Solix is mission control for the computers you already run. A Mac becomes a planet, agents become crew, and a First Mate routes every job to the machine — and the model — that makes sense right now.
S Y S T E M
The host app turns any Mac into a reachable world: persistent terminals that survive disconnects, paired devices, secret permits, and a heartbeat of CPU, memory, and active crew. Your iPhone is the observatory — every planet on one dark globe, one tap from its consoles.
Add a server, a studio box, a spare mini — each enrolls into the same solar system and reports its own capacity. Work goes to where the project lives, not where the request happened to start.
C R E W
Bots run in persistent terminals, not request threads — detach, come back tomorrow, the session is still warm. The roster reads like a flight board, and color is never the only signal.
F I R S T M A T E
/solix:first-mate commandeers any agent shell into the orchestrator. It reads the chart — which projects live where, which planets have spare capacity, which models are free today — and dispatches work. Bounded tasks, real paths, expected output, a stopping condition.
Every landing writes a run record: provider, model, duration, outcome. First Mate scores the work and the next routing decision gets smarter. Cost is a first-class input, not an afterthought.
H E L M
A project holds everything that serves one purpose — the backend, the frontend, the site, the docs — plus its helm items: working-file scope and a permit list of secret names. Agents see the permits, never the values.
$ solix project show solix d938da9f solix ~/Developer/Code/Solix MAC provider codex secret ANTHROPIC_API_KEY → claude file RemoteCore/Sources/RemoteCore/Bots.swift $ solix mate --provider devin --model swe --effort high ★ First Mate online — swe-2 high, unmetered today $ solix runs a3f9c1d2 scout devin 2m41s landed 5★ 77be12aa clerk gemini 4m02s landed 4★
D E C K
A menu-bar host on the Mac. An orbital globe on the iPhone. A solix CLI that agents themselves can drive — the same skills, symlinked into every provider's directory, so /solix works the same in Devin, Claude, Codex, Grok, and everywhere else a shell can read a file.
No public control plane. Machines pair with QR invites and device keys; the host is authoritative; secrets stay in the keychain behind named permits.
G E T S O L I X
The macOS host ships as a plain zip — no installer, no store. It plants itself in your menu bar, installs the solix CLI, and starts at login.
$ curl -fLO https://solix.fyi/Solix-macOS.zip && unzip Solix-macOS.zip && cd Solix $ xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine RemoteHost.app # signed run-locally, not notarized $ open RemoteHost.app # menu bar — keep it running $ ./solix install # CLI → ~/.local/bin · app + login agent
Teach every agent on the machine to drive it — one repo, every provider's skill format:
$ solix skill add Mojave-Studio/solix-skills # inside a running host # or standalone — link into every agent's skills dir: $ git clone https://github.com/Mojave-Studio/solix-skills ~/.config/solix-skills $ ~/.config/solix-skills/install.sh
Handing this off to an agent instead? Give it the repo README — it's written to be followed by one: raw.githubusercontent.com/Mojave-Studio/solix-skills/main/README.md
solix pair prints an invite + verification code to compare on both ends (headless-friendly, any OS)2-factor