After months of building, Cyanix Intelligence is now available to everyone. It's an AI assistant built specifically for developers, researchers, and independent builders — people who need a tool that can actually keep up.

TL;DR: Deep cross-session memory, live web search via Brave + DDG fallback, full-duplex voice mode, a Pyodide-powered code sandbox, and the Axion multi-model ensemble. All in a single, fast, mobile-ready PWA.

What ships today

This isn't a beta. Everything below is live, tested, and running on real traffic.

Why we built this

Existing AI tools are built for everyone, which means they're optimised for no one in particular. Builders need persistence (your AI should remember the project you've been working on for three weeks), speed (no waiting 10 seconds for a simple reply), and honesty (no false confidence, sources always visible).

Cyanix Intelligence is our answer. The stack is deliberately lean: Groq for inference, Supabase for data + edge functions, Vercel for delivery. No unnecessary layers, no vendor lock-in on the parts that matter.

The Axion ensemble

For complex queries, Cyanix automatically activates Axion — a fan-out system that sends the prompt to multiple models simultaneously, then runs a synthesis pass to produce a single, higher-quality response. You get the benefit of model diversity without having to manage it yourself.

On simpler queries, we route directly to the fastest model available. No unnecessary tokens, no unnecessary cost.

What's next

The roadmap moves fast. If you're building on top of CyanixLabs or want to contribute ideas, join the Discord.