COMPLIANCE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR AGENTIC DEVELOPMENT

Control every agent.
Prove every action.

Built for MedTech teams.

Enforce policies, require approvals, and preserve traceable evidence across every coding-agent action.

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Orchestrate a swarm · steer from your phone
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ONE CONTROL LAYER · BUILT FOR REGULATED SOFTWARE TEAMS

One control layer across every agent action.

Zilix sits between coding agents and your development environment — evaluating every action against company policy, requiring approval when necessary, and preserving the evidence behind each change.

02 — CONTROL

Evaluate every action before it runs.

Zilix checks agent actions against company policy. Each action can be allowed, denied, or held for human approval.

POLICY EVALUATIONPre-execution
Agent
Claude Code
Requested action
Modify production alert logic
File
src/alerts/engine.py
Matching policy
Safety-critical production logic
Decision Approval required
This decision will be attached to the task evidence record.
WORKS ACROSS THE AGENTS YOUR TEAM ALREADY USES Claude Code · Codex · Gemini · Local models Your coding agents do the work. Zilix controls how the work happens.

BENCHMARKS · SAME TASK · SAME MODEL

Coordination beats brute force.

One task, one model, three strategies. A coordinated zilix fleet finishes faster and cheaper than blind parallelism — with zero file collisions.

Coordinated vs. blind parallel
0 file collisionsvs 3 — coordination eliminated every one
1.8× faster45s vs 81s wall-clock
73% fewer tokens346k vs 1.28M
Curated context vs. cold start (2 independent batches)
~5× faster to first edit~20s vs ~100s
~5× fewer files read4 vs ~22 before working
40–50% fewer tokensat identical correctness
Same task, same model — full run
Approach Collisions Wall-clock Tokens Correct
Single serial agent 0 111s 223k ✓
Blind parallel 3 81s 1.28M ✓
Coordinated (zilix) 0 45s 346k ✓
The trap

Blind parallelism is a trap: 5.7× the tokens of a single serial agent, for no reliable speed gain. zilix proposes the split itself — parallelizing genuinely independent work automatically, collision-free, and staying serial on tightly-coupled work so it never collides.

ANY CLI · ANY API · ANY PROVIDER

Pair with the brain you trust.

zilix wires into the AI coding CLI you already use, any OpenAI-compatible API, or a model running on your own machine.
3
Ways to connect
CLI · API · local model
12+
Providers supported
Anthropic, OpenAI, Groq & more
100%
Keys stay local
Nothing routes through zilix
AI CLI
Aider · Claude Code · Codex · Gemini · more
today
Direct API
Anthropic · OpenAI · Groq · OpenRouter · Together
today
Local model
Ollama · LM Studio · vLLM
today
GOVERNANCE · BUILT FOR AUDITED TEAMS

Governed by design.

Teams shipping audited or regulated codebases need more than autocomplete. zilix lets you gate agent actions behind signed policy, require human approval before anything runs, and keep a tamper-evident record of what happened.

Signed policy
Deny or require approval by tool, file, command, or spend budget — enforced fleet-wide, tamper-evident if edited.
Approval gates
Every agent tool call and orchestration plan can require human sign-off before it runs.
Tamper-evident log
Actions are hash-chained with periodic Ed25519 checkpoint signatures you can independently verify.
FAQ · STRAIGHT ANSWERS

What is zilix?

zilix is an agentic coding control plane for MedTech software teams. It turns the AI coding agents you already use into a coordinated, governed team — gated by signed policy, approved by a human, and logged to a tamper-evident audit trail. One prompt becomes parallel agent sessions, steerable from your phone, tablet, or laptop. Keys stay local.

Last updated · July 27, 2026
01What is zilix?+
zilix is an agentic coding control plane for MedTech software teams. It orchestrates multiple AI coding agents in parallel under signed policy and human approval gates, splits one task across coordinated agents, routes each piece to the right model, and keeps the work collision-free and logged to a tamper-evident audit trail — while you steer and approve from your phone, tablet, or laptop.
02How is zilix different from Cursor, Claude Code, or Windsurf?+
Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf help one agent work. zilix is the layer above them: it makes a whole team of agents work together — deciding what runs in parallel, which model takes each piece, and what context every agent gets.
03Is zilix faster than a single coding agent?+
Yes. In zilix's internal benchmark (same task, same model, 2026), a coordinated zilix fleet finished in 45 seconds versus 111 seconds for a single serial agent and 81 seconds for blind parallelism — with zero file collisions.
04How much does zilix reduce token usage?+
A coordinated zilix run used 346k tokens versus 1.28M for blind parallel agents — 73% fewer — on the same task and model. Curated per-agent context also cut tokens 40–50% versus cold starts, at identical correctness.
05Which AI models and providers does zilix support?+
zilix supports 12+ providers across three connection types: AI CLIs (Aider, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini), direct APIs (Anthropic, OpenAI, Groq, OpenRouter, Together), and local models (Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM). You bring your own models.
06Do my API keys pass through zilix servers?+
No. Your API keys stay 100% local to your machine — nothing routes through zilix servers. zilix wires your agents directly to each provider, whether you connect through a CLI, a direct API, or a local model.
07What platforms does zilix run on?+
zilix runs on macOS, iOS, and Android during the closed beta. One session follows you across phone, tablet, and laptop: the same thread, diffs, terminal, and server status appear on every device you've paired.
08Can I control zilix agents from my phone?+
Yes. Every zilix session is live on every paired device. From your phone you can watch the agent swarm, re-scope or steer individual agents, approve diffs, and merge — while the heavy work runs on your desktop machine.
09How does zilix prevent file collisions between parallel agents?+
zilix proposes the work split itself: genuinely independent work runs in parallel, and tightly-coupled work stays serial so agents never touch the same files. In benchmarks, coordinated zilix produced zero collisions versus three for blind parallelism.
10What is blind parallelism, and why avoid it?+
Blind parallelism means launching agents on the same task with no coordination. In zilix's benchmark it consumed 5.7× the tokens of a single serial agent, caused three file collisions, and delivered no reliable speed gain over coordination.
11Does zilix replace the coding agents I already use?+
No. zilix sits one layer above your existing agents. It wires into the AI coding CLI you already use — Aider, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and more — plus any OpenAI-compatible API or a model on your own machine.
12Does zilix work with local models like Ollama?+
Yes. zilix connects to local models through Ollama, LM Studio, and vLLM today. Local runtimes get the same orchestration as cloud models: parallel sessions, curated context, project memory, and collision-free coordination — with everything staying on your machine.
13How does zilix decide which model handles each task?+
The zilix orchestrator routes each piece of work to the model you've trusted for it. It knows when to split work, which model should take it, and what context each agent actually needs to keep the whole project coherent.
14Is zilix available to download right now?+
zilix is in closed beta as of July 2026, with clients for macOS, iOS, and Android. Request access with your email at zilix.app/download — the team emails you the moment your spot opens.
15How do I contact the zilix team?+
Email zilixide@gmail.com or use the support page at zilix.app/support for help, bug reports, and closed-beta access questions. zilix is also on X (@zilix_app) and LinkedIn (zilix-app) for product updates.
16Is zilix HIPAA, SOC 2, or FDA compliant?+
Not yet, and we won't claim otherwise. zilix ships signed tool-governance policies, human approval gates on agent actions, and a hash-chained, checkpoint-signed audit log today — real building blocks for auditable development, not a certification. There's no SOC 2, HIPAA, or FDA claim, and no PHI-specific data handling. See zilix.app/security for the full, honest breakdown of what's real and what isn't yet.