Verlox is an AI terminal for Windows that plans each command, scores its risk, and waits for your approval. Nothing runs until you say so, and anything it changes can be undone. You get the speed of AI, with you as the final check.
Free to start, 15 credits a day. Windows today, macOS and Linux soon.
clean up the build and reinstall dependencies
Read the project files
ls · cat package.json
Delete the build cache · saved to Vault
remove .cache · dist
Reinstall dependencies
npm install
Verlox is an AI terminal for Windows built for developers who want control, transparency, and reliability. You say what you want in plain English, like "free up disk space," "reinstall dependencies," or "commit my work and push." Instead of silently firing off commands, Verlox lays out a numbered plan, scores how risky each step is, and shows the exact commands and files it will touch.
Nothing runs until you say so. Risky steps stop and ask. Anything the AI deletes or overwrites goes to a Recovery Vault you can restore from. If you've ever wanted an AI agent that runs real commands but worried about what it might do behind your back, Verlox is built for exactly that. Every move is understandable and reversible before it happens.
Most AI terminals are built to act for you, fast. Verlox is built to keep you in the loop. Same speed, with a checkpoint on every action that matters.
Every request becomes a numbered plan with the real commands, the files it touches, and a risk score per step. No hidden actions.
Approve, decline, or simulate. Set per-capability rules (always allow, ask every time, or never allow) so the AI stays inside your lines.
Deleted and overwritten files land in the Recovery Vault. Restore any of them, and keep them for 24 hours, 7 days, or forever.
Verlox turns your request into a clear, numbered plan: every command, every file it will touch, and a risk score on each step. Low for reads and searches, medium for installs and edits, high for deletes, force-pushes, and production changes. The risky steps always stop and ask. You approve the whole plan, edit it, or decline.
Check the current branch
git status
Force-push to main
git push --force origin main
.cache/
folder · deleted 10:36 · expires in 7d
vite.config.ts
overwritten 10:33 · expires in 7d
old-seed.sql
deleted 10:31 · expires in 7d
Before any risky action, Verlox saves a recoverable snapshot. If the AI deletes or overwrites a file, folder, config, or script, it's waiting in the Recovery Vault. Restore it with one click, and choose how long snapshots stick around: 24 hours, 7 days, or forever. It's the safety net that makes letting AI run real commands feel calm instead of risky.
Set a rule for each kind of action. Let it read files and search the project freely. Make it ask every time before installing packages or hitting the network. Block production access entirely. Verlox enforces your rules on every plan, so you're not re-approving the same safe steps forever, or worrying about the dangerous ones.
3
files edited
2
packages added
0
deletes
Simulate a plan and Verlox predicts the outcome without touching anything: how many files change, what gets installed, whether anything is deleted, plus a before-and-after diff of every edit. When it looks right, run it for real. When it doesn't, you never had to find out the hard way.
Type your intent in plain English, like "reinstall dependencies", "commit my changes", or "what's taking up my disk?".
It lays out the exact steps, scores the risk of each, and shows the files it will touch, all before running a thing.
Approve, decline, or simulate. It runs only what you allow, and anything it changes stays restorable in the Vault.
A chronological record of every action the AI took: installed a package, edited a config, restarted a server, each with its risk and result.
A plain ✓/✗ list of what the AI can and can't see: your working folder and open tabs, but never unopened files, your secrets, or other apps.
No flags to memorize. Describe what you want and Verlox works out the right commands for your shell, then explains the result in plain words.
Dev servers and watchers get their own pane, tagged by who started them (you or the AI). See what's live, open its URL, or stop it in one click.
Stuck on an error you can't put into words? Drop in a screenshot. Verlox reads it and works out the fix with you.
Verlox keeps itself current in the background. New features and fixes arrive without a reinstall.
No card to start. The whole safety layer (plans, risk scoring, permissions, and the Recovery Vault) is in Free. Move to Pro from inside the app for the smarter models and the power tools.
The full safety layer, no card needed.
For people who live in their terminal.
Cancel anytime. Free credits refill every day; Pro credits refill every week.
Verlox is a new, independent app, so Windows SmartScreen may show a "Windows protected your PC" message the first time you run the installer. That's expected for new software, so click More info, then Run anyway to continue. A signed installer that removes this prompt is on the way.
AI that runs commands is powerful, but handing it a shell with no guardrails is nerve-wracking. So I built the terminal I wanted: one that shows its plan, scores the risk, asks before anything destructive, and can undo what it did. It's early, it's improving fast, and I read every piece of feedback. If something's broken or missing, tell me.
Free to start. Download it, ask it to do something real, and watch it show you the plan before it moves.
15 credits a day, free. macOS & Linux soon.