Azmx
AZMX AI — The sovereign agent platform.
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What is Azmx?
AZMX AI is the sovereign agent platform — an AI coding agent that runs locally on your machine with your API keys, gated by per-call approval. It combines a real shell (native PTY, multi-tab, split panes, SSH picker), an AI-powered editor (CodeMirror 6 with vim support and per-hunk diff acceptance/rejection), and an agent that asks before it acts (supporting sub-agents, MCP, and local context). Every dangerous verb is behind one approval gate on hardware you own, with connections to GitHub, Kubernetes, AWS, and SSH through your existing auth.
The platform is designed for developers who demand total privacy, offline capabilities, and model flexibility (BYOK - Bring Your Own Key). It supports any AI provider, works fully offline, requires no account, and has no telemetry. The agent plans, proposes, and executes while a trust gate approves, records, or refuses actions — with you making the final keystroke decision.
AZMX AI is ideal for individual developers, teams, government agencies, and enterprises that cannot send code to the cloud. Government customers get FIPS 140-3 allowlist builds, PIV/CAC authentication, air-gapped operation, and compliance bundles. Teams get admin consoles, SAML, SCIM, DLP egress controls, org policies, and agent sandboxes.
The product delivers 83 skills in its free tier, audit-log exports, parallel agents, end-to-end encrypted sync across devices, and shared MCP registries. All releases are public and signed, and the desktop app is under 7 MB.
Azmx pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Individual: Free forever — includes the whole product with 83 skills, any provider, fully offline, no account, no telemetry. Pro: $20/month — includes E2E-encrypted sync across 2 devices, Strict/Paranoid approval modes, parallel agents, and audit-log export. Teams: $40/user/month — includes admin console, SAML, SCIM, DLP egress, org policy, agent sandbox, shared MCP registry, and spend/anomaly alerts. Enterprise/Gov: Custom pricing — includes self-hosting, air-gap policy gate, PIV/CAC, FIPS allowlist, SBOM, SIEM integration, and SOC 2 evidence bundle.
Azmx pros
- Runs locally on your machine with your keys
- Per-call approval gate before agent acts
- No account required
- No telemetry
- Fully offline capable
- Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) model flexibility
- Any AI provider supported
- Native PTY shell with multi-tab and split panes
- Per-hunk diff acceptance/rejection in editor
- CodeMirror 6 with vim support
- Sub-agents and MCP support
- End-to-end encrypted sync across devices
- Public, signed releases
- Desktop app under 7 MB
- GitHub, Kubernetes, AWS, SSH integrations
- FIPS 140-3 allowlist build for government
- PIV/CAC smart-card authentication
- Air-gapped operation support
- 83 skills in free tier
- Audit-log export capability
- Visual diffs for code changes
- Parallel agents support
- Shared MCP registry for teams
- SAML and SCIM integration
Azmx cons
- Requires manual approval for every action (can slow workflow)
- Free tier requires self-management of all features
- Teams plan costs $40/user/month
- Enterprise pricing is custom (not transparent)
- Air-gapped renewal requires manual update channel
- Government features require specialized procurement
- No priority support on free tier
- Limited to one window for the entire loop
Frequently asked questions about Azmx
What is AZMX AI?
AZMX AI is the sovereign agent platform — an AI coding agent that runs on your machine with your keys, gated by per-call approval. It is local-first, requires no account, has no telemetry, and lets you bring your own AI provider keys.
How does the approval gate work?
The agent plans, proposes, and executes actions, but a trust gate approves, records, or refuses each action. You make the final decision with a keystroke (↩) to cross the bridge between what the agent wants to do and what you allow it to do.
Does AZMX AI send my code to the cloud?
No. Your code never leaves your machine. The agent runs locally, and AI provider calls are direct (or local) with AZMX removed from the runtime trust chain by architecture.
What AI providers does AZMX support?
AZMX supports any AI provider. You bring your own keys (BYOK), and the platform works fully offline if you choose. There is no lock-in to a specific provider.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. The Individual plan is free forever and includes the whole product with 83 skills, any provider support, full offline capability, no account requirement, and no telemetry.
What government compliance features are available?
AZMX Enterprise for government includes FIPS 140-3 allowlist build, PIV/CAC smart-card authentication, customer-rooted license issuer, air-gapped install + renewal, SAML 2.0 + SCIM 2.0, signed JSONL audit log streaming, and a compliance bundle with SBOM, SOC 2 Type II, and DPA.
How do I sync across devices?
Pro plan includes end-to-end encrypted sync across 2 devices. The encryption ensures AZMX cannot read your synced data.
What editor features does AZMX include?
AZMX includes CodeMirror 6 with vim support, per-hunk diffs where you can accept or reject each hunk individually, and visual diffs proposed by the agent that require your approval before applying.
What integrations are available?
AZMX interoperates with every AI provider, MCP server, identity provider, SIEM, and open standard. Native integrations include GitHub, Kubernetes, AWS, and SSH through your existing authentication.
How is AZMX different from other AI coding tools?
AZMX runs locally on your machine with your keys, requires per-call approval before acting, has no account or telemetry, and supports BYOK. Unlike cloud-based tools, your code never transits a commercial vendor's infrastructure, making it suitable for privacy-focused developers and government agencies.