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A coding assistant compiled from 285,751 lines of C. No runtime. No interpreter. No VM. Just raw, native performance.
One command. Installs everything.
iwr -useb https://get.scorpiox.net | iex
Run in PowerShell. Downloads the binary and configures PATH automatically.
Launch in Browser →Every component compiled from hand-written C. No frameworks. No garbage collector. No compromise.
Every line hand-written in C. Static musl linking. No allocator overhead, no GC pauses. Starts in milliseconds, uses kilobytes.
Full agentic loop — tool calls, file editing, shell execution, multi-step reasoning. Your AI writes, tests, and ships code autonomously.
56 standalone binaries. Each tool does one thing well — Unix philosophy, compiled to native code. Compose them into powerful workflows.
Built-in rootless containers via unshare. WSL2 integration on Windows. KVM micro-VMs for full isolation. Podman support for OCI images.
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Codex, Ollama, llama.cpp — swap models with a flag. Native C bridges for each provider. No Python SDK needed.
Beautiful terminal UI with syntax highlighting, markdown rendering, image display, and mouse support. All in pure C with custom VT100 engine.
56 standalone native binaries. Each does one thing well.
Modular C libraries. Zero-copy IPC. Static linking throughout.
Native C bridges to every major AI provider. No SDK overhead.
Claude Code native bridge — fetches OAuth tokens, proxies Anthropic API with full tool-use support.
OpenAI Codex integration with native HTTP client. Token management via file, SSH, or HTTP.
Google Gemini proxy — stateless Anthropic-to-Gemini API translation. Supports Gemini Flash and Pro.
OpenAI-compatible API proxy — works with OpenAI, Azure, Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM, LM Studio.
Run the one-liner for your platform. Downloads the binary and sets up PATH.
Set your API key in the config file. One key, any provider.
%LOCALAPPDATA%\scorpiox
Run sx in your project directory. Full TUI with markdown, syntax highlighting, and tool integration.
sx
Pipe prompts in, get answers out. Unix-style.
sx -p "explain this code"
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