Insert files as context
Send code, docs, or data directly into prompts for grounded responses.
10xdev closes the gap between cloud LLMs and your file system: insert files into prompts, compare results, save changes, mask secrets, and move faster with predefined prompt snippets.
10xDevAi has two parts you use together:
This short video walks you through setting up the Chrome Extension, running the CLI, and logging in. Watch this first—other tutorials are optional.
tenx serve → log in via the extension.Close the gap between browser-based LLM chat and your local file system.
Send code, docs, or data directly into prompts for grounded responses.
Diff results and write back safely to your working tree.
Keep tokens out of diffs and logs with built-in secret hygiene.
Pre-define reusable snippets to speed up common flows.
Short videos: watch and follow along.
Attach local files to ground your chat.
Browse your workspace from the browser.
Compare generated changes with your file.
tenx-maccurl -L -o tenx https://github.com/10xdevai/10xdevai/releases/download/v1.0.2/tenx-mac
chmod +x tenx
sudo mv tenx /usr/local/bin/tenx servetenx-linuxcurl -L -o tenx https://github.com/10xdevai/10xdevai/releases/download/v1.0.2/tenx-linux
chmod +x tenx
sudo mv tenx /usr/local/bin/tenx servetenx.exe to your PATH..\tenx.exe serveOn first login, registration with email and email verification is required.
tenx serve [-d|--detach] # Start the server (use -d to run in background)
tenx stop # Stop the background server
tenx status # Check if the server is running
tenx set-secret <KEY> # Update the API secret
tenx get-secret # Show the current API secret
tenx set-license <TOKEN> # Set the license token (auto-verifies)
tenx get-license # Show the current license token
tenx verify-license # Verify and store license manually
tenx get-version # Show current application version