FAQ
Privacy, installation, hardware, models, review, and licensing.
Does Reflexor send my code over the internet?
Local inference uses the AI engine on your computer. Web Search and Web Research are off by default. MCP is opt-in. Review the privacy policy before using Reflexor in restricted environments.
Does it work offline?
After the extension, engine, and models are installed, local chat and agent features can work without internet. Engine/model downloads and web features (if enabled) need a connection. We do not claim 100% offline for every scenario.
Which editors and platforms are supported?
It runs on VS Code and Cursor, and on other compatible forks (Antigravity, VSCodium, and others). Install from the Marketplace, Open VSX, or a VSIX. The CLI is available as a native download. Platforms: Windows x64, Linux x64, and macOS Apple Silicon, no macOS Intel or linux-arm64 in this release.
Do I need a GPU?
No. The local engine can run models on a CPU, with slower responses. A compatible GPU improves the experience, especially with larger models.
Which model should I try first?
On first run confirm the recommended pack in chat: downloads are never silent. Then compare larger models based on RAM, VRAM, and speed. Models in ~/.ollama are shared across editors.
Can I review changes before applying them?
Reflexor shows plans, edit proposals, and approval flows. Review every diff and command before applying.
Is Reflexor free?
Reflexor is free to use. Future commercial terms will be announced before any change.
Is the source code public?
No. Reflexor is a proprietary product. Open-source dependencies used in the product remain subject to their respective licenses and notices.
How do I install the CLI?
Download the native installer for your system.