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Radix

A macOS app that gives coding agents such as Claude Code a persistent visual workspace, so an agent can build interactive pages, tools, and diagrams that stay wired to the underlying repo.

Radix

Radix is a macOS application that gives a coding agent like Claude Code a persistent visual workspace instead of a plain terminal. As the agent works, it builds interactive pages, tools, and diagrams, for example a stack trace view, a state machine, a flame graph, or a schema diagram, that live in the repository and stay wired to the actual code rather than being one-off screenshots.

A visitor can ask questions about a page directly from within it, and the resulting artifacts persist so they can be revisited later rather than being lost once a chat session ends.

Radix installs through a shell script and offers a free API key to get started.

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