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Connect several agents, name a leader and let the team run your project in parallel — from code to ads, carousels, content and video. A complete environment, with 13 exclusive skills, MCP and agents with persistent memory.
You already vibe code. You have Claude Code or Codex open, you know how to ask and how to follow up.
But the product doesn't end at the code. It ends at the sale. And between the two, your day turns into this:
Eight tools. Zero shared context. You're not building a business; you're juggling.
The problem was never the intelligence of the models.
It was the environment around them.
Every IDE stops at the code. BRIX is the ADE — Agent Development Environment: the place where an entrepreneur — developer or not — builds the product and its marketing in one place, with a team of AI agents they conduct.
The whole cycle, in a single folder:
Every studio reads the same product base in Markdown, in your folder. Switching studios changes the output format — never the context. That's why the ad knows what the sales page promised.
Code tools stop at the first box. Marketing tools don't have the first one. BRIX runs the cycle end to end.
One command and the AI splits into several terminals that collaborate. You connect one agent to another with an edge on the canvas — the edge is the permission: once connected, they exchange prompts, read each other, split the task and deliver together.
Maestro: name a leader; it recruits the workers, distributes the work and follows up on delivery. Squads: teams with roles, briefing and connections already drawn — feature, cacabug, blindagem, oferta, conteudo — plus the ones you create.
In the grid, panes rearrange themselves with every new terminal. On the canvas, you position, zoom, pin notes, task lists and the images the agent published.
Each agent becomes a pixel-art character that walks to a desk and works according to the terminal's real activity — reading, writing, using a tool or waiting for you. It isn't an animation: it's the actual terminal.
The product library is local, in Markdown, Obsidian-style: product.md, audience, offer, brand, FAQ. Every studio — copy, ads, carousel, video — reads those files before producing. The copy comes out specific because the AI read your product; the creative repeats the page's promise because it drank from the same source.
A regular terminal starts empty every session. A BRIX SuperAgent is yours: it has a personality, rules, a knowledge base (PDF, DOCX, MD) and a memory that grows with what you teach it. What you corrected today, it remembers next session, next week, on the next product. Each product also builds up a living copy memory: what worked and what not to repeat.
The engine is per agent: your ChatGPT subscription or OpenRouter for any other model — DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Claude, Gemini.
That's why the environment is worth more every month — not because you pay more, but because it knows you better.
A squad is a team of agents that is born ready: each one with its role, its briefing, and already connected to whoever it needs to talk to. One click and the agents show up in the Workspace, pre-programmed for your goal. Five ready-made — code and marketing — or build your own, with whatever roles and connections you want.
Architect, Backend, Frontend and QA building a whole feature
medmaestri squadMaestro is the BRIX voice agent. You say “Hey, BRIX” — or hold ⌘⇧O — and ask: a squad, a prompt for an agent, how the other one is doing. It acts through the same tools the BRIX MCP exposes, answers with a neural voice and lets you know when someone has finished or is waiting on you. Runs on the model and voice you choose, with the day’s cost on screen.
The same tools as the BRIX MCP: creates terminals, teams and squads, sends prompts, asks how things are going, switches mode, writes notes and tasks, connects one agent to another, opens the browser.
Sees the folders of the open Workspaces and the active product: summarizes CLAUDE.md, design.md, product.md and the offer, and reads a file or lists a folder when you ask. Only inside those roots.
When an agent finishes or is waiting on you, it speaks — at most one notice every 20 seconds, grouped. Off by default; turn it on in Setup if you want.
Runs through OpenRouter, with your key. Model and neural voice are chosen in Setup, with "Listen" on each voice; the cost of every turn is added up per day and stays on screen.
⌘⇧O tap opens the drawer, hold to talk · ⌘⇧U passive listening “Hey, BRIX”
13 marketing skills installed straight into the agents you already use. Copywriter, designer, video editor, social media and media buyer — each one is a studio, and they all read the same files of your product.
43 templates already proven to convert: WhatsApp chat, iPhone notification, newspaper headline, PIX receipt, five-star review, Reddit thread. 45 creative archetypes to stop the scroll, 15 variation recipes in one click. The queue runs in parallel without blowing past the API limit, and every ad is born with the name your team uses.
Market diagnosis, sales angles in a 3D constellation, copy by goal (sales page, ads, email, VSL, headlines, bullets) and audit. With the product’s living memory.
12 voices and formats, from Storyteller to Contrarian, as Reels, carousel, thread, post or newsletter. HTML preview, PNG export, Obsidian-style writing with a file tree and live reader.
An editing suite driven by natural language on HyperFrames: cuts pauses by voice detection, transcribes and captions, does rough cuts and motion — the queue processes each video and shows the preview. Plus 4 AI video-generation models, with the cost on screen before you confirm.
The dashboard of your campaigns, fed by an agent connected to Facebook’s official MCP. Spend, ROAS and CPA — and you talk to it to understand and act, without leaving BRIX. Not for sale here: exclusive to MEDCODING students.
The app’s exclusive MCP: run BRIX from outside, through Claude Desktop or Codex. Create squads, send prompts, read replies, publish notes — by command, without clicking anything.
The agent that sweeps the repository for vulnerabilities and delivers the report by severity on the canvas.
Inspector, device emulation and DevTools inside the app.
Dictation in the terminal and Call Mode, with recognition 100% on-device — nothing goes anywhere.
Code editor, form-style .env editor and diff review with commit and push.
A regular terminal is born empty every session. A SuperAgent is yours: it has a name, personality, rules, knowledge base (PDF, DOCX, MD), its own skills and a memory that grows with what you teach it. What you corrected today, it remembers next session, next week, on the next product — and it talks to the other agents on the canvas by name.
