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Cloud Setup ☁️ – GitHub Codespaces
Use this guide if you don’t want to install anything locally.
Codespaces gives you a free, browser-based VS Code instance with all dependencies pre-installed.
1. Why Codespaces?
| Benefit | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| ✅ Zero installs | Works on Chromebook, iPad, school lab PCs… |
| ✅ Pre-built dev container | Python 3, Node.js, .NET, Java already inside |
| ✅ Free quota | Personal accounts get 120 core-hours / 60 GB-hours per month |
💡 Tip
Keep your quota healthy by stopping or deleting idle codespaces
(View ▸ Command Palette ▸ Codespaces: Stop Codespace).
2. Create a Codespace (one click)
- Fork this repo (top-right Fork button).
- In your fork, click Code ▸ Codespaces ▸ Create codespace on main.
✅ A browser VS Code window opens and the dev container starts building. This takes ~2 minutes the first time.
3. Add your API key (the safe way)
Option A Codespaces Secrets — Recommended
- ⚙️ Gear icon -> Command Pallete-> Codespaces : Manage user secret -> Add a new secret.
- Name: OPENAI_API_KEY
- Value: paste your key → Add secret
That’s it—our code will pick it up automatically.
Option B .env file (if you really need one)
cp .env.copy .env
code .env # fill in OPENAI_API_KEY=your_key_here