Where are Radix workspaces stored?

Workspaces live in your repo, under a .radix directory, keeping agent-built artifacts versioned with your code.

What platforms does Radix support?

Radix is a macOS app. The site doesn't mention support for other platforms.

How do I install Radix?

Install it with the shell script from the site: curl -fsSL https://get.radix-os.com/install.sh | bash, then sign in and get a free key.

Is Radix open source?

The site doesn't state whether Radix is open source.

Radix — A visual UI for agentic programming

Radix is a macOS app that provides a visual UI layer for agentic programming. Rather than being another AI coding agent, it works alongside the agent you already use — with Claude Code being the best-supported today — and gives it a persistent workspace where it can build interactive pages, tools, and diagrams. These artifacts live in your repository (under a .radix directory) and stay connected to your code, so they remain useful and revisitable as your project evolves.

Key Features

Persistent artifacts from your coding agent

Your agent builds interactive pages, tools, and diagrams that live in your repo and stay wired to your code, rather than disappearing after each session.

Works alongside your existing agent

Radix is not an agent itself; it complements coding agents like Claude Code, which it currently works best with.

Workspace stored in your repository

Workspaces live in your repo under a .radix directory, keeping artifacts versioned alongside your code.

Native macOS app

Radix ships as a desktop application for macOS, installed via a shell script (curl -fsSL https://get.radix-os.com/install.sh | bash).

Visual views of development context

The homepage showcases a range of artifact types the UI can surface, including stack traces, flame graphs, state machines, test coverage, plan views, schema and shader views, and component/import-cycle diagrams.

How It Works

1. Install the macOS app

Install Radix via the one-line shell script from get.radix-os.com, then sign in and get a free key.

2. Keep using your coding agent

Continue working with the coding agent you already use — Radix is designed to run alongside it, with Claude Code currently the best-supported pairing.

3. Agent builds artifacts in your repo

As your agent works, Radix gives it a place to build interactive pages, tools, and diagrams that persist in your repo under .radix and stay wired to your code.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Free tier is available now at $0
Artifacts persist in your repo, so agent-built pages and tools remain usable across sessions
Complements rather than replaces your existing coding agent, avoiding workflow lock-in to a new agent
Native macOS app for a desktop experience

Cons

macOS only — no support mentioned for Windows or Linux
Works best with Claude Code today, so other agents are not the primary focus yet

Who It's For

Best for

Developers using Claude Code who want their agent's output as persistent, interactive pages and diagrams rather than ephemeral chat response
Teams that want agent-built artifacts versioned in their repository alongside their code
macOS users looking for a visual layer on top of their existing agentic coding workflow

Not ideal for

Windows or Linux users, since Radix is a macOS app
Developers whose primary agent isn't Claude Code, given it's the best-supported agent today
Teams seeking a fully featured paid product today — Pro is still coming soon

Use Cases

Reviewing complex runtime behavior visually, such as flame graphs, stack traces, deadlocks, and false-sharing issues

Visualizing codebase structure, including components, import cycles, state machines, and schemas

Tracking planning and workflow artifacts like plans, N+1 query analyses, feature flags, rate limiters, and cron jobs

Building interactive tools and dashboards that stay connected to your code and live in your repository

Pricing

Radix is currently free. The Free plan is available now at $0, and a Pro mode is coming soon with details to be shared on the pricing page.

Free

Available now. Runs alongside the coding agent you already use, works best with Claude Code today, workspaces live in your repo under .radix, and includes the Radix app for macOS.

Pro

Pricing not announced

Coming soon. Everything in Free keeps working; details will be shared on the pricing page when ready.

FAQ

What is Radix?

Radix is a macOS app that gives coding agents like Claude Code a persistent workspace. Your agent builds interactive pages, tools, and diagrams that live in your repo and stay wired to your code.

Is Radix another AI coding agent?

No. Radix isn't another agent — it works alongside the coding agent you already use and gives it a place to build pages you can read, use, and come back to.

Which coding agents does Radix work with?

Radix works alongside the coding agent you already use and works best with Claude Code today.

How much does Radix cost?

The Free plan is available now at $0. A Pro mode is coming soon, and details will be shared on the pricing page when it's ready.

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