OFM News
What is changing in Open Free Max.
Follow the product as it evolves: new capabilities, important changes, and the context behind each release.
Open Free Max 4.0 adds the AI Router
Open Free Max 4.0 stops you picking a model before every task, keeps your work moving when a subscription runs out, and lets you ask several agents at once without paying more.
Open Free Max 3.5 introduces recurring work with the heartbeat
Open Free Max 3.5 adds a local heartbeat for recurring work: scheduled checklist-driven agent turns, quiet acknowledgements, human approval when needed, and no headless API shortcut.
Your Obsidian Vault Is Now an Agent Tool in Open Free Max
Open Free Max 3.0 wires the Obsidian vault you already have open to your coding agents over MCP. Here is what changed, who it helps, and how to set it up.
Seven Official Coding-Agent CLIs, One Command Center
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Vibe, Kimi Code, and Cursor Agent now run from a single Open Free Max command center on Windows and macOS.
Plan: Open Free Max's Autonomous Bulk-Run Mode, Explained
Plan splits one repetitive brief into units, runs agents in parallel, writes per-unit output, and auto-resumes after crashes or quota limits.
Persistent local memory lands in Open Free Max 3.0
Persistent local memory is now available in the public Open Free Max 3.0 release: on-device storage, per-project isolation, MCP access, and no telemetry.
Introducing Open Free Max 3.0
Open Free Max 3.0 ships persistent local memory, an Obsidian connection over MCP, seven official CLIs, Plan bulk runs, and Mission Control — for Windows and macOS.