Alysis Code is now available on desktop

When we launched Sylliptor, we wanted an agent that could open a real repository, make a change, and show you how it checked the result. That project became Alysis Code. The same open-source engine now powers a desktop app for 64-bit Windows and Apple silicon Macs. Alysis Code desktop beta · Open-source engine

From a request to a change you can review

Open a repository in Code and ask Alysis to investigate a bug, add a feature, or explain how a part of the project works. You can follow the agent’s activity, steer it while it works, and inspect the diff and test results before deciding what to keep. For a larger change, Forge can turn the request into a plan you review before execution. Coding and review guide · Forge guide

Say a dashboard is showing the wrong totals. You can open the project, ask Alysis to trace the calculation, then have it fix the issue and run the relevant tests. The conversation keeps the explanation, the test output, and the proposed change together.

Work with the files around your code

Work is for tasks that end with a file you can use. Attach a CSV and ask for an Excel budget with formulas, turn meeting notes into a Word brief, or assemble a presentation from project material. Open the saved result in the app and ask for a revision. Alysis saves the new version alongside the original. Files and results guide

You choose the model and permissions for each chat. Start in Read only when you want an explanation, or use Ask for approval when you want to review proposed actions as the agent works. You can sign in with an Alysis account, connect your own API key or a supported AI subscription, or use a local model. Permissions guide · Model setup

The desktop beta includes the engine. Install the app, open a project or attach a file, and give it a task with a result you can check. Download Alysis Code