
Oxlo
The catalog's Oxlo entry currently points to OxCode, an invite-only coding agent for VS Code-compatible editors, with visible task plans, command approvals, and local Markdown memory.
Oi shares reusable knowledge, connections and workflow rules across a team's AI tools, with paid agent-message and collaboration allowances.
Oi is a shared operating layer for teams using AI assistants. It organizes connections, context, skills, guardrails and workflows so a team can reuse its setup across tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor.
The Oi Brain page describes persisted knowledge for an organization, its projects and its agents. The connections page describes controlling data access across AI runtimes and using information from connected systems for follow-up work.
Begin with a limited connection and a question whose expected answer you know. Verify which records the assistant can read and whether it cites the information needed for the task. Shared context should not make one teammate's restricted information available to another, so test permissions with the roles you intend to use.
The homepage gives construction examples involving Procore, MYOB and other systems. A progress-claim workflow combines completion and cost information into material for review. Its example guardrails require referenced scope evidence for variation claims and describe checks against workplace-safety rules.
Those are vendor-described workflows, not a guarantee of legal or safety compliance. Check the actual referenced material and keep qualified review before submitting a claim or acting on regulated guidance. Separate reading records from actions that send messages or change external systems, and confirm where approval is required. A rule's presence in a setup does not establish that every agent will apply it correctly.
The pricing page lists Hobby for one member, Pro for five and Team for twenty. Hobby includes MCP access and a public library, but lists no agent messages, agent chat or API access. Free access to reusable context is therefore different from a paid allowance for agent activity.
The displayed Pro plan is $19 per month or $190 per year, with 25 agent messages per day and 200 per month. Team lists higher allowances, while advanced governance appears in Enterprise. Confirm how the daily and monthly caps interact and what a trial renews into before connecting a whole organization. Inspect both private and public-library visibility before publishing reusable context that contains internal information.
Before you try it
Oi organizes reusable Contexts, Skills, Guardrails, Workflows and Connections in one place. Teams can install and tune those building blocks across supported clients and APIs rather than recreating the setup for each tool.
Official sourceThe documented setup adds Oi through a single MCP connection to supported tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Codex and Cursor. You then choose or tailor shared context and workflows for the team.
Official sourceNo. Hobby includes public-library and MCP access, but its pricing card lists zero daily and monthly agent messages and no Agents chat. Pro and Team add those capabilities with their own allowances.
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