Trust and control

You accept every skill

When Alex learns something new, you talk it through with Alex, test it on your own cases and check the results. The new skill stays a draft until you accept it; only then does it become part of what Alex knows.

Actions wait for your approval

When Alex wants to change something, such as saving a file, running a command or calling a service, it asks first. You can allow it once, or allow it for good for that kind of action, and change your mind later.

Your models, your keys

You choose the models Alex thinks with and can bring your own API keys. Keys you save are stored encrypted, never in plain text.

Your data

Alex works in your project through the editor and reads what a task needs. Early access runs on our own servers in the EU.

Sharing skills between people is the next step. When it arrives, the method travels and your data doesn't, and the author of a skill decides whether to accept an improvement.

You are talking to software

Alex is an AI agent, and it says so. Everything on this site that shows Alex at work is a real recorded run.

Statistics on this site

We count visits to this site with Umami, which runs on our own server. It sets no cookies, keeps no IP addresses and builds no profile of you, so there is nothing to accept. What we see is anonymous: which pages were viewed, where visits came from and whether the film was played.

Questions

Ask us through the contact form. We use what you send only to answer you and, if you asked for it, to invite you to early access. The form is protected by Cloudflare Turnstile, which checks that a person, not a script, is sending it.