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What’s new in OIOXO. The product updates itself — when a release lands, the IDE shows a quiet “Refresh to update” banner.

June 2026Latest

Compute Mesh — your devices build together

  • Add a device — on the same Wi-Fi, your devices work as one engine. The device with the project shows a code; another scans it and lends its compute. Build on your phone using your desktop’s GPU. How it works →
  • Nothing in the middle — pairing is a QR code or a short string (the whole connection fits inside it). No signaling server, no relay; the devices talk directly, and your code never leaves them.
  • Lend compute, earn coding time — when your device helps another build, you earn free coding tokens for it. A dropped device is a non-event: the build simply continues on the device that has the project.
  • Every surface — works across the web app, your phone, the desktop app, and the CLI (oioxo invite / oioxo join), all on one account.
June 2026

OIOXO in your terminal — and on every platform

  • oioxo code — a real coding agent in your terminal. It reads your repo, makes the change, and verifies it on your machine (your tests / typecheck) before showing the diff and asking to apply. How it works →
  • Private, on-device coding — run oioxo code --local and a coder model runs entirely on your machine: no key, zero API tokens, nothing leaves the device. Bring your own key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, Ollama, …) too — the capsule means even a frontier model reads ~10× fewer tokens.
  • Linux, macOS & Windows — the desktop app and the terminal are first-class on all three, and admins can tune the on-device model per operating system.
  • Faster, leaner private models — the on-device vision tier now streams from the public model CDN, so on-device features stay free and fully private.
June 2026

The professional release

  • Full documentation — getting started, every feature, privacy accounting, troubleshooting, FAQ — at /docs.
  • New pricing, changelog, and legal pages.
  • A Help section inside the IDE settings linking to docs and shortcuts.
June 2026

Magic in the editor

  • Fix-next — press Alt+Enter and OIOXO fixes the next problem, then verifies the file and tells you so.
  • Edit the preview by clicking it — point at any element of a static preview and describe the change.
  • Publish to the web — one flow from project to a live GitHub Pages URL.
  • Write approval — review the agent’s diffs before they land, with verified-edit toasts after every AI change.
  • Project rules & memory (.oioxo/rules.md, .oioxo/memory.md) and reusable skills, read by the agent on every turn.
  • Beautiful by default — scaffolded sites start from a real design system, not a gray box.
June 2026

A calmer, tougher engine

  • The on-device engine now runs in a worker and heals itself — GPU hiccups recover instead of freezing the page.
  • The build screen talks: live narration of every step, honest timers on slow devices, and an Ask box when the build lands.
  • Smarter plan parsing and automatic retries — fewer stalled builds, faster greens.
  • OIOXO Doctor — a one-click health check of everything the IDE depends on.
  • A quiet “Refresh to update” banner when a newer OIOXO is live.
June 2026

Accounts, Pro & bring-your-own-key

  • Free accounts with a self-refilling build allowance (every 5 hours) — and a live meter in the status bar.
  • OIOXO Pro — $3.99/mo or $39/yr: unlimited coding, unlimited token-saving, the strongest on-device brain, thorough best-of-N builds.
  • BYOK across 11 providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Mistral, xAI, Together, Fireworks, Cerebras) plus any custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint and local Ollama — with automatic prompt-caching that cuts your API bill by up to ~90%.
June 2026

The new OIOXO

  • The landing page is the IDE — type a sentence, watch it plan, write, run, verify, and repair, live.
  • Device-adaptive on-device models — OIOXO inspects your hardware and picks the strongest tier it can run, from CPU-only up to strong GPUs.
  • Local folders first-class — open any folder from the landing page; nothing is uploaded.
  • Share by code — send a whole project as a short code or link. The code is the project (gzipped inside it) — nothing is hosted, nothing touches a server; the receiver opens it instantly.
  • OIOXO Desktop (Windows) — the native app with bigger models, background agents on git worktrees, and full machine access.