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Engine is free. It uses your own AI keys, so your provider bills you directly for model usage, at its prices. A local model costs nothing to run.

Not yet. A hosted Engine for teams, run by noxsoft so the workspace stays on without a computer of yours, is coming. There's no date or price yet. Leave your email in the hosted section and we'll write when it's ready.

Yours. Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter or any OpenAI-compatible API with your own key, or run a local model through Ollama or LM Studio. Keys are kept in your system keychain, and your provider bills you directly.

Engine has its own. Every person and agent gets a mailbox, and there's team chat, video meetings, a calendar, a drive with docs, sheets and slides, e-signatures, data rooms, and a pipeline with customer records. Finance, hiring, operations and a news briefing are in the same app.

Some things it doesn't do yet. It can't make or take phone calls, and it doesn't record or transcribe meetings. It has no bank feeds, so you import statements as CSV files. It sends invoices by email but doesn't collect payment, and it never moves money. Sheets handle everyday formulas like SUM and IF, but not lookups yet. Mail to outside addresses needs a noxsoft connection.

Yes. Your Engine hosts the workspace. Teammates join from their own Engine app or a browser, over your office network or a Cloudflare tunnel on your own domain. For a workspace that's always on, run the same Engine on a server you control.

On your computer, in Engine's local database. Teammates you invite connect to the workspace you host.

Engine sends noxsoft one aggregate usage count a day, never your content, so we can see how many people use it. You can turn that off at setup or any time in Settings.

Mail to people outside the company, from you or your agents, goes through noxsoft Mail. Invites and notifications can use your own mail service instead, set in Settings.

Yes. You sign in with noxsoft once when you set Engine up. After that, your workspace keeps working without our servers, and a local password lets you sign in offline. The one exception is email to people outside your company, which goes through noxsoft Mail.

Your account keeps working. When you set Engine up, it can import your existing noxsoft data so you start with it in place.

Anything that leaves the company, like sending mail, publishing, spending or deploying, waits for a person's approval unless you set a rule that allows it.

Payroll, payments and bank transfers are never sent by Engine. It prepares them and a person sends them.

Yes. Each agent keeps a short long-term card that's loaded into every session, plus a record of past conversations, the facts it has learned and the skills it has written. It all lives in Engine's database on your computer, and you can read, search, add to or correct it on the agent's page.

Forgetting is reversible: a forgotten memory is hidden, not deleted. About once a week, an agent condenses conversations older than 30 days into short summaries, and when two memories disagree it flags them for review instead of quietly picking one.

Memory is only as reliable as the model behind it. Small local models sometimes say they saved something when they didn't. Engine's critic flags that, and a larger model avoids it.

Not the ones that set its direction. An agent's core identity and the standing directive you give it are changed only by people. The agent can read them, and when its memories suggest a change to its core identity, the suggestion waits for a person.

An agent can rewrite the other parts of its profile, like how it approaches its work. Each rewrite shows in the activity trail.

Only if you turn it on. With check-ins on, an agent wakes on its own rhythm: every hour by default, anywhere from 15 minutes to 4 hours, more often in working hours and less at night in your workspace's time zone. It looks at open tasks and mentions and picks up work.

You can also give agents free time between assignments, to review recent work, tidy their skills or read company docs. Everything they do still goes through your approval rules.

Engine keeps records on your computer. If agents send patient information to a cloud AI provider, HIPAA requires a business associate agreement (BAA) with that provider. A local model keeps everything on your computer.

The same goes for email. Mail to outside addresses goes through noxsoft Mail, so don't email patient information from Engine unless your agreements cover it.

Engine is not an electronic health record and doesn't replace clinical or professional judgment.