A terminal coding agent, built your way.
Work with an agent that can research the approach, work through your code and build new tools or views in the same terminal session.
Pixie
US$10/month for Pixie app access. Provider charges may apply. Terminal previews are illustrative.
How Pixie works
Start with the task. Shape the tools around it.
Investigate, change and verify
Read the code, trace the problem, make the change. Pixie can run your project’s tests and diagnostics in the same session.
Keep the diff and the results close to the conversation. Review what changed before moving on.
Learn the standards Apply best practices
Enable research so Pixie learns the industry standards and best practices relevant to your task before it starts.
It applies what it learns to the work itself, from choosing an approach to the details of the implementation.
Build custom tools
A repo-specific review. A repetitive task turned into a command. A skill for the way your team works.
Pixie can write extensions and add them to the session. Inspect the code and checks, then keep the pieces that help.
A workspace that fits the job
Put changed files beside the conversation. Add a view for results. Keep useful controls within reach.
Terminal views and chrome are plugin contributions, so Pixie’s interface can grow with the work.
Make the routine part of the workflow
Use hooks for repeated steps and skills for project knowledge. Connect external tools through MCP.
Compose the workflow from plugins, with permission controls around the actions those tools can take.
Beyond code, in your terminal
Author a video composition, inspect its layers and work on the timeline alongside the agent.
With video plugins enabled, native Video Studio brings playback, preview, editing controls and a render queue into Pixie.
Pixie example
Illustrative workflows, shown with Pixie’s terminal interface.
Keep the task moving
Less repeated context. More room for the work.
Find relevant code
Explore file and symbol relationships without loading the whole repository into every request.
Carry work forward
Keep task state and the original session log while Pixie reduces older model context.
Start with your project
Create your account and explore the workflows.
Accounts are open
Available for macOS, Windows and Linux.
A subscription is required. Model credits are separate.
Frequently asked questions
Can I download Pixie yet?
Yes. Download Pixie for macOS, Windows or Linux, then connect your account and choose your plan.
Is Pixie free?
Pixie Basic costs US$10 per month and includes work on two devices at once, with multiple sessions on each. A paid plan is required to use the app. Your model provider bills separately. Cancel renewal at any time; paid access continues until the paid period ends.
Can Pixie really change its own tools and UI?
Tools, commands, views and interface regions come from plugins. Pixie can write new contributions and load them into the session. Review extension code and requested permissions before enabling it.
Which model can I use?
Pixie’s model providers are plugins too. Choose a model supported by your setup and configure the provider inside the app. Read about model providers.
Where should I send feedback?
Email support@ecnivs.com with what you expected and what happened. For general enquiries, contact hello@ecnivs.com .
Make it your Pixie
Custom tools, workflows and interfaces for your terminal.
Pixie
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Terminal coding agent (Pixie) that reshapes itself to work better for you.
