Introduction

Hlix coordinates a team of AI agents for your projects. Describe what you want to build. A project manager plans the work, build agents make changes in parallel, and review agents check the results before you merge.

Use Hlix Code, the built-in coder, or connect Claude Code, Codex, and other coders. Your team follows the same plan and review process whichever coder you choose.

Copy promptSetup guide

Get started

Brief

Build

Review

Ship your first task

Bring a project, give the team a brief, and review its first change.

Your code

Project

Bring an existing project

Move your code, environment, and project context into Hlix.

From request to reviewed change

1. Describe the outcome. Start a project or send a request to an existing one. The project manager checks for duplicate work and organizes the change into cycles.
2. Let the team build. Each cycle has one build agent, a branch, and a checklist of tasks. Independent cycles run in parallel, using isolated Cloud Machines.
3. Review and merge. Automated checks and a separate review agent check the work. Accepted cycles collect on a preview branch. You approve the final merge into your repository’s default branch.

For projects using an initial proposal, an agency member approves the scope before the first build agent starts. After that, planning, implementation, and review continue autonomously.

Understand the model

Concept	What it means
Workspace	Your organization: members, projects, shared knowledge, and billing.
Project	One product or client engagement, coordinated by one project manager.
Cycle	A coherent change delivered by one build agent on its own branch.
Task	An item on the cycle’s live checklist.
Cloud Machine	An isolated container for running your project’s code and tools.

Build with Hlix

Use	Start here
Work from your terminal	Install the CLI
Automate a workflow	TypeScript · Python · Go
Connect an AI assistant	Hlix MCP server
Call the API directly	API reference
Connect your team’s tools	GitHub, Linear, Slack, and Telegram

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