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Install or update:

  • macOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://enowx.ai/install.sh | sh
  • Windows (PowerShell): irm https://enowx.ai/install.ps1 | iex

Each archive has a .sha256 checksum beside it.

Renamed to enowx

  • The command is now enowx, not enx. The project name and the binary
    are enowx everywhere; enx auth login becomes enowx auth login, and so
    on. The install scripts, release archives (enowx-<target>), docs and the
    website use enowx. Your data in ~/.enx/ is left where it is, so settings,
    keys and sessions carry over; only the command you type changed. Old
    ENX_* environment knobs still work alongside the new ENOWX_* ones.

Models and agents

  • A model manager that tests before it assigns. A new model-manager
    skill (carried by the orchestrator and maestro) helps set a model per agent:
    enowx models list shows the connected providers and their models, and
    enowx models test provider/model makes one tiny call and reports whether
    it answered, how fast, and the tokens. The skill lists what you own,
    brainstorms a mapping, tests every candidate, and sets only the ones that
    answered.
  • The footer and /model follow the active agent's model. Setting an
    agent to another model shows at once; picking a model while an agent has its
    own changes that agent's model, not the conversation's.
  • Each delegated sub-agent shows the model it runs on, in the sidebar list
    and the log.
  • Stopping a sub-agent asks first (a right-click opens a confirm that
    defaults to keeping it).

Agents

  • Brainstorm no longer asks how the work is built. It asks only what is
    yours to decide (purpose, scope, look, content) and reads the one relevant
    skill before offering options, so it never invents tool choices or asks you
    to do a step a tool can do.
  • A motion-video skill: render a video file (an explainer, an animated
    logo) from code with synthesised sound, instead of reaching for video
    software or asking you to record.