nox.cool tells you where things stand each morning

Key points

• The morning look opens with a count, such as "1 needs you, 1 done while you were away, 2 to look at".
• You can answer a question right there, without opening the task.
• Quiet hours hold notices overnight and send them together, except security and money problems and calls you asked for.
• A new routine can run once while you watch, starting from only its saved instruction.
• A trigger can keep one task per sender or conversation, so follow-ups stay together and customers stay apart.
• Bring your setup now gives you a message to paste into Grok Bot or OpenBot, and reads the answer.

nox.cool's morning look now says where things stand. It opens with a count such as "1 needs you, 1 done while you were away, 2 to look at", and you can answer a question right there. The same update adds quiet hours, a watched first run for new routines, one task per customer or ticket, and an easier way to move over from Grok Bot or OpenBot. All of it is part of nox.cool's early access.

#How do I see what happened overnight?

Open nox.cool. The line above your day's brief counts what needs you, what finished while you were away and what to look at. Press the arrow to see each one, with who asked and when. Press a choice or type an answer, and the task carries on. An OK opens its task, so you read it in full before you approve it.

The count comes from the same place as your Inbox, so the two agree, and it falls as you deal with things. Something the look has told you about won't come back for 60 days.

#Can notices wait until morning?

Yes. Turn on Quiet hours in Settings, under This device, or ask Nox. What waited comes as one notice when they end. A security or money problem still gets through, and so does a call you asked for. Notices also still reach you while you're using nox.cool, and Telegram messages arrive without a sound.

#How do I know a new routine does what I meant?

Watch it once. When Nox asks to save a routine, the card has a tick, on by default: Run it once now, so you can see it. The run starts from the saved instruction alone, as it will at 3am, and ends by saying what it had to guess. Tell Nox what's wrong and it fixes the routine, with an OK that shows what changes.

#How do I keep each customer's follow-ups apart?

Go to Routines, then Triggers, open a trigger, and set Each time to One per sender or One per conversation. Follow-ups from the same one carry on in the task that remembers them, and nothing crosses over to anyone else's. Test run shows which task each recent event would go in. If Nox set up the trigger from a chat, it tells you how it's gone three days later.

#How do I move over from Grok Bot or OpenBot?

In Settings, under Your data, open Bring your setup. Choose what you use, copy the message, and paste it into your old assistant. Paste its answer back. An answer in that form is read with no AI, so it's free and keeps the exact words. You tick what comes in, and routines arrive paused. Your old assistant keeps running until you stop it.

#What else changed?

• An update button in the Mac app. When a new version is ready, a button appears at the top of the sidebar, and one press restarts into it. If something on your Mac is mid-task, it asks first.
• Long tasks keep more. Nox summarises a long task later, at about 130 screenshots rather than 33, and can look up exact numbers and references from before the summary.
• Apps reach the chat you have open. An app you connect or change now works in a chat that's already open, from your next message.
• A browser that keeps up. The browser that opens web pages for Nox now picks up Chrome's latest release each time we ship.

How to trust an AI agent with work you can't watch explains why we built these, and where they stop.

#Questions and answers

Are quiet hours on by default?

No. A wrong timezone would silence your daytime, so you turn them on. Then they run from 22:00 to 7:00 in your own timezone, and you can change the hours.

Do quiet hours stop Nox working?

No. Only notices wait. Routines and tasks carry on through the night, and you hear about them when quiet hours end.

Does a routine's first run really do things?

Yes, it's a real run. A step that sends something still stops for your OK, unless you've set a rule that allows it. You can untick the first run on the card if you'd rather not.

Can someone fake an address to get into another customer's task?

An email whose sender the mail check can't confirm gets a task of its own, so it can't join anyone's.

What comes across from Grok Bot or OpenBot?

Whatever your old assistant writes down: agents, skills, routines and what it knows about you. Nothing is added until you tick it, routines arrive paused, and keys and passwords are left out.

Where can I try it?

It's part of nox.cool's early access, which is by invite for now.