OIOXO Documentation
OIOXO is the autonomous IDE that runs on your device: self-verifying Autopilot that tests code before declaring victory, a Token Accelerator that slashes Claude Code and Codex bills by up to 70%, and 240+ tokens/sec on-device intelligence.
Start here
Your first change in three steps: pick a model, describe it, review what landed.
A guided hour: the hearth, a model, the first ask, the Changes seat, undo, Git and publish — with every control named as it appears.
Where the model runs (your browser, your GPU, your desktop, or your own key) and why nothing of your code leaves the device.
What each browser, phone and desktop can run today — and what it cannot.
Models
Every model OIOXO offers on the web, with download size and what it needs — OIOXO models and open ones.
The three ways a chat can be answered, and how OIOXO picks between them.
Add an Anthropic key or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. What the key can see, what it costs, where it is stored.
The room
Ask or Agent, consent before every write, the Safe / Balanced / Autonomous presets, project rules and tool servers.
Folders in the browser, folders on disk, importing a zip, cloning a repository — and where each one lives.
The built-in browser for what you build, its console, and what “ran clean” means on the receipt.
Keep or undo every edit, revert a whole agent run, then commit, push, pull and publish to GitHub Pages.
The keys the product binds — the same list as Help → Keyboard inside the IDE.