Documentation

    How to use Atlarix

    Pick the part you need. Each guide is short and stands on its own — you should not have to read the others first.

    Start here

    Install it, sign in, and get a project open.

    Getting startedInstall, sign in, open a workspace, and send your first message.ReadModelsAtlarix Core, your own provider keys, and local models in one picker.Read

    Working with code

    How the agent finds things, and which mode does what.

    Work modesExplore, Plan, Build, Debug, and Review — and what each one may do.ReadHow Atlarix reads your codebasegrep, glob, and why nothing is indexed when you open a project.ReadApprovals & the command sandboxDiff approval for edits, and what the sandbox does and doesn't allow.Read

    Connecting services

    Give the agent your tools, and see how you use it.

    MCP serversThe MCP Registry marketplace, your own servers, and the defaults every workspace offers.ReadYour activityTokens, streaks, a year-long calendar, and what you use most.Read

    Delegating work

    Parallel research, and changes drafted for you to review.

    Sub-agentsexplore researches in parallel; build drafts edits that come back as diffs.Read

    Running and verifying

    Commands, your app in your own Chrome, and unattended runs.

    Running commandsBuilds, tests, git, dev servers, and jobs that finish in the background.ReadThe agent in your ChromeThrough the free extension: drive your running app, read the console and network.ReadHeadless CLIRun the agent from the command line for CI and unattended tasks.Read

    Troubleshooting

    Answers to specific problems — these are also what the app's own error messages link to.

    Ready to start building?

    Download Atlarix, open a project, and ask it something.

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