent, on Unquant: one provider entry in ~/.reasonix/config.toml and your key in ~/.reasonix/.env.
- How to use Hermes Agent with UnquantPoint Nous Research's Hermes Agent at Unquant as a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with hermes model or ~/.hermes/config.yaml.
- Use Unquant in VS Code: Copilot Chat, Cline, Roo Code, Kilo Code and ContinueConnect VS Code to Unquant: GitHub Copilot Chat bring-your-own-key, and the Cline, Roo Code, Kilo Code and Continue extensions, each with its OpenAI-compatible settings.
- How to use Unquant in CursorPoint Cursor's chat at Unquant with your own key and base URL, and what Cursor's limits mean: a paid Cursor plan is required and only the chat panel uses your model.
- Use Unquant with Crush, Goose, Zed and AiderExact OpenAI-compatible settings to run Crush, Goose, the Zed editor and Aider on Unquant's uncensored GLM-5.3-Flash and Qwen 3.8 Flash Next.
- How to connect SillyTavern to an unlimited, uncensored APIConnect SillyTavern to Unquant in two minutes: Chat Completion, Custom (OpenAI-compatible), base URL, key and model ID. Plus context size, streaming and reasoning settings for long roleplay.
- How to use Unquant as a Janitor AI proxyUse Unquant as your Janitor AI proxy: the exact proxy URL, model name and API key to enter, plus context and generation settings for unlimited, uncensored roleplay.
- How to connect Open WebUI to UnquantAdd Unquant to Open WebUI as an OpenAI API connection: the URL, key and model list. A private, ChatGPT-style interface on uncensored GLM-5.3-Flash and Qwen 3.8 Flash Next.
- Call Unquant from Python and JavaScript with the OpenAI SDKUse the official OpenAI Python and JavaScript SDKs with Unquant: base URL, streaming, images, tool calling and reasoning control, with copy-paste examples.
Use cases
2 guides- An uncensored roleplay API with unlimited messagesWhat makes a good uncensored roleplay API: refusals removed in the weights, long context that remembers the whole campaign, and flat-rate unlimited messages. Works with SillyTavern and Janitor AI.
- Uncensored AI for coding and agentsWhy developers use an uncensored model for coding and agents: no refusals on security work, reverse engineering or edgy content pipelines, plus 262K context and unlimited tokens for long agent loops.
Explainers
3 guides- Tensor-level uncensoring, explainedHow abliteration removes refusals in the weights instead of suppressing them with prompts - and why prompt-only jailbreaks fail mid-story.
- Why the context window matters (and when 262K is worth it)What a 262K-token context window actually buys you in roleplay, coding, and agents, how providers price it, and when the full window is worth it.
- Flat-rate vs per-token LLM APIs: when unlimited pays offPer-token APIs bill every re-sent message; a flat-rate unlimited LLM API doesn't. Worked examples for roleplay, coding agents and long documents, and when each pricing model wins.