Ouros X 2.1.4
Local candidate. Not available from the public stable download or automatic update channel.
RX Projects
- Keep a project goal and chosen folder alongside RX's lead chat, separate worker chats and saved task history.
- Give workers names, instructions and explicit tool and path permissions. Reading and listing do not grant writes; creating new output files requires a separate grant. Project workers cannot run shell commands.
- Save a goal while the project is paused, review the workers and their scopes, then resume. RX plans bounded assignments, respects dependencies, collects worker results and provides a final response.
- Add follow-up goals without losing earlier conversations or results. Pause projects, cancel attempts and deliberately retry interrupted work. Recovery preserves uncertain outcomes instead of silently repeating them.
- Use the signed-in Ouros account for project execution without changing the provider selected for Personal Assistant or ordinary chat.
- Keep private project state when the existing Ouros workspace uses a linked folder.
Planning and recovery
RX accepts a complete bounded JSON plan even when the response is wrapped in a JSON code block. The same saved-worker, dependency and permission checks still apply. Invalid plans stop before worker execution and report an error.
Explicit worker retries preserve completed peer work and refresh RX's summary from the current attempts. Follow-up worker tasks receive the current goal rather than the project's original goal.
Native responsiveness
This candidate retains the rendering improvements from 2.1.2: more efficient appearance previews, responsive folder visibility while folders load, and less repeated text-layout work.
Projects and conversations are stored on your Mac. Work runs while Ouros X remains open; it does not continue in the cloud or after the app quits. Workers can create new files only in existing allowed directories. Cancellation does not undo actions already completed.
See RX Projects for setup, permissions and recovery, interruption recovery for retry precautions, and Settings for appearance and folder visibility.