Sites, games, videos you can edit, and more
nox.cool now puts what Nox builds online: a website, a small app or a game gets its own address after you approve a preview. Nox also makes videos you can edit on a timeline, researches many things side by side, plans before it acts, and tells you roughly what a task will cost before it starts.

Key points
- Sites: Nox puts a website, dashboard or small app it built online at its own address, after you approve a preview. Every version is kept.
- A site can keep sign-ups, RSVPs and visitors' accounts with no server of its own, and can move to a domain you already own.
- Games play right in the chat, with a tweak panel made for each game. Put one online and it counts plays and keeps high scores.
- Videos come back as a timeline: reorder, trim, swap a shot, change a caption, then make it again or ask Nox for another pass.
- Also new: research side by side, plan first, try another way, a cost estimate before you start, and tasks shared as replays.
nox.cool now puts what Nox builds online. Ask for a website, a small app or a game, and after you approve a preview it lives at its own address. Nox also makes videos you can edit on a timeline, researches many things side by side, and tells you roughly what a task will cost before it starts. Everything below is available today in nox.cool's early access.
Sites: what Nox builds, live at its own address
Ask "make a page for my dinner party and put it live". Nox builds it on its own computer, then shows a card with a private preview. Approve it, and exactly that copy goes live. Publishing again makes a new version, and the last ten are kept so you can put one back.

A site can keep things without a server of its own: RSVPs, a waitlist, sign-ups, visitors' accounts and their uploads. You choose who may add, read and change each list, and Sites shows it as a table you can fix or download. A site can also move to a domain you already own, and you can point at any part of a page to have just that part changed.
Games you play in the chat
Ask "make me a little arcade game". It plays right in the chat, and Tweak opens a panel made for that game: speed, gravity, how many enemies, colours. Changes play instantly, and Keep these settings makes them what every player starts with. Put it online gives it a link that counts plays and keeps high scores.
Videos you can edit
Ask for a video from your clips and pictures, such as a 15-second reel with captions and music. Press Edit under it: drag shots into order, trim one, swap it for other footage, change a caption, or pick wide, tall or square. Make the video gives you a new version, and Ask for another pass hands your edits back to Nox, which is told exactly what you changed.

Research side by side
Say "compare these six tools side by side". Nox gives each item to its own helper, eight at a time, and one table fills in as rows arrive, with every row's sources. It's sortable, comes back to Nox to recommend from, and lands in Documents as a spreadsheet.

Plan first, try another way, and the cost up front
Switch on Plan first under the message box (or start with "/plan"). Nox only looks things up, then shows a plan you can rewrite before saying go. While you type, a quiet line says roughly what the task will cost, from what similar tasks really cost. And Try another way from here under any finished reply starts a copy of the task from that point.

Share a task as a replay
The clapperboard at the top of a task makes a link anyone can watch: your request, what Nox did step by step, and the result. Logins, cards, email, your Mac, memory and wallets are always left out.

Also new
- Automations can start from a new post in an RSS feed or an event in a connected app, with a Test run and a log of what they skipped.
- Projects have a Files & instructions tab that every task in the project reads.
- Watch your Mac from your phone while Nox uses your Mac's apps (nox.cool for Mac updates itself).
- A new New agent window, with the ready-made agents beside it.
Try it
Ask Nox for a site, a game or a video, or compare a few things side by side. Sign in to nox.cool to start, and read how Nox builds and hosts sites and games.
Questions and answers
How do I put a site Nox built online?
Ask Nox to build it and put it live. When it's ready, Nox shows a card with a private preview. Approve it and that exact copy goes live at its own address. Library › Sites lists every site, its versions (the last ten are kept), and lets you take one offline or download the code.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, a domain you already own. Sites shows two DNS records to add at your registrar, and nox.cool connects the domain once they're in place. nox.cool never buys or registers a domain for you; it stays in your name.
Can Nox make a game I can share?
Yes. Ask for one and it plays in the chat straight away, with a tweak panel for the settings the game offers. Keep the settings you like, then press Put it online to get a link with a play count and high scores.
Can I change a video Nox made?
Yes. Press Edit under the video to open its timeline: drag shots into order, trim one, swap it for other footage, change a caption or turn the music down. Make the video gives you a new version, and every version stays in your Documents.
Where can I try all this?
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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