How to Use Claude Code FREE with N2!

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
Today, I'm going to use a powerful way and show you exactly how to use Claude Code for free with a powerful brain called N2. Now, this is a new API that just dropped. It's agentic, it's an agentic mystery of experts model. And you can see some of the cool stuff. It will actually create this video, plus all the stuff inside it, it coded itself. And I'll show you exactly how to use this for free with Claude Code. And even with this free Claude Code setup, you can actually voice operate it and then preview what you've created. So let me show you exactly how this works today. And if you're wondering what is N2, this is a new API that just dropped. It's based on Qwen 3.5 architecture, and it can be used with text and images. And it's designed for coding, for tool use, for deep research, for long horizon, agentic workflows, code implementation. And you can get it on OpenRouter as 262K as context window, and it's free to use as an API. Now, if you are doing a K, how does this work? How does this get set up, et cetera? So we are using an open source project, it's called Free Claude Code to build this. And what this allows you to do is use Claude Code, but you plug in free APIs in a similar way to how, for example, Olamo plugs into Claude Code for free. You can also set this up with any other API that you want. So for example, if we go over to our agentic operating system, and we go to Free Claude Code down here, you can see that we've got this agent factory, and we can voice control it to build cool stuff out. So for example, this was actually built with N2, which is pretty insane when you think about it. Here's another example of what we created with N2. And you can see some other stuff that we built over here using this setup. And so the cool thing about this is, number one, we can create stuff using N2. We can also type in what we want, or we can voice activate it. So if we go inside here, and just as a very basic example, we say, create a to-do list app.
You can see that it takes my prompt like so and so it's voice activating. And then what it's doing is it's building with Next and N2 Pro, which is the free API we've plugged into Free Claude Code. And so it's using the power of Claude Code's harness, but with a free API. Now, a couple of things I want to say here. So I just want to be 100% honest with you. Number one, even though it's free, does it mean like it's unlimited? It seems to get token limited sometimes. So just something to be aware of is like, if it stops working sometimes that's because it's restricted in terms of like how much you can actually use it. If you're absolutely rinsing it, for example. And then number two is, is it as powerful as just using Claude directly with Fable 5, for example? No, of course not. Right. But at the same time, you can build and automate almost anything that you want. It's designed for coding and it works pretty nicely as you can see today. And so this is building out. The other thing as well is that you can teach it skills. So you can give, for example, Free Claude Code skills in the same way you give Claude Code skills, for example, like Hyperframes. And with something like Hyperframes, you can teach it to create videos, as you can see right here. And so if we go back to this demo, which we've got like so, we've actually created that using Free Claude Code and N2 too. So it's pretty powerful in so many different ways. And it's quite easy to use as well. Now, what I call this is the Goldie Voice Factory with Free Claude Code plugged in. And so basically, you know, we can wire a new FreeBrain into Free Claude Code. And then if I tap my mic, say one sentence, we can build something as you can see right here. And so if you look at this, like it's super visual, it's pretty cool. Just as a fun little visual I wanted to create as a demo for this, the same with this, right? It's just like a cool little visual that you can build and code out with Free Claude Code. And what's cool about this is this is a FreeBrain that builds what you say, right? So you can speak an idea into it, and then you can use N2 to build this stuff out. The other thing that you could do is you could go directly to OpenRouter or you could use this model in, for example, like Hermes Agent. So for example, we've actually used the same model and then plugged it into Hermes Agent. As you can see right here, we said, are you working? And it's working, right? If we say, okay, what API are you using?