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Scirix documentation

Scirix reads your repositories and builds a continuously updated graph of your code, documentation, contracts and dependencies: the reality model. Agents work from that model to carry out tasks, review changes, audit drift and answer questions about your system.

This site explains how to set Scirix up and how to work with it day to day. It is written for the people who use the product: developers, team leads and the administrators who connect repositories and models.

Start here

Choose your path🔗

Scirix runs on models in one of three ways. Setup differs only in the model step of onboarding. Everything else is the same.

PathWho it is forWhere to read
Scirix-managed modelsTeams that want no model setup. Sign in, connect a repository, start working.Managed models
Bring your own API keyTeams that want Scirix to run on their own account with a commercial model provider.Bring your own API key
Bring your own hardwareTeams that serve models from their own machines and connect them over a Tailscale tailnet.Bring your own hardware

The command-line client🔗

The scirix command-line client lets you query the reality model from a terminal and wires Scirix context into coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Copilot. It has its own documentation site at cli.scirix.fi. A short orientation is on the command-line client page.

Before you start🔗

  • Use a desktop browser. Scirix is designed for desktop use. Mobile browsers are not yet fully supported and some pages do not work correctly on a phone.
  • Sign-in uses your Google account. If a teammate invited you, the invite is tied to the exact email address they entered. Confirm it with them before your first sign-in.

Sections

  1. 01

    Getting started

    Sign in, connect your repositories and let Scirix learn your code.

  2. 02

    Models

    How Scirix is powered: managed models, your own API keys, or your own hardware.

  3. 03

    Using Scirix

    What normal use looks like once your namespace is learned.

  4. 04

    Troubleshooting

    Symptoms first, causes second. Find what you are seeing and what to do about it.

  5. 05

    Quick reference

    The short version: setup steps, capabilities, and what to do when things stop working.

  6. 06

    Command-line client

    Query the reality model from a terminal and wire Scirix into your coding agents.