One chat.
Many agents.
Describe the work once. Pyloxa plans it, hands each task to Claude Code or Codex on your own subscription, and checks the result before anything is merged.
These are Pyloxa’s example rules. You write your own, and every task shows the rule it matched.
Every result is checked
Working
Verified
Integrated
How it works
First, say what you want.
Then approve the plan.
Finally, merge what passed.
- Adocs/api/profile.yaml
- Aserver/src/routes/profile.ts
- Aweb/src/pages/Profile.tsx
- Atest/profile.test.ts
- Atest/contract.test.ts
When one runs dry
If Codex hits its usage limit halfway through a task, Pyloxa stops sending it work, shows when the quota resets, and offers the fallback from your rule. You confirm, and Claude Code continues from the files Codex already changed.
Run my tests on every task.
npm run test runs in each task’s own worktree. Pass, and the task is accepted for you; fail, and the agent gets one automatic fix.
Ask me before the next phase.
A phase passes its commands on the integrated version, then waits for one click from you. Leave it off and checked phases move on by themselves.
Never touch my credentials.
Pyloxa only runs the CLIs you signed in to. It never reads, copies or sends their tokens, and your working directory is never stashed or reset.
Reply in my language.
The interface and the agents’ replies in English, 繁體中文 or 简体中文, chosen separately.
| Free now, Pro soon | Free$0 no account needed | ProBuy once 12 months of updates, then keep it |
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| Agents | Claude Code and Codex CLI on your own subscriptions or API keys | The same, plus API billing when a subscription runs out, if you allow it |
| Projects | One project working at a time; switch any time | Several projects working at once, with one inbox for everything waiting on you |
| Plans and routing | Brain plans, routing rules, verification commands, phase gates | The same, plus automatic mode within the limits you set |
| When quota runs out | You confirm each takeover | An automatic fallback chain, and plans that wait for the next reset |
| Skills | See which skills each CLI has | One skills library synced to every CLI and assigned per project |
| Workspace | Files, Markdown, diffs, git, pull requests through gh | The same |
| Download for Windows | Early-bird sign-up opens soon. |
Free
$0
- Agents
- Claude Code and Codex CLI on your own subscriptions or API keys
- Projects
- One project working at a time; switch any time
- When quota runs out
- You confirm each takeover
Pro
Buy once
- Updates
- 12 months included, then keep using it
- Adds
- Several projects at once with one inbox, automatic mode within your limits, an automatic fallback chain, API billing fallback, quota scheduling and a shared skills library
Pro launches with several projects at once, the inbox, automatic mode and the fallback chain. Quota scheduling and skills arrive in later updates for both versions, and they are included in Pro’s 12 months of updates.
- Questions
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No. Pyloxa runs the official Claude Code and Codex CLIs you already signed in to, so usage counts against your own subscription, or against your own API key if you choose one. Pyloxa never resells or proxies any AI service.
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Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), git, and at least one of Claude Code or Codex CLI, signed in. A second CLI makes routing and fallback useful.
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Never. It checks sign-in status with each CLI’s own command and starts the CLI as you would. Tokens and credential files are not read, copied or sent.
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Pyloxa itself has no server and collects no telemetry. Your code goes only where the CLIs send it, under Anthropic’s and OpenAI’s terms.
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Agents work in separate git worktrees. Your working directory is never stashed, reset or checked out by Pyloxa, and nothing is merged or pushed until you choose to.
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The free installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may say it protected your PC. Choose More info, then Run anyway. You can compare the installer’s SHA-256 with the one on the release page first.
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Several projects working at once with one inbox, automatic mode, an automatic fallback chain, and later quota scheduling and a shared skills library. Pro is a one-time purchase with 12 months of updates, and you keep the last version after that. Leave your email in the plans table to get the early-bird price. The free version stays free.
No. Pyloxa runs the official Claude Code and Codex CLIs you already signed in to, so usage counts against your own subscription, or against your own API key if you choose one. Pyloxa never resells or proxies any AI service.
Say it once.
Install Pyloxa, open a project folder and describe what you want done. The brain reads the project first and asks before it plans anything big.
The installer is not code-signed yet; if SmartScreen appears, choose More info, then Run anyway.