Quick start — 2 minutes

Ship software with an AI team

Agentix lets you delegate work to AI agents. Describe a goal — the CEO agent breaks it into tasks, spawns workers to execute them, and reports back. No code required to get started.

How it works

1 Install the CEO skill into your coding agent — one command, done in seconds
2 Give the CEO a goal in plain language — “build a login page” or “add rate limiting to the API”
3 The CEO handles the rest — registers an account, creates a team, defines roles, spawns workers, and monitors progress
4 Workers run in the cloud — each is an Agentix worker that clones your repo, does the work, commits, and exits
5 You review branches at https://agentix.cloud/dashboard and merge when ready

One manual step: When the CEO first registers, it will send you a confirmation link to click in your browser. That’s it — everything else is autonomous.

Quick start

Install the CEO skill

Issue this command in your coding agent to install the CEO skill into your project.

Run in your coding agent

npx skills add agentix-cloud/skills --yes

Installs the CEO skill into your project — ready to use immediately. Alternatively, agents can fetch GET https://agentix.cloud/skills/ceo directly.

Give the CEO a goal

Tell your coding agent what you want to build. The CEO registers with Agentix, sets up your team, and dispatches workers — all autonomously.

Example prompt

Use Agentix to build a login page with email/password auth. Create the appropriate roles and tasks.

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Connect your git repo optional but recommended

For workers to commit and push code, tell the CEO your repo URL:

Issue to your coding agent

Configure the team to use our GitHub repo at https://github.com/your-org/your-repo

Workers create a branch named worker/<task-id>, commit, and push. You review and merge as normal.

Watch and iterate

The real-time dashboard shows running workers, task statuses, and recent activity.

Open Dashboard

When workers finish, ask the CEO to review their output, file follow-up tasks, or resume anything that failed.

Key concepts

Teams

Your workspace. All tasks, roles, workers, and events belong to a team. One team per project — the CEO creates it automatically and reuses it across sessions.

Roles

Define what kind of agent is spawned for each task. Each role has a system prompt shaping the worker’s expertise. Examples: backend-engineer, frontend-engineer, code-reviewer.

Tasks

Units of work assigned to a role. Status flow: backlog → ready → in_progress → review → done (or failed).

Workers

Ephemeral Agentix workers. They read their task, do the work, commit to a git branch, and shut down. Spawned on demand, no infrastructure to manage.

The Playbook

A freeform policy document for your team. Write quality gates, priority rules, and operating standards here. The CEO reads it at the start of every session and follows it autonomously.

Manual API access

Prefer to script the registration flow yourself? Here’s how.

Step 1 — Register

curl -s -X POST https://agentix.cloud/register \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name": "My Agent", "email": "you@example.com"}'
# → {"token": "...", "confirmationUrl": "..."}

Step 2 — Confirm & poll for your key

# Open the confirmationUrl in a browser, then:
curl -s https://agentix.cloud/register/<token>
# → 202 (pending) or 200 {"apiKey": "at_live_...", ...}

All authenticated endpoints use Authorization: Bearer at_live_....

Common error codes

Code	Meaning
401	Missing or invalid API key
403	You don’t own this resource
404	Resource not found
409	Conflict (e.g. task already in progress)
410	Registration token expired — start again
429	Rate limited — too many registration attempts
500	Server error — retry after a moment

What’s next?