• Mini App Factory Nix build system updates
• Mini App Factory Coder actively maintained
• Mini App Factory Frontend updated
• Base Mini App Explorer live at miniapps.openxai.org

• Xnode Packages updated
  • vLLM upgraded to 0.19.0
  • Audio support added
  • Intel XPU vLLM builds available

• XnodeOS networking improvements
  • Single IP per container for cleaner network isolation
  • systemd-resolved for local domain resolution
  • Single nixpkgs input, nixpkgs tarball instead of GitHub source for faster evaluations

• XnodeOS boot loader rework
  • Bypass OpenCore for direct boot
  • Replace Clover with OpenCore where needed

• XnodeOS v1.0.0 released
• Full disk encryption with TPM2 unattended unlock via systemd-cryptenroll
• Secure Boot with direct UKI boot (lanzaboote), replacing limine
• systemd pcrlock integration for measured boot
• Installer rework: uses substituters instead of store copy, config caching for faster installs

• Xnode Manager v1.0.2 released to main branch

• Xnode Auth v1.1.2 released

• Ollama updated to the latest Nix version (0.12.2)
• Open WebUI updated to the latest Nix version (0.6.31)

Check out the code on the GitHub or try the new version on OpenxAI Studio

• Mini App Factory general availability
• Developer templates and starter kits
• One-click deploy to Base from Studio

• A one-click workflow will let creators publish directly from Studio: deploy their AI app, mint it as an NFT, generate a Farcaster Frame, and instantly share it into the Base social feed.
• Users will be able to test-drive apps right in the feed, and if they like them, they can tip the creator or mint the app without leaving the interface.
• This update is designed to blur the line between building and distributing, so every deployed app immediately has a channel to reach an audience.
• By tying deployment to Base Feed, OpenxAI apps could gain viral traction faster, as social discovery and app usage happen in the same place.
• Creators who succeed in distribution will automatically build reputation through their Base Account identity, strengthening the ecosystem’s trust loop.

• Base Account will serve as the default login layer for Studio. Creators will no longer need separate signups or third-party authentication; one wallet will function as their universal identity.
• This introduces the foundation of an on-chain reputation system, where accounts begin to build a portable record of usage, contributions, and performance across apps.
• Developers and partners can integrate this shared identity layer to design features like rating systems, creator badges, or trust scores without building their own solutions.
• Over time, this will help reduce spam and improve credibility across the ecosystem, since every action will be tied to a verifiable on-chain account.

• Xnode Auth v1.1.0 released to main branch
  • Access control can now be defined in external sources
    • OS set permission not needed anymore to update auth
    • Easier for custom applications to control (partial) auth
  • Filesystem and http(s) external source fetching support added
  • External sources should be restricted to mitigate external source breach from propagating
    • External source can be restricted to only control auth on select domains
    • Per source per domain rules on allowed users and paths
  • External sources can be updated through restarting the associated xnode-auth-source-update systemd unit
    • Allows for sub-second authentication updates, instead of up to a minute system rebuilds

• Xnode Manager v1.0.1 released to main branch
  • Added filesystem ACL get and set endpoints (/file/{scope}/get_permissions and /file/{scope}/set_permissions)
    • Allows for more granular file permission control
  • Added users and groups endpoint (/info/users/{scope}/users and /info/users/{scope}/groups)

• Token Launch & Liquidity: The $OPENX token will launch on Base with initial liquidity seeded on Uniswap, ensuring users can trade and access the token from day one. More DEXes and chains will be added while the project evolves.
• Transparency Dashboard: A public vesting and unlock dashboard will go live, giving the community a clear way to track circulating supply, unlock schedules, and token distribution over time.
• Economic Backbone: The launch will establish $OPENX not as a short-term drop, but as the core currency of the protocol, designed to support payments, governance, and long-term alignment.
• Ecosystem Alignment: By introducing $OPENX, the project will create a shared foundation that aligns incentives across the protocol’s contributors, partners, and users.

• Setting added to disable auto generation to improve performance and responsiveness
  • This is enabled by default when deploying onto Demo Servers to improve the user experience when trying out slower models

Check out the code on the GitHub or try the new version on OpenxAI Studio

• OpenxAI Demo Servers increased from 3 to 10

Deploy any app on one of the new demo servers on OpenxAI Studio

Cyberscope audit completed without any issues for the following contracts:

• OpenxAI (OPENX): ERC20 Governance Token
• OpenxAI Claimer: to claim off-chain rewards on-chain
• OpenxAI Genesis: tracking of asset transfer contributions on a first-come first-serve basis

The full audit report can be found on the GitHub

• Ollama updated to the latest Nix version (0.11.4)
  • gpt-oss is now supported
• CUDA accelerated Ollama example config added and cached

Check out the code on the GitHub or try the new version on OpenxAI Studio

• Xnode Manager now allows per container access control to NVIDIA GPUs
• Specify the nvidia_gpus array in set container settings with the ids (/dev/nvidia{id}) of the NVIDIA GPUs you'd like to be accessible inside this container

• XnodeOS can now be deployed automatically on Hyperstack using Xnode Deployer

The following contracts have been updated:

OpenxAI (OPENX)

• Added ERC20 Votes (on-chain governance)

OpenxAI Claimer

• Keeps track of total amount of tokens claimed instead of per-proof id
  • Reduces the possibility of double spending attacks
  • Reduces the complexity for the off-chain indexer
  • Improves the user experience of not having to deal with past un-redeemed claims

OpenxAI Genesis

• Contributions are sent directly to the project treasury

You can check out the updated contracts yourself on the GitHub

• Xnode Manager now listens on a unix socket (/var/lib/xnode-manager/socket) instead of a TCP port
• Unix socket allows for stricter access control restrictions to reduce the chance of accidental exposure

• Xnode Manager v1.0.0 released to main branch

• Xnode Demo library updated to be compatible with the latest Xnode Manager version
• Now using Xnode Controller to manage user reservations
• Direct Xnode Manager access through Xnode Auth instead of request rewrites

• NextJS + Ollama template released for XnodeOS
• Allows websites using local AI based on this template to deploy seamlessly on OpenxAI Studio

You can use the new template on GitHub

• Xnode Controller library released to allow projects to automatically update XnodeOS config based on external data
• The library allows you to define how to decide the current "controller" user and the XnodeOS configuration that will update when this "controller" changes

• Xnode Manager SDK library released for Rust

View on crates.io

• Xnode Manager on XnodeOS is now exposed on manager.xnode.local
• Uses a self-signed https certificate to be able to use encryption
• Requires a proxy (such as https://xnode.openmesh.network/api/xnode-forward) to access from the browser environment

• Removed built-in auth from Xnode Manager
• Default auth used by XnodeOS is the new Xnode Auth
• Xnode Auth allows for unified access control to all apps running on XnodeOS
• Xnode Manager can now also be used through different authentication layers, including custom implementations

• Xnode Auth first version released
• NGINX auth_request module implementation supporting Ethereum messages and ip based access control
• Per domain path activatable and access list configurable through NixOS

Check how to integrate Xnode Auth in your app using the demo application

• XnodeOS will automatically issue {containerid}.container domains on the host DNS through DHCP leases
• These domains can be used for setting up reverse proxies to expose services running in a container
• Inter-container communication still uses multicast with .local domains

• Xnode Manager SDK library released for React

View on npm

• Xnode Manager SDK library released for TypeScript

View on npm

• Older changes are not being tracked on this changelog
• You can view older changes on GitHub.