Alysis Code

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Alysis Code is open-source AI coding agent (Apache-2.0 engine) with desktop app (macOS Apple silicon + Windows) and CLI (macOS/Linux/Windows). Code mode builds/fixes/tests in your repo; Work mode handles files/browser/apps. Bring your own model (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter, Ollama, etc.), use Alysis credits, or run local models. Sandboxed by default; CLI supports one-shot headless tasks (category: Coding Agents (CLI & Cloud)). VibeToolRank agent test score: 8.4/10 (tested 2026-11-11, 3 runs, CLI, BYOK), T-11 of 15 tested Coding Agents (CLI & Cloud) tools. Pricing: Engine/CLI free under Apache-2.0. Model usage via (a) 50 free Alysis credits every 30 days with no card, (b) your own API key / AI subscription paid to the provider, or (c) local models (Ollama/LM Studio) with no Alysis credits. Paid Alysis plans add more credits.. Free tier: Yes: open-source CLI/engine free; 50 free Alysis credits/30 days with no card; BYOK and local models supported (official site, verified 2026-11-07).

Key facts

Verdict: Alysis Code made the correct fix to our seeded cart discount bug in 3 of 3 one-shot runs (21–78s) with a free Gemini key and never touched the test file, but every run exited with an error: in one-shot mode it refused to run the tests without a person's approval, even in auto mode with --yes, and its completion check then failed with a Gemini 400.

VibeToolRank score
8.4/10
Rank
T-11 of 15 tested Coding Agents (CLI & Cloud)
Category
Coding Agents (CLI & Cloud)
Last tested
2026-11-11
Runs
3 runs
Outcome score
9/10
Edition tested
Alysis Code CLI 0.16.3 one-shot run with Google AI Studio free key, gemini-3.5-flash-lite, web tools off (BYOK, $0)
Free plan
Yes: open-source CLI/engine free; 50 free Alysis credits/30 days with no card; BYOK and local models supported (official site, verified 2026-11-07)
Price
Engine/CLI free under Apache-2.0. Model usage via (a) 50 free Alysis credits every 30 days with no card, (b) your own API key / AI subscription paid to the provider, or (c) local models (Ollama/LM Studio) with no Alysis credits. Paid Alysis plans add more credits.
Pricing checked
2026-11-07
Sources
alysiscode.com · github.com/AlysisAi/AlysisCode · producthunt.com/products/alysis-code · test log in our repo

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Pricing and free tier

Current official pricing (checked ): Engine/CLI free under Apache-2.0. Model usage via (a) 50 free Alysis credits every 30 days with no card, (b) your own API key / AI subscription paid to the provider, or (c) local models (Ollama/LM Studio) with no Alysis credits. Paid Alysis plans add more credits.

Is Alysis Code free? Yes: open-source CLI/engine free; 50 free Alysis credits/30 days with no card; BYOK and local models supported (official site, verified 2026-11-07)

verified-official official source · full-page-read. Official plan limits can change; re-check the vendor page before paying. Figures from our tests are recorded observations, not a current-capacity promise.

Agent test verdict

Edition tested Alysis Code CLI 0.16.3 one-shot run with Google AI Studio free key, gemini-3.5-flash-lite, web tools off (BYOK, $0). Results may differ for the hosted product.

Tested 2026-11-11 · 3 runs · rubric v0.1 (provisional thresholds). Alysis Code made the correct fix to our seeded cart discount bug in 3 of 3 one-shot runs (21–78s) with a free Gemini key and never touched the test file, but every run exited with an error: in one-shot mode it refused to run the tests without a person's approval, even in auto mode with --yes, and its completion check then failed with a Gemini 400. Cost $0. Overall 8.4 (outcome 9, speed 8, cost 10, DX 4, reliability 10). Web tools had to be switched off to avoid hitting Gemini free-tier limits. We tested the CLI only, not the desktop app or Alysis credits.

DimensionScore /10
Outcome (40%)9
Speed (15%)8
Cost (15%)10
Developer experience (15%)4
Reliability (15%)10
Overall8.4

Pros, cons and who it's for

Pros

  • Made the same correct fix in 3/3 runs with a free Gemini key
  • Open source (Apache-2.0), no account needed for BYOK
  • Built-in provider presets (Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter and more) and its own bubblewrap command sandbox
  • Did not modify the test file in any run

Cons

  • One-shot runs could not execute node --test: any non-read-only shell command needs a person's approval, even with --mode auto --yes
  • Every run exited 1 after a Gemini 400 in its completion check, so CI would see a failure
  • Default web tools tripped the Gemini free-tier quota until we turned them off
  • Large prompts (~14k tokens per call) hit the free per-minute token cap if runs are close together

Who it's for: Developers who want an open-source BYOK/local terminal+desktop coding agent with sandboxing, not locked to one model vendor.

FAQ

Is Alysis Code free?

Yes: open-source CLI/engine free; 50 free Alysis credits/30 days with no card; BYOK and local models supported (official site, verified 2026-11-07).

How did Alysis Code score in VibeToolRank's test?

8.4/10 overall (outcome 9, speed 8, cost 10, developer experience 4, reliability 10), 3 runs on 2026-11-11. Alysis Code made the correct fix to our seeded cart discount bug in 3 of 3 one-shot runs (21–78s) with a free Gemini key and never touched the test file, but every run exited with an error: in one-shot mode it refused to run the tests without a person's approval, even in auto mode with --yes, and its completion check then failed with a Gemini 400.

How much does Alysis Code cost?

Engine/CLI free under Apache-2.0. Model usage via (a) 50 free Alysis credits every 30 days with no card, (b) your own API key / AI subscription paid to the provider, or (c) local models (Ollama/LM Studio) with no Alysis credits. Paid Alysis plans add more credits (from the official pricing page, checked 2026-11-07).

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