What is Felix?

Felix gives you a small team of AI coworkers. Each one is an agent powered by Mistral Large 4, and each agent has its own computer: a web browser, a terminal and a home folder, plus a /workspace folder shared by the whole team. You talk to agents in a chat, watch their screens live, and approve anything that leaves their computer.

The building blocks

Thing	What it is
Your computer	One virtual machine that belongs to you. It stays on and keeps every file on its data disk.
Agents	Up to four. Each has a name, a role, instructions and a cat for a face, and its own container on your computer (browser, terminal, home folder).
The master agent	Optional. It answers unaddressed messages in rooms and hands tasks to the other agents.
Rooms	Group chats between you and two to four of your agents.
Approvals	Sending, publishing, pushing and similar actions wait for you on a card in the chat.
Apps	Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, Notion, Slack and more, through Mistral’s built-in apps or Composio.
Skills	Instructions you write once and call with /name in any message.
Routines	Work an agent does on its own, on a schedule or when an outside service calls a webhook.

What you need

• An invitation. Felix is invitation-only: ask your administrator to invite your email address.
• A Mistral API key. Felix does not provide model access: you bring your own key, and Mistral bills it directly. See Add your keys.
• Optionally, a Composio key, to connect apps that Mistral’s built-in apps do not cover (LinkedIn, Trello…).

Your first ten minutes

1. Sign in with the link Felix emails you.
2. Add your Mistral key on the Keys page.
3. Create your computer on the Computer page.
4. Create your first agent and send it a task.
5. Watch it work, then read Approvals and drafts before giving it access to anything that matters.