Use Claude Code UNLIMITED (No GPU, No Limits!)

Summary of the video (tech concepts, setup steps, and how-to)

The video is a tutorial explaining how to use “Cloud code” for free on Windows by pairing it with Ollama to run AI models locally (or pull cloud-hosted models via Ollama).

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1) Pricing limitation and the goal (“Cloud code free”)

• The creator notes that Cloud code has a free version, but missing Cloud code features in that tier.
• They describe a workaround: run models locally using Ollama, so Cloud code can use models without paid model hosting.

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2) Install Ollama on Windows

1. Open a browser and go to: ollama.com
2. Install using one of these options:
   • Downloadable installer, or
   • A PowerShell command (the creator uses PowerShell)
3. Verify installation in CMD by running a help command such as:
   • ollama -h

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3) Install Cloud Code (Quick Start from official docs)

1. Navigate to: code.cloud.com/docs
2. Follow the Quick Start instructions.
3. Choose the CMD-based installation (copy/paste command in CMD).
4. Verify Cloud code launches successfully using a cloud-type command.

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4) Create a local workspace for Cloud projects

• Create a folder named (as shown) Cloud_projects (example: D:\Cloud_projects)
• Open CMD inside that folder to run subsequent Cloud Code commands there.

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5) Use AI agent models inside Cloud Code via Ollama

• The creator mentions “launch” commands in Ollama for things like Cloud / Cloud Codex / Open Code, treated as AI agents.
• They demonstrate starting a selected model/agent using an Ollama launch command.
• Examples of models mentioned in the interface include names like “Gemini,” “quant,” “GLM,” and others.
• They differentiate:
  • Local models: run locally without needing extremely powerful hardware.
  • Cloud-based models: referenced because the user’s computer can’t host the full model locally.

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6) Pull a cloud-hosted model using Ollama (run “cloud models”)

1. Search the Ollama library for a specific model (example used: GPT-OASIS).
2. Copy the model reference for the cloud version (e.g., the reference that includes “cloud”).
3. Use CMD with:
   • ollama pull <model-name>

Key detail: The creator claims Ollama pulls the manifest locally, while the actual model runs via the cloud (internet required). Therefore, the model cannot be used offline.

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7) Launch Cloud Code and select the pulled cloud model

• From within the project directory, run an Ollama/Cloud command to launch Cloud code, such as:
  • ollama launch Cloud
• Select the model using arrow keys, then confirm.
• On first run, Cloud code prompts for settings such as:
  • Theme
  • Sign in to Ollama

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8) Example project: generate a Tic-Tac-Toe game

• They prompt Cloud Code to create a tic-tac-toe game using:
  • HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• The tool generates files such as:
  • index.html
  • style.css
  • JavaScript file(s)
• They demonstrate gameplay:
  • X wins / O wins
  • “Game over” and “reset”

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Main speakers/sources

• Speaker: Unspecified individual host (no named person given)
• Primary sources referenced:
  • Ollama website: ollama.com
  • Cloud Code documentation: code.cloud.com/docs (Quick Start)
• Tools/platforms used:
  • Ollama (local models + cloud-model pulling via Ollama)
  • Cloud Code
  • Windows PowerShell and CMD