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aivyx-coder manual

aivyx-coder is a terminal coding agent for local models — Ollama, Lemonade Server, llama.cpp, vLLM or Jan. The model reads, edits and runs things in your project; every change waits for your approval, and a layered permission and sandbox model keeps a mistaken or manipulated model from quietly doing damage.

The manual has three parts: the guide for everyday use, the reference for looking things up, and a developer part for contributors.

Part 1 — Guide

1. Welcome
2. Install and first run
3. A working session
4. Plan mode
5. Undo, diff, commit and test
6. Sessions
7. Memory and learning
8. Models and routing
9. Local model servers
10. Autonomous and advanced modes
11. Specialist teams
12. Editor integration
13. MCP
14. Docker
15. Troubleshooting
16. Packs

Part 2 — Reference

1. Command line
2. Slash commands
3. Configuration
4. Tools
5. Security model
6. Files and paths
7. Environment variables

Part 3 — Developer

1. Architecture
2. Permission gate and sandbox
3. Building and testing
4. Contributing

Elsewhere

• README.md — overview and quick start.
• docs/HISTORY.md — how it was built, phase by phase.
• SECURITY.md — reporting a vulnerability.
• Releases — what changed in each version.

aivyx-coder is source-available under the Business Source License 1.1: free for personal, educational, research and other non-commercial use; each version becomes MIT-licensed four years after release.