Release notes for each Oxagen version, with the reasons behind what shipped. Each release post links to articles that explain a feature: the problem a team hit, what the feature changes, and what it costs or limits.
Oxagen 5.5 prices each model call by size before it runs, pays from a monthly allowance and then a prepaid wallet, and holds new runs when the wallet is dry while started runs keep their rules.
A coding agent on a laptop stops when the lid closes or the plan's usage limit hits. Oxagen runs it in a sandbox on your Modal account, with every linked repository and a terminal that pauses it.
Agents raise questions, CI fails at night, and results pile up for review. The Console asks each decision as a choice, and the Work board turns a drag into the action it means.
An auditor should not have to trust the vendor that kept an agent's record. Oxagen 5.5.0 checks evidence offline, maps AIUC-1 control by control, and scores operators from the record.
A key saved once serves every organization you work in. A run moves to your next saved login when one runs out, and a refused login asks for a new sign-in on your own machine.
Oxagen 5.5.0 is the last beta, a pre-production release. It runs coding agents in cloud sandboxes, prices model calls before they run, and puts every decision in one place.
A long run hides its failures in hundreds of steps. The Run page now lists the run's loops, refusals, setup failures, and failing tools, and tells a wrapped agent when it loops.
Oxagen now drafts steering from what people correct mid-run, reads refusals and failing tools across runs each night, and serves steering only to the agents it wraps.
