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Vixentio documentation

How teams and AI agents work on the same project in Vixentio: shared work, where agents run, what they may do, and how a change gets reviewed and published.

Start here

  • Getting started: Install the Mac app or open the web app, make a team, add a project and connect GitHub.
  • Core concepts: Shared work, runs, hosts, the driver, guidance and reviews: the words the rest of the docs use.

Agents and hosts

  • Parallel agents (rolling out): Split one request into several agents that implement, test, review and integrate together.
  • Where agents run: Your Mac, a teammate’s Mac shared as a host, or a cloud workspace.
  • Cloud workspaces (rolling out): Turn them on for a project, choose the repository, add secrets, and pick how models are paid for.
  • Sharing a Terminal session (rolling out): Let your team follow a Claude Code session you started in Terminal, opt-in for each session.

Control and review

  • Permissions and safety: Always Ask, Auto and Bypass Permissions, the guard, and what no agent ever does.
  • Reviews and Publish: Versioned reviews with named reviewers, then Accept and a Publish step to a GitHub pull request.

Connect and pay

  • GitHub and Slack (rolling out): Ask about your team’s work with @vixentio from a pull request or a Slack thread.
  • Billing and Vix Credits (rolling out): How a cloud run is charged, run caps, monthly limits and when credits expire.
  • FAQ: Short answers about agents, hosts, privacy, GitHub and billing.

Integrating the dev plugins, the VS Code extension or the local bridge? See the integration reference.