Hand it over. We'll run it.

The model thinks. The harness does the rest.

• Hands. Real files, a real browser, a real terminal. The model writes; Aetox hands back the .xlsx, the deck, the commit.
• A context architecture of its own. Nothing is sent because it exists. What the system knows is mapped into a structure — grouped into categories and linked to each other — and a run sends only the points a job touches, so the prompt is assembled per job. Skills and MCP servers are a shelf of names the model pays for only when it opens one: fifty skills cost what five cost, and every agent takes its own.
• Knowledge the model doesn't have. Skills carry what a model can't guess: the 1280×720 frame of a slide room, how an attacker breaks a path check, how a Thai tax invoice rounds.
• Skills built into the system, not bolted on. Each skill is written against Aetox's own tools, checks and file builders, so the model reads it and acts on it with hands that fit. Every new or tuned skill is measured on the same model with it on and off; skills that did not help were taken out.
• A check before it hands work back. It runs the tests, opens the file it made, and says what it could not prove.

The same harness drives all 31 providers, so the gain moves with you when you change models.

Look inside, one area at a time

• DeveloperAgent mode works through your project; Editor mode lets you write while it helps. Real language server, Git, and terminal.→
• AssistantMeetings, receipts, research and data become files that open: summaries, Excel, Word, PowerPoint.→
• TeamsHand a whole job to a ready-made team. You see who did what, what each handed over and what it cost.→
• StudioA long video becomes short clips with subtitles you keep editing.→
• PhoneYour PC's Aetox on Android or iPhone. Keys never leave the PC.→
• CLICode desk in your terminal, sharing keys, chat and memory with the app.→