Local models · every device

GlixoCode

A coding agent that stays with your work across desktop, browser, and Android.

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Android version?

A Glixo UFO beaming up a little Android robot

Run Glixo Code directly on your phone. Add Glixo Android Services for on-device tools and local Gemma models, even without an internet connection.

Android is experimental. You can still pair your desktop for the full Glixo Code experience.

Offline use requires initial setup and a downloaded model.

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Use the Google account you use on Google Play.

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Prefer a direct install?

No closed-test signup needed. Download the APKs directly.

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Glixo Code desktop — a live coding-agent session with changed files and commits
See it work

Real sessions, not mockups.

One session, any provider.

Start on Gemini, switch to Claude or GPT mid-task — the same session, history, and tools carry over. Or let auto-routing pick a provider per message.

Point it at a goal and let it loop.

/loop ×3 re-runs the task for a bounded number of rounds — here it reviews a reconstruction pipeline three times, reporting one concrete finding per pass, then stops.

Set the outcome, not every step.

Give it a goal — “harden the webhook retry path with a focused regression test” — and it edits, runs the tests, and keeps going until they pass.

Everything the agent needs, in one place.

Real product surfaces — a desktop app, a full browser workspace, and cross-device sync — not copy-paste suggestions.

Browser Linux workspace in Glixo Code

Zero-install browser coding

A full Linux workspace in a browser tab — terminal, git, and live preview, in a cached WASM image.

Provider and model picker with auto-routing

Local or cloud models

Pick a provider or let it auto-route — Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, and your own endpoints.

Declarative workflow with a human approval gate

Workflows & approvals

Declarative workflows pause at human-in-the-loop gates — you approve, then execution continues.

Glixo Code settings — providers, memory, MCP, extensions

Extend it — providers, memory & MCP

Accounts, session defaults, memory, MCP servers, and installable extensions, all in one place.

Works with your models
Specialized sandbox image

Pre-baked for speed — and fewer tokens.

Toolchains, caches, and CLIs are baked into the sandbox image, so the agent runs real work instead of reinstalling it — and reaches for compact commands instead of verbose host shells.

Glixo Code Machines dashboard: fleet status with machines, sandboxes, and direct hosts, plus per-machine hosts and sandbox environments across a Windows workstation and a Linux render node
2.30×
as fast
1.91s in the sandbox vs 4.41s in PowerShell, across a six-task workload.
72.5%
fewer command tokens
106 vs 385 command-text tokens — 279 saved every run.
How it was measured
  • Measured on Windows via real Glixo RPC across a six-task workload.
  • Windows PowerShell: 4,406.5 ms · Sandbox: 1,913.5 ms (2,493 ms faster) — about 2.30× the workloads in the same time.
  • Five of six tasks were faster (jq ran 6.62× faster); cloc was 63.1% slower.
  • Command-text tokens: 385 → 106, saving 279 (72.5%).

Your server. Encrypted payloads.