Creor

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What Creor is

Creor is an AI-native code editor for agents that work across a codebase to write, plan, and debug. Its Build Agent writes code, runs commands, and makes multi-file changes in isolated Git branches; Plan is read-only, while Explore traces symbols and maps dependencies. Repo Map creates a structural project overview and inserts it into sessions. The editor lists more than 19 LLM providers and connects MCP servers, with GitHub, Notion, and Slack shown in its tools interface. More than 25 built-in tools cover file operations, search, LSP, analysis, version control, and web access. Agents can open an interactive terminal for long-running processes or commands that require input. Edits appear as diffs before changing code, and snapshots can restore files to an earlier session state. Cloud agents handle tasks such as pull-request reviews, tests, documentation, and refactoring in fresh sandboxed repository clones. Creor runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Free access is available; Starter costs $20 a month, billed monthly.

Who it suits

Creor suits developers who want agents to navigate and change projects across Linux, macOS, or Windows. Teams can also use cloud agents for code-review and CI/CD-related tasks.

What it does well

Build Agent makes multi-file changes in isolated Git branches.
Plan Agent is read-only.
Diffs are shown before edits touch code.
Snapshot revert can roll files back to an earlier session.
Runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

What to know first

Free plan allows 200 gateway requests per month.
Free plan includes 5 cloud-agent runs per month.
Starter costs $20 a month, billed monthly.
AI use sends approved code snippets to third-party providers.

Limits

The free plan includes 200 gateway requests per month, five cloud-agent runs per month, Haiku and GPT-4o mini, a 100K-token context, and one team member. Starter, the lowest priced paid plan, includes 2,000 gateway requests and 50 cloud-agent runs per month, with a 200K-token context and five team members.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	200 gateway requests/month · 5 cloud-agent runs/month · Haiku and GPT-4o mini · 100K-token context · 1 team member · community support	Free
BYOK	Unlimited local-agent usage with your own keys · 50 cloud-agent runs/month · provider models · provider context limit · 5 team members · community support	Free
Starter	monthly · 2,000 gateway requests/month · 50 cloud-agent runs/month · $20 included credits · all models · 200K-token context · 5 team members · email support	$20 a month
Pro	monthly · Unlimited gateway requests · unlimited cloud-agent runs · $40 included credits · all models · 1M-token context · unlimited team members · priority support	$40 a month

As creor.ai lists them, read 21 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Visit https://creor.ai/.
Choose Linux, macOS, or Windows as your platform.
Start with the Free or BYOK plan, or select a paid plan.
Choose a listed model provider for AI features.
Use the editor's agents and tools on your codebase.

Verdict

Creor combines codebase-oriented agents with reviewable edits, model integrations, and cloud-agent runs. Compare the included request and run limits with your workflow, and note that AI features send approved snippets to model providers.

Questions

Does Creor have a free plan?

Yes. Free costs nothing and includes 200 gateway requests and five cloud-agent runs per month.

How much do paid plans cost?

Starter is $20 a month, billed monthly. Pro is $40 a month, billed monthly.

Which operating systems does Creor support?

Creor lists Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Which model providers does Creor list?

It lists 19+ providers, including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Mistral, AWS Bedrock, Azure, Groq, Cohere, Perplexity, and Vertex AI.

Can Creor connect to MCP servers?

Yes. Its tools interface shows GitHub, Notion, and Slack integrations.

How does Creor handle code and security?

Creor says it processes code locally, sends approved snippets to third-party LLM providers when AI features are used, and does not store code on its servers. It says it uses TLS in transit and encryption at rest, while noting absolute security cannot be guaranteed.

Facts from Creor's own pages

API: The Cloud Agents API supports launching agents, polling status, streaming logs and receiving webhook notifications. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Build Agent: The Build Agent can write code, run commands and make multi-file changes in isolated Git branches. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Built-in tools: The editor includes more than 25 tools for file operations, search, LSP and analysis. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
BYOK key storage: Provider keys entered for BYOK are stored in the operating-system keychain and are not sent to Creor servers. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Change review: Edits are shown as diffs for approval, and snapshots can restore earlier file states. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
CLI: A Creor CLI can launch cloud reviews, run custom tasks, list runs and stream logs. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Cloud agents: Cloud agents can perform code review, bug detection, test generation, documentation, refactoring and CI/CD tasks. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Cloud isolation: Each cloud-agent run clones a repository into a sandboxed container and destroys that clone after completion. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Codebase intelligence: Repo Map builds a structural overview of a project and automatically injects it into sessions. · creor.ai, 1 Oct 2026
Company identity: The opened Creor pages do not state a legal company name, headquarters, founding year, employee count or funding information. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Data handling: Creor says code is processed locally and is not stored on its servers, while approved snippets may be sent to third-party LLM providers. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Documentation depth: The documentation includes installation, agent guides, customization, providers, codebase search, cloud agents, billing, troubleshooting and API references. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Explore Agent: The Explore Agent traces symbols, maps dependencies and researches a codebase. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
GPU requirement: The installation guide says no GPU or local model weights are needed because cloud-hosted LLMs are used by default. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Installation: Official downloads cover macOS Apple Silicon and Intel, Windows x64 and ARM64, and Linux deb, rpm and tar.gz packages. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Licence: The opened product and documentation pages do not identify an open-source licence for Creor. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Limit: cloud-agent environment: Cloud agents have restricted internet access, no PTY or interactive terminal, limited bash and no IDE integration. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Limit: context size: Maximum context is plan-dependent, ranging from 100K tokens on Free to 1M tokens on Pro. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Limit: credit exhaustion: When credits reach zero, gateway requests and cloud-agent runs pause until credits are added or the billing cycle renews. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Limit: network dependence: Creor requires internet access to reach its API, gateway and selected model-provider endpoints. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
MCP integrations: External services can be connected through MCP, including Notion, Gmail, GitHub and custom servers. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Model integrations: Creor lists 19+ LLM providers, including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Mistral, AWS Bedrock, Azure, Groq, Cohere, Perplexity, Together AI, DeepInfra, Cerebras, OpenRouter, Fireworks, and Vertex AI. · creor.ai, 1 Oct 2026
Model providers: Creor supports Claude, GPT-4, Gemini and more than 19 provider integrations, including OpenAI-compatible APIs. · creor.ai, 21 Oct 2026
Permissions: Hooks can intercept lifecycle events and pattern-based permissions control access per tool, file, and agent. · creor.ai, 1 Oct 2026

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