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What Scalix gives you

The full Scalix product surface — Cloud platform, Coder, and agent-native access

Scalix is built so a developer — or an AI agent — can stand up real infrastructure behind one token and one API. There are three ways in:

1. Scalix Cloud — the platform

One account, one API key, one base URL (api.scalix.world) for everything below. Each capability is a /v1 surface with its own SDK methods and CLI commands.

CapabilityWhat it isDocs
ScalixNovaServerless Postgres — instant branching, point-in-time recovery, and scale-to-zero/database
ComputeRun containers in isolated microVMs with fast cold starts/compute
FunctionsServerless functions, deploy from source/functions
Scalix RunManaged long-running services with revisions and rollback/run
Scalix AIThe Scalix Lumio model family via an OpenAI-compatible API/ai
StorageS3-compatible object storage/storage
Key-ValueLow-latency KV with TTL/kv
EventsPub/sub topics, subscriptions, and webhook delivery/events
CronScheduled functions and webhooks/cron
AuthEnd-user authentication for your app — signup/login, MFA, social login, SSO/auth
DomainsCustom domains with automatic SSL/domains
NetworkingLoad balancing and a web application firewall (WAF)/networking
SearchOriginal-source curated search index/api-reference/search
ShieldAI-crawler control and bot policies/security/shield

Reach it through the SDKs (@scalix-world/sdk, scalix-sdk), the CLI (scalix-cloud), or Terraform.

2. Scalix Coder — the coding agent

Scalix Coder (scalix) is an AI coding agent for your terminal and VS Code. It edits code, runs commands, and can deploy to Scalix Cloud — with permission modes, a security sandbox, and 31 built-in tools.

3. Agent-native — operate Scalix from any AI agent

Scalix Cloud is fully operable by AI agents. The MCP server exposes the whole platform as tools, so Claude, Cursor, or your own agent can provision databases, deploy functions, and run queries through tool calls — the same surface a human reaches through the SDK and CLI.


New here? Start with Getting Started, then pick the capability you need from the table above.