nox.cool now has a marketplace of ready-made AI agents

nox.cool now has a marketplace: 104 ready-made AI agents on ten shelves, each showing what it hands back before you add it. Your agents' faces now act out every step they take, and your morning look reads your business apps too.

News3 min readThe nox.cool team

The top of the nox.cool marketplace: Inbox keeper's face beside its description and a box titled What it hands back, listing emails that need you, drafts to approve and newsletters to unsubscribe from

Key points

  • The marketplace lists 104 ready-made agents on ten shelves: engineering, sales, marketing, design, product, operations, recruiting and people, money, research and personal.
  • Every listing shows what the agent hands back before you add it, along with its skills, its routines (they arrive paused) and the apps it uses.
  • Each agent's face now acts out what it's doing: its eyes scan while it searches, it looks down and taps while it writes, and it squints at code.
  • The morning look now checks your connected business apps, such as Stripe, HubSpot, Meta Ads and PostHog, and offers to act on what changed.
  • The message box is one quiet row: files, how a task runs and starters live behind a + button.

nox.cool now has a marketplace of ready-made AI agents. There are 104 on ten shelves, from an Inbox keeper that sorts your email every morning to a Competitor watcher and a Repo keeper, and each shows what it hands back before you add it. Adding one takes a tap. It's available today in nox.cool's early access, alongside agents whose faces act out their work and a morning look that reads your business apps.

What's in the marketplace?

Open Marketplace in the account menu. At the top, the featured agents take turns: each one's face acts out its job while the work it hands back types out beside it. Below are the shelves, one row each, with search and "describe what you need" for anything else.

The marketing shelf: Social manager, Newsletter writer and Competitor watcher. The first card, pointed at, shows the week of posts it drafts
Point at a card to see what the agent hands back.

Open a card for the whole listing: the agent's job, an example of what it hands back, its skills, its routines and the apps it works with, with a Connect button for any you haven't connected. Routines arrive paused, so nothing runs until you say so. If a listing gets better later, agents added from it are offered the new version, with what changed.

How do my agents show what they're doing?

Every step an agent takes now has its own expression, sixteen in all. While it searches, its eyes sweep across the results; while it reads, they move line by line; while it writes, it looks down and taps along; on code, it squints; when it needs you, it tilts its head and waits. Each change happens behind a blink. The same face acts in the task, the job card in your chat, the sidebar and the home screen.

A task at work: Nox's face beside the step it is on, the words with a light passing through them
The face on the working line acts out the current step.

Does the morning look read my business apps?

Yes. If you've connected payment, banking, sales, marketing, search or product apps, the morning look checks them for what changed and what's waiting, then leads with it and offers to act. Three failed card payments become "Chase the 3 failed Stripe payments", ready to start.

The morning look: a brief that starts with three failed Stripe payments, and three ideas including Chase the 3 failed Stripe payments
Read-only checks, at most ten a morning.

What else is new?

  • A quieter message box: files, voice, the four ways a task can run (Go all the way, Plan first, Don't remember, Start later) and named starters live behind one + button. What's switched on shows as a small chip.
  • Larger, brighter text across the app.
  • Your language: notices, and tasks nobody typed, come in the language you use nox.cool in.
  • Stop means stop: pressing Stop ends the step that's running at once.
  • Where things came from: each fact in Memory links to the task it was learned in, and a task's cost opens step by step.
  • Time saved: Settings shows about how much time the week's finished tasks saved, and how it's worked out.
  • No surprises when you disconnect: removing an app or an agent first lists the routines and triggers it would affect.
  • Private links: keep a link in Logins & cards; agents open it by name and never see the address.
  • Two new marketplace agents for marketing teams: a Marketing Calendar and a Community Manager.

Read the full story in the blog post on the marketplace, or sign up for early access.

Questions and answers

What is the nox.cool marketplace?

A shop window of ready-made AI agents you can add to your team in one tap. Each listing has a job, skills (step-by-step procedures), routines and the apps it uses. 104 are listed today, written and checked by nox.cool, plus listings people share.

What happens when I add an agent from the marketplace?

It joins your team with its own computer, its job, its skills and its starting notes. Its routines arrive paused until you turn them on, and it starts with none of the logins, memory or files of your other agents.

Do I have to talk to each agent separately?

No. Keep talking to Nox: when a new task clearly fits one of your agents' jobs, Nox hands it over and tells you why, with a one-tap way to keep it. You can also open any agent in the sidebar or start a message with @ and its name.

Which business apps does the morning look read?

Stripe, PayPal, Mercury and Ramp; HubSpot, Close and Attio; Meta Ads, Klaviyo, beehiiv, Ahrefs and Peec AI; PostHog, Amplitude, Mixpanel and Sentry, whichever you've connected. It only reads, at most ten checks each morning, and Settings › Suggestions turns it off.

Where can I try it?

It's 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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