What Aixia AI does, and what stays yours.
It sets up the apps you use for Aixia's own models, then gets out of the way.
The whole picture
Sign in once
With your Microsoft account. Aixia AI gets a personal key, kept on your computer.
Fetches your setup
Which apps, models and settings, signed by Aixia and checked before use.
Adds Aixia's settings
Only to the apps you choose. The rest of your settings stay as they are.
Every day: only Aixia's models
The apps send your prompts, with your key, only to Aixia's model service.
Good to know
The apps are the makers' own.
Goose and OpenWork come from their makers and update themselves. opencode is installed by Aixia AI, at a version Aixia has tested.
Only Aixia's settings are Aixia's.
Aixia AI adds its models, turns sharing off and sets a few defaults. If a file you have would change, it asks first and keeps a copy.
You sign in with your Aixia account.
Your key is tied to you and checked on every request, at Aixia, not on your computer. Need it elsewhere? It is on Your key.
Your prompts stay at Aixia.
The apps talk to Aixia's own model service, never to an outside AI provider. Sharing sessions is switched off.
Updates are offered, not forced.
Aixia AI asks before it updates, and checks every update against Aixia's signature first.
Removing it is one button.
Remove setup takes Aixia out of one app, Remove everything out of the computer. Your own apps stay.
Servers and terminals.
The terminal install sets up the same apps with no window. Sign-in shows a code to open on another device.
Checksums
The installs check these for you. To check a file yourself: Get-FileHash on Windows, shasum -a 256 on macOS and Linux.
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