Downloads · self-hosted by default

Get Quox running.

Pick the components you need, or install the full stack with Docker Compose. Everything runs on your infrastructure, on your terms.

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In plain words

What it is, where it lives, when to reach for it

What is it: The install page: every piece of Quox software you can download, and how each one arrives.
Where do I use it: On a Linux or macOS host you own, in the dashboard the Compose stack brings up.
When would I use it: When you have decided to run Quox and want the components rather than the pitch.
How do I use it: Clone the repository, run docker compose up -d, then open http://localhost:3000.

Quickstart

Full stack in three steps

QuoxCORE ships as a Docker Compose stack and includes QuoxMCP and QuoxMEMORY. Clone, compose up, open the dashboard. Watch it happen on the right.

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/quoxai/quox.git

Start the stack

cd quox && docker compose up -d

Open the dashboard

open http://localhost:3000

Needs Git, Docker Compose and a Linux or macOS host.

QuoxCLI ships inside the same repository. Once the stack is up, cd cli && npm install && npm link puts the quox binary on your path.About QuoxCLI →

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Components

Pick your components

Start with QuoxCORE, it includes CLI, MCP and MEMORY. Add Bastion and Agent to manage your fleet, QuoxFlow for workflows, Terminal for a desktop client.

QuoxCOREAvailableThe platform. AI agent orchestration, dashboard, chat, plugin system, and enterprise governance. Start here.Includes QuoxCLI, QuoxMCP and QuoxMEMORY. Recommended: also install QuoxBastion for fleet SSH and QuoxAgent on each host.DockerSelf-hosteddocker compose up Quox ConsoleTestFlight betaThe native app for QuoxCORE on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple TV. Chat with your agents and approve what needs a human, from your pocket.100% free. Bring your own instance, or try the built-in demo estate. Mac build returns after the public beta.iOS 17+iPadOSwatchOS 8+tvOSTestFlight invite QuoxMCPIncluded in COREModel Context Protocol adapter. Gives CORE its 168 tools, SSH access, fleet commands, and Claude integration.Without MCP, CORE has no tool execution. Ships inside the CORE Docker stack.Node.jsIncluded in QuoxCORE QuoxCLIIncluded in COREThe terminal for everything. Every governed capability is a quox verb: agents, workflows, fleet, HITL inbox, backups, traces. Parity-gated with the platform.The canonical way to script and automate Quox. Ships inside the CORE stack and installs on every dev server.Node.jsTerminalIncluded in QuoxCORE QuoxMEMORYIncluded in COREPersistent AI memory. Episodic, semantic, entity, and working-set layers so agents remember context across sessions.Without MEMORY, agents start each conversation from scratch. Ships inside the CORE Docker stack.Node.jsIncluded in QuoxCORE QuoxFlowAvailableTypeScript workflow engine with conditional branching, parallel execution, and VOLT audit logging.Adds governed, auditable workflows to CORE. Optional but recommended for any automation.Node.jsnpm install @quox/flow QuoxBastionAvailableSSH bastion with parallel fleet execution, session recording, and full audit trail.Required for CORE to SSH into your fleet. Without it, infrastructure commands are unavailable.LinuxGo binary QuoxAgentAvailableLightweight per-host daemon. Single binary, 15-second heartbeats, zero configuration.Install on each host you want CORE to monitor. Without agents, the fleet dashboard shows no hosts.Linuxcurl one-liner or Go binary QuoxTerminalBeta · v0.4.1Desktop terminal app with AI chat, SSH fleet connect, and multi-pane workspaces. Standalone or paired with CORE.v0.4.1 adds file explorer, team sessions, and stability improvements.macOSLinux.dmg / .deb / .AppImage

seven components · one platform · every install path documented

Desktop binaries

The one desktop download

QuoxTerminal is the only component that ships as installable binaries. Current release v0.4.1, built with Tauri and Rust for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux x86_64. The auto-updater keeps installed builds current via GitHub releases.

All releases · Source on GitHub · Windows is not supported in v0.x

Beta. Works standalone or connects to a QuoxCORE instance for fleet management.

Explore QuoxTerminal →

macOS

Requires macOS 11 or later

Apple Silicon.dmg · 8 MB Intel.dmg · 8 MB

Linux

x86_64 · Ubuntu 22.04+, Fedora 38+

Debian / Ubuntu.deb · 8 MB Fedora / RHEL.rpm · 8 MB AppImage.AppImage · 83 MB

Quoxpert

Not a download, a skill

Quoxpert is a distributable Claude Agent Skill. Install it and your Claude, whether Claude Code, Claude Desktop, claude.ai, or an Agent SDK app, becomes an instant expert at operating, deploying, and extending the Quox ecosystem.

It walks a new user through a full-stack install, wields QuoxMCP tools and the quox CLI on your behalf while respecting HITL approvals, and routes to the right sub-skill instead of guessing.

Early accessv0.1Licence at release

Launching soon. v0.1 is in early access while the marketplace repo goes public. There is nothing to pay for it. There is also no published licence yet, so the terms you install under arrive at repo release. View on GitHub · Read the docs

Claude Code plugin marketplace

/plugin marketplace add quoxai/quoxpert

curl installer (any shell)

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/quoxai/quoxpert/main/install.sh | bash

Requirements

System requirements

The whole stack fits on one modest VM: 4 GB of RAM and 10 GB of disk for QuoxCORE, and tens of megabytes each for the Go binaries beside it.

Component	Runtime	OS	RAM	Disk	Note
QuoxCORE	Docker 24+	Linux, macOS, Windows (WSL)	4 GB	10 GB	Includes MCP + MEMORY
QuoxBastion	Go 1.22+ or binary	Linux	128 MB	50 MB	SSH fleet access
QuoxAgent	Go binary	Any Linux	32 MB	20 MB	One per host
QuoxFlow	Node.js 20+	Any	256 MB	100 MB	Workflow engine
QuoxTerminal	Desktop app	macOS 12+, Linux x64	512 MB	200 MB	Beta

How you get it

What each of these costs, and how it reaches you

Four different answers, because these are four different kinds of thing.

The platform

QuoxCORE is free and self-hosted. You clone the repository and run Docker Compose; there is no licence key and no account in the way. QuoxCLI, QuoxMCP and QuoxMEMORY are inside that same stack, so they are not separate downloads.

The Go binaries

QuoxBastion and QuoxAgent are direct downloads from their GitHub releases, free to run. You place them yourself: Bastion on one host, Agent on each host you want reachable.

Plugins and add-ons

Anything beyond the platform is a store row. Free rows are added and installed by an org admin from the dashboard; paid rows email a licence key you activate under Plugins, Manage Licences. Browse the store →

Not obtainable today

Quox Console is a TestFlight beta, so it needs an invite rather than a download. Quoxpert v0.1 installs from a repository that has not gone public yet. Both are listed on this page because they are real, not because you can take them now.

Next steps

Need help getting started?

The documentation covers installation, configuration, and first steps for every component. The plugin store extends CORE once you are running.

Read the documentation Browse the plugin store