Code with project context
Ask about the codebase, compare implementation paths, or work through a repair while Chat keeps repository structure, recent reviews, and issue context available.
Chat
Chat that keeps the work connected.
The browser surface for coding with you, answering research-based questions, and using connected apps and MCPs without asking you to paste the same project context into every thread.
Chat uses the same memory layer behind review, triage, and CLI. The point is not a bigger prompt. The point is keeping source boundaries visible while the system remembers how your repositories, tickets, and decisions fit together.
Moat
A browser workspace with memory.
Research-based questions
Use Sigilix models by default for research-based questions. When connected sources are available, Chat should show which apps, docs, and files shaped the answer.
Connected apps and MCPs
Bring GitHub, Linear, Slack, docs, and MCP tools into one browser workspace without turning every question into a copy-paste exercise.
Model routes with boundaries
The browser surface can use the Sigilix model line while keeping memory, source boundaries, and guardrails visible to the user.
Setup
Connect once. Ask with context.
Create an account
Start with a Sigilix workspace so browser conversations can attach to the right repositories, connected apps, plan, and model routes.
Connect the apps
Add GitHub for code, Linear or Jira for work tracking, Slack for decision history, and MCPs for the tools your team already uses.
Ask with context
Chat can answer coding questions, research-based questions, and workflow questions without asking you to restate the same project facts every time.
Models
Use Sigilix models by default.
Hosted chat uses Sigilix models only. Provider keys are CLI-only, so browser conversations stay on the governed Sigilix model line.
Research-based questions should identify what they used, what they could not verify, and where a connected source would improve the answer. That keeps the browser surface useful for investigation without making memory feel like hidden authority.