Team rules land in the folder your coding tool already reads. Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Cline, and Kiro each have one, so a rule scoped with globs: activates the moment you open a matching file instead of only being mentioned at session start.
Share a skill you wrote with your whole team. ox skills publish copies a skill from your repo into Team Context so your team's AI coworkers get it too, and ox skills list shows every skill in the repo and whether ox, your team, or you put it there.
See exactly what a team skill would run before it can. ox skills approve covers precisely the content you reviewed and is recorded in the repo, so teammates inherit the approval and a changed skill asks again; ox skills revoke withdraws it. A crafted skill name can no longer write outside its own folder.
--no-input for unattended runs. Every prompt, spinner, and editor is off, so ox never sits waiting when CI, a script, or an AI coworker is driving it — a command that needs a choice fails immediately and says what to pass instead.
Refreshing a 16,600-file Ledger takes seconds, not an estimated two hours. A busy server no longer makes sync give up on files it could have fetched, and ox sync --read-only --json reports how far it got and what it skipped.
Plan review is obvious to enter and easy to leave. r toggles it on every plan, Esc closes the open note and then leaves review, and review mode survives the reload each time your AI coworker applies a fix.

Full notes are on the v0.17.0 release.

Team rules load natively in your coding tool