Tixbrain
We don't trust one model. Neither should you.
Tixbrain grounds a coding task in your repository, runs the coverage you pick (one model, guided roles, or a full jury), and returns one decision. Ask for code changes and the run continues into real diffs, checks, and a receipt in dollars.
Your models. Your repository. One verdict, and where the doubt is.
Run control
Auto chooses Guided Solo, Adaptive Solo, or Full Jury based on the scope and risk of the prompt. Single Model stays a direct choice when one answer is enough.
For this prompt, Tixbrain picks between Guided Solo, Adaptive Solo, and Full Jury. Single Model is always your explicit choice.
One model answers directly. It is the fastest option.
An advisor plans, one worker executes, and a verifier checks the result. There is a hard limit of one repair pass and one completion pass.
One model answers first. If that answer misses the quality floor, Tixbrain brings in a held-back model, then one more. It stops at the first answer that passes.
The panel you selected investigates in parallel, then a judge resolves the evidence into one verdict. You can see where the jurors disagreed.
Route
Tixbrain selects one route after assessing the prompt.
Direct
Tixbrain does not fan out to other models behind the scenes.
Bounded roles
Select a model per role. Scout can run before planning.
Verifier outcomes
One repair and one completion pass maximum. Apply is approval-gated by default.
Quality-gated
Quality-check outcomes
Each opinion returns to the gate. Auto may start high-risk work with Full Jury.
Parallel
If one juror fails, you still see the evidence from the others.
verdict → reviewable changes when requested → receipt
Auto changes the run shape. It does not change your model access or your approval boundaries.
After the verdict
A review-only run ends after Decide, with its evidence attached. When code changes are requested, the run carries on through isolated implementation, review, verification, and an approval-gated apply.
Review-only ends here
01 Review
Inspect real before/after files, line counts, comments, and apply state. Plan-only targets carry that label until a real diff exists.
Illustrated changed-file outcome
03 Remember
Once you approve a memory candidate, later runs can use it, and the outcome shows when they did.
Model access
A Tixbrain subscription covers product access. BYOK is the default way to pay for model usage. Supported subscriptions, private endpoints, and optional hosted credits are separate rails.
Use coding-agent subscriptions already authenticated on your machine, such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot CLI, where supported. Covered calls show up as included on the receipt.
External subscription terms still apply.Connect provider keys and pay Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Groq, DeepSeek, or Mistral directly. Some providers offer free tiers. You see model and judge usage in dollars where pricing data exists.
Provider usage is separate from the Tixbrain subscription.Connect an OpenAI-compatible endpoint where enabled, including models you run yourself on your own hardware. Where a cost cannot be measured, the receipt labels it self-hosted, metered, or unavailable.
Availability depends on the configured product surface.An optional convenience rail for eligible providers, when available. Credits are billed separately, and BYOK is still the default.
Availability varies by provider.Pricing
Starter and Pro cover the product. Model usage goes through the access rail you pick.
Individual
Product subscriptionAccess to the Tixbrain workflow: run shapes, Review Queue, cost visibility, and spending caps.For individual developers starting with multi-model coding.
run shapes · review queue · receipts · spending caps
$9.99 / month
For developers who want the full Tixbrain workflow.
everything in Starter · full workflow at launch
$19.99 / month
With BYOK, model spend goes to your own provider accounts.
Request early accessControl
BYOK is the default. Key handling varies by product surface.
Sensitive paths are excluded from file tools by default; workspace policy can extend the deny list.
Prepared changes wait for your review, and apply is approval-gated by default. Auto apply keeps an undo checkpoint, while shell, network, and credit spend still require approval.
Estimated, provider-reported, included, self-hosted, and unavailable costs are labeled by source.
Security and best-practice rules are applied to the prompt before dispatch, rather than checked after an answer comes back.
Representative defaults. Workspace policy can extend this list.
Q&A
No. Single Model is direct. Guided Solo uses bounded roles, Adaptive Solo starts narrow and escalates only when needed, and Full Jury runs the selected panel from the start.
Guided Solo assigns advisor, worker, and verifier roles, with conditional repair and acceptance. Adaptive Solo starts with one model and can add up to two held-back models when the first-answer check does not pass.
Guided Solo can request one bounded repair and run verification again. If the result still needs a decision, Tixbrain asks you. It will not report a pass it cannot back up.
Prepared changes continue into real Review Queue diffs and checks. Apply is approval-gated by default; optional Auto apply keeps an undo checkpoint.
Four rails. Route through coding-agent subscriptions such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot CLI, where supported. Bring your own keys for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Groq, DeepSeek, or Mistral. Point Tixbrain at a private OpenAI-compatible endpoint where enabled, including models you run yourself on your own hardware. Or use optional hosted credits for eligible providers when available.
Tixbrain shows estimates before dispatch and an attributed receipt after. Each cost is labeled: provider-reported, estimated, included, self-hosted, or unavailable.
Chat windows hand you three answers and leave the judging to you. Tixbrain reads your repository, has the models investigate independently, and returns one verdict with the disagreement and the evidence attached. It also prepares diffs you can accept or reject, and tells you what the run cost.
Those are several Claude agents from one vendor, so they share one set of blind spots. Tixbrain runs different vendors against each other and has a separate judge resolve what they find. You can still use Claude Code as one of the jurors.
Early access
Point the models you already pay for at that file and get one verdict back. Tell us which file, and where you want to run it.