Inbox cleaning, your X, pull requests and token launches
Nox, the AI agent on nox.cool, can now clean your inbox on one card, read and post on your X account, take a code change all the way to a pull request, and deploy a token or contract from your own wallet after checking it. Wallets also gain ten more networks and Sui.

Key points
- Clean your inbox on one card: Nox groups what it would archive, label, unsubscribe from or draft, you untick anything, and Undo works for a week.
- Connect X and Nox reads your timeline, mentions, DMs and bookmarks. Every post, reply, DM, like or follow asks first, on a card you can edit.
- Code to a pull request: Nox makes the change on its own computer, shows you the diff, then opens the pull request through your GitHub.
- Launch a token or deploy a contract on 16 Ethereum-style networks, Solana or Tron, checked and tried against the chain before you sign in your own wallet.
- Also new: Sui and ten more networks, meeting briefs, one price for the same item across shops, one total for everything you own, and invite cards.
nox.cool now cleans your inbox on one card, works your X account, takes code all the way to a pull request, and launches tokens from your own wallet. Nox asks before anything leaves your hands, the same as always. Everything below is available today in nox.cool's early access.
Clean your inbox on one card
Connect Gmail or Outlook in Settings › Connections, then ask "clean up my inbox". Nox reads what you open and what you ignore, and puts everything it would do on one card: unsubscribe from offers you never open, label newsletters and receipts, archive notifications you've seen, and draft replies (saved in Drafts, never sent). Untick any group, or switch one to every time, without asking so later tidies do it by themselves.

Your X, with Nox asking first
Ask "connect my X" and sign in to X. Nox can then read your timeline, mentions, DMs, bookmarks, likes, lists and followers. Every post, reply, quote, DM, like, repost, follow, mute or block waits on a card where you can Edit the words first.

From a bug to a pull request
Connect GitHub, then ask "fix … in owner/repo and open a pull request". Nox copies the repository to its own computer, makes the change and shows you the diff. After your OK it opens the pull request through your GitHub, then follows its checks and reviews. Any fix it pushes asks again, and so does merging.

Launch a token or deploy a contract
Ask "make a token called Mochi with a billion supply on Base". Nox starts from OpenZeppelin's standard code (or your own contract), checks it for traps, tries it against the chain from your wallet and shows the exact fee. You sign in your own wallet, and the code is published on Sourcify once it lands. On Solana a launch costs about 0.016 SOL; on Tron, about 60–90 TRX of energy.

Sui and ten more networks
Wallets now cover 21 networks. Sui is new: balances, prices, safety checks and .sui names, plus sends, swaps and moves to and from Ethereum's networks, signed in Slush, Phantom or Suiet. Also new: Robinhood Chain, Linea, Scroll, zkSync, Unichain, Mantle, Sonic, Monad, HyperEVM and Ink. Looser words work too: "$20 of ETH", "half my USDC", and "how much would it cost to deploy right now?"
Also new
- A brief before each meeting, from any connected calendar: who's coming, your last emails with them, and the join link.
- The same item in every shop: each shop's real price with delivery, the cheapest of the same model marked, and close models set apart.
- One total for everything you own: wallets, Hyperliquid, exchanges and brokers, by place and by asset.
- A Work tab for each agent (what's waiting on you, what's running, what it will follow up on), and side tasks that run on up to three spare computers at once.
- Invite cards: your invite link now shows a card with your name or X handle and your member number wherever you post it. Set the name on the Points page.
- "What we will never ask you for" on the security page.



Try it
Sign in to nox.cool and ask "clean up my inbox" or "read my mentions on X". The full story of launches and deploys is in launch a token or deploy a contract with an AI agent.
Questions and answers
How do I clean my inbox with Nox?
Connect Gmail or Outlook in Settings › Connections, then ask Nox "clean up my inbox". One card groups everything it would do: archive, label, unsubscribe, draft replies. Untick any group, or make one happen every time without asking. Nothing is deleted for good, and Undo works for a week.
Can Nox post on my X account?
Only after you approve it. Connect X (ask Nox "connect my X") and Nox can read your timeline, mentions, DMs, bookmarks, likes and lists. Every post, reply, quote, DM, like, repost or follow shows on a card first, where you can edit the words. X's own charge for each action goes on the task.
Can Nox open a pull request on GitHub?
Yes. Connect GitHub, then ask for the change and name the repository. Nox copies it to its own computer, makes the change and shows you the diff. After your OK it opens the pull request through your GitHub. Merging asks again.
Which networks can Nox launch a token on?
Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Robinhood Chain, Linea, Scroll, Unichain, Mantle, Sonic, Monad, HyperEVM and Ink, plus Solana and Tron. You sign in your own wallet; nox.cool never holds your keys.
Where can I try it?
Everything here is available today in nox.cool's early access, which is by invite for now.
Try it with Nox
nox.cool is in early access. Sign in, or ask for an invite on the home page.
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