Provider-agnostic orchestrator
One typed contract across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and local models, with scoring-based routing and automatic fallback.
QANTIX AI Studio plans, generates, validates and persists production code straight into your workspace — with streaming runs, real file context and full version history.
Every layer is typed, observable and replaceable — the same primitives we use to build QANTIX itself.
One typed contract across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and local models, with scoring-based routing and automatic fallback.
Generated files land on disk through a sanitised write layer — the browser is only a view, never the source of truth.
Every phase — analysis, planning, generation, validation — streams over SSE with token and cost accounting as it happens.
Syntax, import graph and quality checks run on each generated file, with repair loops before anything reaches your project.
Content-addressed snapshots let you diff any run and roll back a change set without losing later work.
Conversation and long-term memory are ranked, compressed and budgeted into every prompt so context stays accurate.
Four steps from intent to running code — every one of them inspectable.
Write the change you want in plain language. QANTIX reads the real file tree from disk before it plans anything.
The planning engine returns the target files, the framework it detected and the dependencies it will touch.
Generation streams file by file with validation and repair loops running against each emitted module.
Approved changes are written to the workspace and the live preview reloads against the running app.
Two months free on annual billing. Every plan includes the full orchestrator.
For individual engineers shipping side projects and internal tools.
$24/ seat / month
For product teams that need shared context, review and rollback.
$79/ seat / month
For organisations with compliance, isolation and audit requirements.
Custom
“The plan-then-generate loop is what made it usable for us. We review the target files before a single line is written, and rollback has saved us twice.”
“Provider fallback is invisible until it matters. During a Gemini outage our runs kept completing on Anthropic without anyone touching a config.”
“It reads our actual repository, not a summary of it. That single detail is why the incremental edits are correct instead of plausible.”