Program copywriter
Carousel designer
Code reviewer
Offer strategist
Runs on your ChatGPT subscription (login, no key) or through OpenRouter, which opens up any other model — especially DeepSeek, Kimi and GLM. Also takes a direct key from OpenAI, Anthropic and Groq.
Opens as a pane next to the terminals, in the Grid or on the Canvas. Takes an edge, shows up in the Scene and shows when it’s working — like any other agent.
The other agents talk to it with ask, send and check, the way they talk to each other. Claude Code asks Lia what the product is called — and she knows.
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cacabug squad finds in minutes the bug you were going to hunt after lunch.oferta.md (spoiler: they stop contradicting each other)..env editor that treats environment variables like a form — and puts an end to "I forgot to swap the key".You already pay for Claude Code or Codex and feel you use a fraction of it: one window at a time, several terminals by hand, and the product's marketing gets left for later. BRIX is where the agents work together — and where "later" happens in the same place.
Indie hacker, solo founder, digital product creator. You need a dev, a copywriter, a designer, an editor and a media buyer, and you have no team and don't want an agency. BRIX PRO is that team, on your machine.
No coding: you pick the product, fill in the base and the studios do the work. Copy, creatives, carousel and video with the context of YOUR product — not the chat's generic one.
Requirement: macOS with Apple Silicon (M1 onward) or Windows.
The difference is how much of the arsenal you unlock. STARTER isn't a sample: it's the whole agent environment.
The complete ADE. STARTER isn't a sample: it's the whole agent environment.
Everything in STARTER, plus the marketing arsenal: copywriter, designer, editor and social media in one app.
Want to try it first? Download the app and create your account: 7 days of STARTER free, no card.
Each agent runs on the subscriptions and tokens you already pay for — Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, ChatGPT or OpenRouter. They stay yours, paid directly to the provider. The BRIX subscription is for the environment — the terminals, the canvas, the maestro, the studios and the skills. Do the math the way it actually is:
If BRIX saves you an hour a week, it paid for the month. If you vibe code and market your own product, it saves you that per day.
META ADS (the campaign dashboard via Facebook's official MCP) isn't sold here — it's exclusive to MEDCODING students.
Open the Scene and watch the character stop when the terminal stops. The reading comes from the PTY, not a timer.
Open the product folder in Finder: product.md, publico.md, oferta.md. That's what the AI reads. Edit it by hand if you like.
Count the templates in Static Ads: 43. The archetypes: 45. The recipes: 15.
Close BRIX and open what it produced without it: Markdown, PNG, MP4, JSON. Version it in git. Take it with you.
Read Apple's signature on every update: signed and notarized, macOS opens it without complaint.
The risk of trying is zero. The risk of not trying is one more month paying for the best agents in the world to use one window at a time.
Download the app, create your account and use it.
Didn't become your environment? We refund you.
The product base, the copy, the creatives, the videos and the campaign history live in files on your disk — Markdown, PNG, MP4, JSON. You can open all of it without BRIX, version it in git, take it with you. Login validates access, and that's all.
What there is, is arithmetic: every month with a single window is a month paying for Claude Code or Codex for a fraction of what it would do with three connected agents, a canvas and a studio reading your product.
And every month without memory is a month explaining your business from scratch — to an AI that will forget it tomorrow.
The environment that remembers gets more valuable every week you use it. The sooner you start, the more it knows.
Download for macOS — 7 days free, no cardNo. BRIX uses the CLIs already on your machine — Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode — with the login you already have. Each agent runs on the subscriptions and tokens you already pay for. The subscription is for the environment.
Whichever you choose: your ChatGPT subscription (login, no key) or an OpenRouter key, which opens the whole catalog — DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Claude, GPT, Gemini. It also accepts direct keys from OpenAI, Anthropic and Groq. The model is per agent: one can be DeepSeek, another GPT.
For the marketing studios, no: you pick the product, fill in the base and the AI works. CODING is a real terminal — but the agents are the ones typing the commands. You conduct.
Because they stop at the code. Cursor and Warp are great for writing and running — and BRIX runs alongside them, not instead of them: your Claude Code and your Codex are still the agents. What none of them has is the rest of the cycle: several agents connected by edges on a canvas, a maestro that distributes work, memory that persists across sessions — and the studios that take the same product and turn it into copy, ads, carousels and video. Code tools stop at the first box; marketing tools don't have the first one.
No, it conducts Claude Code. It adds what's missing when you have a single window: several agents at once, connected to each other, with a canvas where they publish notes, tasks, images and reports — and the studios that turn the same product into marketing.
No. Everything you produce stays in files on your disk — Markdown, PNG, MP4, JSON. Login exists only to validate access.
macOS with Apple Silicon (M1 onward) and Windows.
Both doors lead to the same engine. STARTER (US$ 10 for the first 3 months, then US$ 14) is the whole ADE. PRO (US$ 30) unlocks the marketing arsenal — COPY, Static Ads, Carousel & Content, Video, the pack of 13 skills — and Maestro.
The app updates itself. Every version is signed and notarized by Apple.
Yes: 7 days of STARTER free, no card. After subscribing, a 7-day guarantee.
Dev, copywriter, designer, editor and media buyer working in parallel, at your pace, with the context of your product. Stop juggling eight tools: connect the agents, name the leader and let the team run the project — from the first prompt to the product, from the product to the sale.
From US$ 10/mo · 7 days free, no card · macOS and Windows
You conduct. The agents type.