Full-Stack Development
Spawn research → architecture → coding → QA → review pipelines. Octipus writes, tests, reviews, and commits across your repos.
Octipus is a self-hosted, open-source AI platform that delegates real work to a swarm of specialist agents. Spawn parallel workers — research, coding, QA, security — across Telegram, Slack, web, voice, and more. Bring your own models. Your data stays on your infrastructure.
Designed for builders. Octipus doesn't just respond — it orchestrates. 17 agent roles, pluggable models, and a tool registry that grows with your workflow.
From personal automation to full engineering pipelines — drop into any channel, run on any schedule.
Spawn research → architecture → coding → QA → review pipelines. Octipus writes, tests, reviews, and commits across your repos.
"Remind me next Tuesday at 9am" or "every Friday summarize this week's Linear tickets" — natural language → cron hooks with retries.
Daily news briefings, weekly GitHub activity, inbox triage, meeting notes — pulled from your sources, delivered to the channel you read.
Log into sites, scrape dashboards, fill forms, monitor pages. Playwright workers plus a browser extension that rides your existing session.
Outbound calls on a schedule — doctor appointments, reservations, wake-up calls. Realtime voice model + post-call transcript and summary.
Draft replies in your voice, schedule meetings, auto-label inbox, convert threads into tickets. Native Gmail, Outlook, and Google Calendar tools.
Drop in PDFs, notes, screenshots, web clippings — ask natural-language questions across everything with citations and source previews.
Deep research agents run web + knowledge searches, compile reports, compare vendors, evaluate papers — and hand off to a writer for the final doc.
Watch logs, trigger deployments, run incident runbooks, answer "why did this break?" with live access to shell, git, and the knowledge base.
One brain, every surface — Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, Teams, web UI, TUI. Same memory, same tools, same permissions.
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Self-hosted and open-source. Clone the repo, run docker compose up, and you're online.