Official releases, updates, and events from the Foxora team
PublicOfficial releases, updates, and events from the Foxora team
Madhav Dutta·Sep 16Most AI tools hand you an answer. Foxora hands you finished work. In this workshop we run a real job live, from the first instruction to the delivered result. You will see how a task is described in plain words, how Foxora plans it, where it stops to ask your permission, and how it hands parts of the job to specialists working in parallel. We will cover the things that decide whether AI work is usable: giving a task…
Madhav Dutta·Sep 16We’re prioritizing reliability across Foxora’s production services and the worker pools that power Fennec Fast, Pro, and Max. Our stability work focuses on: - Better queue handling: reducing congestion so tasks don’t spend unnecessary time waiting. - Smarter worker scaling: matching capacity to queued and active work, with safeguards against overload. - More resilient execution: improving recovery when a worker disco…
Madhav Dutta·Sep 14We’re upgrading how Foxora handles your tasks 🚀 We’re building a new queue management system with separate agent worker pools for Fast, Pro, and Max. Max tasks will receive the highest priority, followed by Pro, with dedicated capacity for each tier. This upgrade is designed to reduce congestion, improve reliability during busy periods, and give Foxora a stronger foundation as we grow. More updates as we get closer…
Madhav Parashar·Sep 13This release focuses on keeping your tasks moving, making follow-up messages count, and improving everyday reliability. Here’s what you get: - Better live steering: Send corrections or additional requirements while Fennec works. It can incorporate them into the active task alongside your original request. - Smoother recovery: Improved handling of interrupted connections, incomplete responses, and expired task authori…
Read articleMadhav Dutta·Sep 44 September 2026 5.0.7 is available today for macOS (Apple Silicon M1–M5, Intel, and a Universal build) and Windows 10/11 x64. Install or update in one line macOS Windows (PowerShell) Both install fresh or update in place. Your projects, sessions and Memory Den stay where they are. The macOS command also clears the stale keychain entries that made some Macs ask for a login password on launch, and removes retired buil…
Madhav Dutta·Sep 1Hey everyone, you can now connect directly with Milan to share your questions, feedback, or any issues you’re experiencing. He’ll be happy to help and support you!
Madhav Dutta·Aug 28Live on Monday 31 August, 9:00–11:00 PM IST (11:30 AM ET). Two hours on turning Foxora into a service business — picking a niche, packaging it into something clients will pay for, pricing the setup against the retainer, and letting agents carry the delivery. It's for freelancers starting out, agency owners who want to deliver more without hiring, and consultants working out where AI services fit. Free, and the record…
Read articleMadhav Dutta·Aug 28We've closed our seed round, backed by Thomas Bianca, a US investor. We're not disclosing the amount. Where it goes - Support — so a question gets an answer from someone whose job it is. - Marketing — which mostly means explaining the work to people who haven't met it yet. - Team — to do both, and to keep building. - A Pre-Series A — which we're raising in the next six months. What changes for you Foxora Runtime is g…
Madhav Dutta·Aug 28GRIP is the Governed Runtime Intent Protocol — the part of the stack that lets one system hand work to another with the authority attached: what may be accessed, what may be spent, and what has to be proven before it counts as done. It's a specification, published as a request for comments. Proposed rather than adopted, and open to argue with — the schemas, the registries, the chain verifier and the conformance vecto…
Read articleMadhav Dutta·Aug 28A clip from Madhav's podcast appearance, on why the next wave of companies won't scale by hiring. The argument: the shift isn't better chatbots. It's that you stop writing prompts and start handing over intents — what must be true when the work is finished, what it may access, what it may spend, and what counts as proof. Five people making the decisions, agents carrying the work, and nothing risky happening without a…
Read articleMadhav Dutta·Aug 28Most AI tools start with a chat message. Messages get forgotten. Foxora starts with an agreement: what must be true when the work is finished, what it may access, what it may spend, and what counts as proof. What that changes - Permissions expire instead of persisting. - Risky steps stop and wait for a person, rather than asking politely. - A finished job arrives with evidence, checked against what you asked for — no…
Read articleMadhav Dutta·Aug 28Building with autonomous agents is a brand-new craft. Nobody has ten years of experience at this — the playbook is being written right now, by the people actually doing it. This is the room where that happens. What's here on day one: - 📍 start-here — the 5-minute handbook (read the pin, thank us later) - ⚙️ agents-and-workflows — 3 starter recipes you can build today, including a morning brief that emails you a dail…
Madhav Dutta·Jul 17Building with autonomous agents is a brand-new craft. Nobody has ten years of experience at this — the playbook is being written right now, by the people actually doing it. This is the room where that happens. What's here on day one: - 📍 start-here — the 5-minute handbook (read the pin, thank us later) - ⚙️ agents-and-workflows — 3 starter recipes you can build today, including a morning brief that emails you a dail…
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