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Context and work, independent of any single repository or coding agent. Keep your project knowledge connected across the tools and agents you use.

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DocumentsTasksSourcesCredentials

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Ready3

Task	Specifications	Assignee	Source
Implement authenticationXOROX	Authentication	—	XOROX
Add account settingsXOROX	Account	—	XOROX
Fix checkout validationGitHub #142	Checkout	—	GitHub #142

Implementing1

Task	Specifications	Assignee	Source
Update billing flowGitHub #139	Billing	—	GitHub #139

Implemented1

Task	Specifications	Assignee	Source
Create login formXOROX	Authentication	—	XOROX

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Your project context shouldn't belong to your coding agent.

Switch coding agents without rebuilding the rules, knowledge, and work your project depends on.

Agent-independent
Context isn't tied to a specific coding agent.
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Source-independent
Bring context from where your team already keeps it.
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Revocable
Control what context is available, where, and for how long.
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Agency use

Keep your own context. Connect it to client work. Revoke it when you're done.

Agencies and consultancies maintain their own development standards and delivery knowledge. Connect that context to a client project through XOROX — without permanently copying it into the client's repository — then disconnect it independently when the engagement ends.

Credentials

Credentials allow XOROX to connect local development environments to this project.

Name	Created	Status
Local development	Aug 18, 2026	Active
Client workspace	Jul 4, 2026	Active
Review sandbox	May 21, 2026	Active

Capabilities

What you manage in XOROX.

Rulesets

Set the standards.

Define reusable engineering rules your coding agents can consistently work with.

Specifications

Give agents the details.

Give agents the project-specific context they need when implementation details matter.

Tasks

Bring in the work.

Keep work from XOROX and your existing sources in one queue.

Pricing

Choose the plan that fits how you build.

Start on your own, collaborate with a team, or manage context across client projects.

Compare XOROX plans
Compare plans	Developer $9/ month For individual developers7-day free trial · No credit card required	ProRecommended $29/ month For growing development teams	Agency $69/ month For agencies managing multiple client projects
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Included seats	1	3	5
Additional seats	Not included	$6 / seat / month	$6 / seat / month
Projects	5	20	Unlimited
Team managementMembers, roles, task assignment and access controls	Not included	Included	Included

Developer

$9/ month

For individual developers

7-day free trial · No credit card required

Included seats: 1
Additional seats: Not included
Projects: 5
Team management: Not included

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ProRecommended

$29/ month

For growing development teams

Included seats: 3
Additional seats: $6 / seat / month
Projects: 20
Team management: Included

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Agency

$69/ month

For agencies managing multiple client projects

Included seats: 5
Additional seats: $6 / seat / month
Projects: Unlimited
Team management: Included

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Define your project context once.
Use it with every coding agent.

client-portal

Your project context shouldn't belong to your coding agent.

Agent-independent

Source-independent

Revocable

Keep your own context. Connect it to client work. Revoke it when you're done.

Credentials

What you manage in XOROX.

Set the standards.

Engineering standards

Give agents the details.

Checkout validation

Bring in the work.

Implement checkout validation

Choose the plan that fits how you build.

Start with your first project.

Define your project context once. Use it with every coding agent.

client-portal

Your project context shouldn't belong to your coding agent.

Agent-independent

Source-independent

Revocable

Keep your own context. Connect it to client work. Revoke it when you're done.

What you manage in XOROX.

Set the standards.

Give agents the details.

Bring in the work.

Choose the plan that fits how you build.

Start with your first project.

Define your project context once.
Use it with every coding agent.