Atlarix 15.18 is out today. Atlarix is an AI coding agent by Norah Labs that plans, edits, runs and reviews code in your own projects, and it asks before it changes a file. This release is about making it yours with less friction: Atlarix writes its own tools for you, asks less about safe things, and lets you take your work and your data with you.
Make Atlarix your own
Ask for a panel, a slash command or a rule and Atlarix writes it for you as a silk (a reusable bundle of instructions and commands) or an edict (a rule about what it may do). Each file it writes asks first, one card per file, so you see exactly what lands in your project.
Mods now run as real code. A mod is a small program that adds a panel or a command to Atlarix; it runs in its own process, using Atlarix's mod API, so its panels update live.
Three work modes
Work modes are now Explore, Plan and Build. /debug and /review are commands you can run in any mode. A read-only mode asks before it switches to build. Why we cut five modes to three.
Fewer interruptions
Everyday commands like ls run without asking, and anything that changes your machine asks first.
Take your work with you
/export saves any chat as Markdown, in the app, the CLI and VS Code.
Report a problem in one step
Type /bug and Atlarix sends the report from where it happened, with the chat attached.
Your data, your call
You can delete your account at any time: in the app (your profile menu → Account), with atlarix account delete in the CLI, or on your account page at atlarix.dev. You type your email to confirm, and if you signed in more than 10 minutes ago you sign in again first. It deletes your account right away, signs you out everywhere and can't be undone; any credit left on it is lost.
Simpler usage
Atlarix Auto stays free. If you reach the day's limit, Atlarix tells you when it resets. Pro now includes $19 of Atlarix Core usage every month at the same rates as credit, then you pay as you go.
Update from the app, or download Atlarix at atlarix.dev. The full list of changes is in the changelog.
FAQ
What is a silk in Atlarix?
A silk is a reusable bundle of instructions and commands. Ask Atlarix for one and it writes the file for you, asking first.
Can I delete my Atlarix account?
Yes. In the app open your profile menu → Account, in the CLI run atlarix account delete, or use your account page on atlarix.dev. It can't be undone.
Is Atlarix Auto free?
Yes. Auto stays free, with a daily limit; Atlarix tells you when it resets.
Originally published at atlarix.dev.

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