Alysis Code

What makes it different

Alysis Code comes from a small applied AI lab in Athens, Alysis AI, and it started from a familiar frustration: jumping between AI agents every time a new model or a new feature came out. So the team built one desktop app for Mac and Windows — plus a terminal CLI — where the work stays put and only the model changes. It ships with 30+ built-in providers plus local models, and the engine and CLI are open source under Apache 2.0. The product first launched in May 2026 as Sylliptor and is now called Alysis Code.

It is built for work bigger than a chat answer. Its Forge workflow turns a large request into a structured plan, splits the work across parallel swarm workers, runs an integration gate before anything lands, and replans from evidence when verification fails. A Power Mode runs several independent candidate agents on the same milestone and picks the winner on git state and verification evidence — never on what a candidate says about its own work.

Safety is a first-class feature rather than a setting: commands and verification run inside a sandbox by default — Bubblewrap on Linux, Docker otherwise — and network access stays off unless explicitly enabled. It is free with your own API key, and plans start at $1 a month for those who would rather not deal with keys.