Multi-Agent Orchestration
Automatically classifies messages and spawns from 16 specialist roles (coding, research, devops, security, communication, design, and more) with appropriate tool sets.
Documentation
Welcome to the documentation for Octipus — an autonomous AI platform with multi-agent orchestration, 13+ power tools, 20 domain skills, webhook integrations, and multi-channel deployment across Telegram, Slack, Teams, and web.
Built with Bun, Elysia, Drizzle ORM, and Next.js, Octipus provides a complete platform for deploying specialist AI agents that handle coding, research, DevOps, security, communication, and everything in between.
Key Capabilities
Section titled “Key Capabilities”13+ Power Tools
Filesystem, Shell, Git, Browser, Web Search, Docker, GitHub, GitLab, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Knowledge Base, Scheduling, and Messaging — each with granular permission controls.
Multi-Channel Support
Connect via Telegram, Slack, Microsoft Teams, or the built-in WebChat interface. Cross-channel identity linking included.
Enterprise Security
JWT sessions, WebAuthn passkeys, TOTP 2FA, AES-256-GCM encrypted vault, and a three-tier permission system (ALLOW / ASK / DENY).
Get Started
Section titled “Get Started” Installation System requirements, dependencies, and Docker services setup.
Quick Start Clone, install, configure, and launch in minutes.
Configuration Environment variables, ports, and all configuration options.
Explore Features
Section titled “Explore Features” Agent Runtime Core agent loop, context compaction, and token budgets.
Orchestrator Message classification, 16 role-based workers, and fallback chains.
Tools System All 13+ built-in tools with their capabilities and permissions.
API Reference Complete REST API and WebSocket documentation.
Hooks & Automation Event hooks, webhooks, cron scheduling, and automated workflows.
Webhooks Receive events from GitHub, GitLab, and external services with HMAC verification.