The agent-first code editor.
Scalix IDE plans before it edits, checkpoints every AI change in git, and ships with its own bundled engine. One sign-in covers the CLI, the extension, and your cloud console.
One engine. Every surface.
The installer ships with its own engine. No separate Node runtime, no separate sign-up. One login covers the CLI, the VS Code extension, the editor, and the console: one key, one bill.
- Engine bundled in the installer. No Node required
- One login for the CLI, extension, editor, and console
- Background agents run in isolated git worktrees
Plan first. Edit behind git checkpoints.
Every AI edit pins a git stash before it runs. Review the diff hunk by hunk, keep or reject, and restore any checkpoint from the timeline. Your working tree is never touched silently.
- A git checkpoint before every AI edit
- Keep or reject each hunk after every agent pass
- Restore anything, anytime, from the timeline
A full IDE, with the agent at the cursor.
Monaco, the editor core VS Code uses, with the agent beside it. Chat, terminal, and browser are tabs, not separate windows. No context switch.
- Ghost text completion from any configured model
- LSP for Rust, Python, Go, and TypeScript
- Multi-cursor, split view, minimap: the full Monaco surface
Every MCP server, one click.
Search the MCP registry and install a server straight from the editor. The engine connects it at startup and hands its tools to the agent.
- 51 platform tools through the Scalix Cloud MCP: databases, functions, machines, projects
- GitHub, Postgres, Slack, and any registry server in one click
- Repo-shipped MCP servers stay refused until you approve them
Everything the agent needs, built in.
Eight capabilities, one shared engine. No extension glue required.
Agent chat
Ask, Plan, and Agent modes with streaming tool calls, @-mentions, slash commands, and session history.
Auto-checkpoint
Every AI edit pins a git stash. Keep or reject hunk by hunk. Undo anything from the timeline.
Real terminal
PTY terminals as tabs or in the panel. They work like your real shell.
Browser tabs
Run dev servers in-editor. Click any element to send its selector, component, and HTML to chat as context.
Background agents
Send a prompt, get a git worktree. Review the diff, then merge or kill from the UI.
Extensions
Install from the Open VSX marketplace. Themes, snippets, and grammars run natively; JavaScript stays sandboxed.
Local AI
Commit messages and dictation run on your machine. No network, no cloud round-trip.
Workspace trust
Restricted mode refuses repo-shipped hooks, plugins, and MCP servers until you approve them.
Download Scalix IDE.
The desktop editor is live today. Free to use, AI inference through your Scalix account, engine bundled in the installer. Pick a platform to get the build.