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    Mac version guidance · Current availability

    How to read this history​

    This page records dated website and documentation changes. Some historical entries also mention the native application available at the time; that does not make a website deployment a Mac update. For installation, compatibility and native release details, use Mac version guidance and compare them with your installed version.

    Historical offers and product names below describe their dated context, not current purchase terms. Ouros X is free to use. Separately paid services retain their own access requirements, including active paid Zilch entitlement for extraction. Check the current offer and account access rather than treating an old entry as an entitlement.

    The entries are retained as history; this explanation adds no new release announcement. For an incident happening now, check current availability and preserve the failing task.

    2026-11-04 — Ouros X 2.1.14 local notes​

    Published Ouros X 2.1.14 as a local candidate. It is not available from the stable download or automatic update channel. The notes cover bundled eyes1te screen reading and Workspace/Preferences in one window. Find and change a setting and Recover a shortcut or note save describe those tasks.

    2026-11-03 — Release notes and available versions​

    The Mac download page and app changelog use the same published releases. Local candidates are labeled separately and are not available from the stable download or automatic update channel.

    The release-notes link in the signed Ouros X 2.0.48 update now opens its original release notes. This fixes the notes destination without changing the published app or its signed update record.

    2026-11-02 — Dashboard assistant profiles and account links​

    The dashboard assistant now offers its existing Assistant, Research and Builder text-only profiles in account-owned conversations. Pending requests keep their original profile and request identity when checking an interrupted response. The account guide explains their limits.

    Password recovery keeps the intended sign-in destination, and the privacy page opens the canonical account settings route. The download page now has its own canonical search address and sitemap entry. Zilch extraction continues to require its separately paid access; another Ouros membership does not grant it.

    2026-10-27 — Ouros X 2.0.19 and the release page​

    Ouros X 2.0.19 is available from the signed stable channel. It carries the day’s app changes: terminal-style Ctrl-C dismissal, magnet-style window snapping, live corner-style previews in Appearance, Tab navigation and expanded symbol search in the launcher, background Apple Music playback that keeps your focus, and domain-scoped session cookies for the embedded browser.

    Update checks in the app open the changelog window when a release is available and report the installed version when the app is current, instead of failing silently. The download page lists the same release beside the installer link.

    2026-10-14 — Web extraction docs and clearer site controls​

    Added the Zilch extraction guide and reference for creating, reading, listing and canceling extractions, plus usage. The workbench exposes account API keys and the status page distinguishes service and engine readiness.

    The homepage and feature previews gained keyboard controls and clearer result labels. Features, Gateway and workspace surfaces gained a digital-camouflage field. Check service status before starting an extraction.

    2026-10-13 — Account recovery, downloads and workflow editing​

    Account callbacks preserve the intended return destination. The download flow checks the signed-in account before handing off the current Mac installer. The Loop Builder uses a spatial canvas, and the dashboard groups account tasks into dedicated modules.

    The docs cover installation, Mac permissions, a first app-opening task, Gateway requests and API reference. Billing pages gained the $30 bundle path and FleetConsole billing integration. Displayed offers and account access remain authoritative; a checkout return alone does not confirm access.

    Use Mac version guidance when comparing these entries with the installed application.

    2026-10-12 — Complete customer guides and product journeys​

    Expanded the Mac app, Gateway and API reference into focused guides with prerequisites, expected results and recovery steps. Mobile tables retain readable columns and keyboard scrolling. Product pages connect their workflow explanations to the relevant account or documentation destination.

    2026-10-11 — Session lifecycle and workspace navigation​

    Documented session creation, inspection, streaming and cancellation, including authentication boundaries and retry guidance. The React dashboard uses canonical routes, and navigation links connect account tools, product guides and the API reference. Loop and policy views gained dedicated editing surfaces.

    2026-10-10 — Dashboard tools and reliable sign-in routes​

    Moved dashboard governance into React and connected workspace search to the existing sign-in routes. Gateway routing reports service readiness. Restored homepage hero playback and preserved the shared public navigation across the site.

    2026-10-09 — Provider routing and policy tools​

    Added provider-key ingestion and routing for bring-your-own-key requests. Policy authoring and version management use distinct views, and account tools link into their working destinations. Gateway typography and the workspace overview were simplified.

    2026-10-07 — Device connection and feature guides​

    Connected native Ouros account setup to durable Gateway device authentication. Files, termin8 and Gateway pages link to their account handoffs. Feature guides explain the keyboard controls used for their tasks.

    2026-10-06 — Product page cleanup​

    Unified product page presentation, simplified the Zilch explanation and restored the Agent RX poster treatment.

    2026-10-05 — Responsive docs and returning account access​

    Documentation search remains available across responsive layouts, and compact documentation navigation reserves space before the page settles. Returning download visitors go to their workspace. Account entry resolves an existing session before showing credential forms, while download feedback keeps a stable place on the page.

    2026-10-03 — Task-based guides and account recovery​

    Organized docs by audience and clarified changelog filters and history. Features state their requirements and use concrete examples. Gateway starting cards link to published app guides; account entry supports the configured Google and Apple return paths.

    2026-10-01 — Stable documentation navigation and discovery​

    Kept the desktop documentation sidebar open, removed repeated headings and established a persistent documentation map. Public pages gained canonical links and missing descriptions for search and text-based discovery.

    2026-09-24 — Developer portal​

    Docs, API reference, playground and changelog now share one navigation and one build. Every page has a Markdown twin at the same path with .md appended, and llms.txt is generated from the same source.

    2026-09-24 — One documentation tree​

    The Ouros app guide moved from one long page into ten focused pages under Docs, alongside the gateway guides and API reference. Old links to sections of the single page forward to their new home. Site search now covers every page and deep-links into docs sections, and every public page has a Markdown twin.

    2026-09-24 — One sidebar for Docs and Gateway, and new menus​

    The Gateway page now uses the same sidebar as the docs. A switch at the top moves between Docs and Gateway, and the Gateway tree follows you down the page. Collapsing the sidebar leaves a row of icons, one for each section. The Products menu now shows every product as a tile in three columns. On phones, Products and Developers open in place inside the menu. Pages no longer animate on hover or scroll, cards and rails are plain neutral lines, and the Gateway and product pages are now written explanations. Prices appear only on the pricing page.

    2026-09-24 — Pricing plans and one CLI​

    Pricing now shows every plan: Starter for the bar and the CLI, a membership with a monthly credit allowance, monthly credit packs, and Enterprise for teams. Credit rates, a plan comparison and a billing FAQ sit on the same page. The command line is one product, the OUR CLI.

    2026-09-22 — Dark by default​

    The site opens in dark mode. Use the theme button in the menu bar to switch to light or follow your system setting.

    2026-09-21 — OUR CLI page and search discovery​

    The OUR CLI page lists the eight verbs with everyday examples. Public pages now have a sitemap and an llms.txt index, so search engines and AI agents can find the docs.

    2026-09-18 — Gateway page and more docs​

    The Gateway page explains the account, the services and how credits work. The docs grew to cover setup, permissions, search and troubleshooting for the Ouros app.

    2026-09-18 — Loop Builder in the console​

    Loop Builder moved into the signed-in console with a new layout. You describe a task once, and it becomes a workflow you can run again. It is in preview.

    2026-09-17 — Your own provider keys​

    The signed-in console has a keys screen. Add a key from your AI provider and calls made with it bill through that provider. The console is in preview.