Launching October 13, 2026
Atlarix

Atlarix

One AI coding agent: desktop app, CLI, browser and editor

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  • Abishaiama[maker]· 15h ago

    I built Atlarix to give engineering teams a private AI coding agent that runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, plus a CLI and Chrome extension. It can plan, write, test, review and debug code while keeping everything on your machine and requiring your approval for changes. I’d love to hear what you think about it 😊

Atlarix is an AI coding agent that works where you do: a desktop app (macOS, Windows, Linux), a CLI, a Chrome extension, and inside Zed, JetBrains IDEs and VS Code. Every edit and command waits for your OK. Your sessions talk to each other: hand a browser task from your terminal to Chrome, steer it while you keep coding, and get the result back. Use Atlarix Auto with a free daily allowance, Atlarix Core models, your own API key, or a local model. Pro is $19/month, and pay-as-you-go credit starts at $10.
  • Desktop app runs locally and works offline
  • Free with all features; Pro adds pay‑as‑you‑go Core and $19/mo tier
  • Atlarix Auto auto‑selects the best model for each coding step
  • Integrates with Slack via a cloud agent
  • Atlarix Reviewer GitHub App automates PR reviews
  • Supports local model runners like Ollama or LM Studio

Atlarix is a private AI coding agent that runs on desktop, CLI and Chrome to plan, edit, run and review code locally.

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Engineering teams that need AI assistance while keeping code on-premise.
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Key features

8 features of Atlarix
  • Multi-surface agent — Works as a desktop app, terminal CLI, Chrome extension and GitHub reviewer, sharing sessions and settings.
  • Local-first execution — All code stays on the developer's machine; only selected snippets are sent to the chosen model.
  • Parallel task execution — Splits a job into up to five parallel sub-agents, each reporting progress.
  • Built-in verification — Edits are verified on disk and tests must pass before changes are accepted.
  • Scheduled / triggerable runs — Can run on a schedule or via Slack/GitHub Actions when the computer is off.
  • Pull-request reviewer — Reviews every PR in chosen repositories and posts findings without writing code.
  • Connector ecosystem — Integrates with GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear, Notion and other team tools.
  • Model flexibility — Supports Atlarix Core, any API key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.) and local models via Ollama or LM Studio.

Use cases

  • Add rate-limiting code to an endpoint and have the agent show the diff before applying.
  • Run nightly dependency reviews automatically via GitHub Actions.
  • Search a large repo for a function definition and get a concise explanation.
  • Generate and verify pull-request fixes without leaving the IDE.
  • Automate form filling and UI testing directly from Chrome while coding.

Atlarix pricing

  • Free$0All features available · Pay-as-you-go for Atlarix Core · Use own API keys or local models free
  • Pro$19/month/monthAtlarix Core included for everyday work · Atlarix Reviewer included · Unlimited workspaces and connectors

Atlarix vs alternatives

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  • Atlarix vs Cursor: Cursor is an AI-enhanced code editor, while Atlarix focuses on a private, multi-surface agent with local-first execution.
  • Atlarix vs Cline: Cline is an open-source autonomous coding agent for IDEs; Atlarix adds Chrome extension, reviewer and team workspaces.
  • Atlarix vs Tabnine: Tabnine provides AI code completions; Atlarix offers full planning, editing, verification and PR review.
  • Atlarix vs Aider: Aider is a terminal-based pair programmer; Atlarix adds desktop UI, Chrome integration and private model handling.

Atlarix FAQ

Is Atlarix free?+

Yes, the desktop app and all features are free; you only pay for Atlarix Core usage or upgrade to Pro for included Core credits.

Does Atlarix upload my code?+

No, it never builds an index or vector store; it searches files locally and only sends requested snippets to the chosen model.

Can I use Atlarix from the terminal?+

Yes, the CLI shares sessions, settings and models with the desktop app and can be installed via curl, Homebrew or npm.

How does billing work?+

Subscriptions are handled through Lemon Squeezy; usage of Atlarix Core is metered on a shared balance across app, extension and reviewer.

Can Atlarix run when my computer is off?+

Yes, the cloud agent can execute tasks in GitHub Actions triggered from Slack or the web UI, awaiting your approval before merging.

What models does Atlarix support?+

Atlarix Auto, Atlarix Core, any API key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, OpenRouter) and local models via Ollama or LM Studio.

Summarized by DevHunt from atlarix.dev · Oct 9, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.