Octop AI Agent
A smarter, self-hosted AI assistant — multi-user, multi-agent.
Octop is an open-source ai agent by TencentCloud, written mainly in Python, with 11,409 GitHub stars and the MIT license. Its code was last updated Nov 1, 2026. The latest PyPI release is octop 1.0.2, published Oct 18, 2026, with 1,562 downloads last week.
Octop is an open-source, self-hosted AI assistant. It's not just a tool — it's a digital life form that can operate in parallel. Through its multi-agent architecture, it builds an intelligent environment that is both independent and collaborative for teams, families, and individuals. Best of all, it runs entirely on your machine — the fully self-hosted design means privacy is never a compromise, while single-process startup makes the powerful web console, CLI, and IM integrations readily accessible.
Chat through the Web Dashboard, Feishu, DingTalk, QQ, WeChat, Telegram, Discord, WeCom, or programmatic HTTP/SSE/WebSocket. Extend capabilities with the expert library, Connectors (OAuth + MCP), and ACP integration for IDE workflows.
✨ Highlights
| Feature | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| 👥 | Multi-user expert team | One admin, shared household; built-in expert library and expert market — switch specialists per scenario |
| 🤝 | Cloud collaboration | Link this Octop to another instance to browse peer experts and chat across instances; history stays on the expert's side |
| 🎭 | MBTI personas | 16 personality templates plus an interactive quiz — give each agent a distinct character |
| 🎯 | AgentTeams (Beta) | A coordinator schedules multiple experts on multi-step work; details |
| 🔒 | Security built-in | JWT multi-user isolation, tool approval, shell command guardrails, and PII redaction — data stays local |
| 🔌 | Connector ecosystem | Tencent suite (Docs, Meeting, News, …); OAuth and MCP gateway extend resource boundaries — supported connectors |
| 💾 | Pluggable workspace backends | Local disk, Docker sandbox, PostgreSQL, or COS/S3 for agent files — separate from the control-plane DB |
| 🧠 | Portable memory | Powered by Octop Memory; memory migrates with the workspace |
| 📚 | Knowledge base | RAG over your documents; share corpora within a deployment and ground answers in your private data |
| 🧩 | Plugins | Extend Octop with third-party plugins; bundled plugins are seeded and toggled on demand |
| ↔️ | ACP bidirectional | octop acp for IDE/terminal AI; delegate to OpenCode / Claude Code with permission gates |
| 💻 | Terminal AI+ | Interactive shell in the browser — AI-assisted command execution and troubleshooting |
| 🌐 | Browser AI+ | Headless Chromium sessions for web automation, screenshots, and remote browsing |
| 🖥️ | Remote desktop | Live screen and input from the dashboard on Linux, Windows, and macOS — remote office work and GUI apps; one-click isolated desktop on headless Linux |
| 🪟 | Desktop client | Native Windows / macOS / Linux apps (and FnOS packages) alongside the web dashboard |
| 🏠 | Self-hosted | Dashboard, CLI, IM channels, and cron in one octop run — all data under ~/.octop/ |
📌 Overview
Octop is a self-hosted AI assistant platform for households and small teams. It runs a single process that serves a web dashboard, a CLI, IM channels (Feishu, DingTalk, QQ, WeChat, Telegram, Discord, WeCom, and more), and cron automation — all sharing one control-plane database under ~/.octop/ (SQLite by default; PostgreSQL optional).
<details> <summary>🐾 What can you do with Octop</summary>Octop's design goal: keep every conversation, workspace, and credential on your own machine, while giving each user a personal team of specialized agents they can switch between per task.
- Personal assistant — let a dedicated agent write weekly reports, organize notes, and manage your schedule; memory persists with the workspace.
- Family sharing — one admin account, the whole household; assign different agents and experts per member; share experts and knowledge bases when useful.
- Team helper — AgentTeams or parallel agents, bridging Feishu / DingTalk / WeCom / WeChat to route tasks into group chats.
- Developer boost — delegate coding tasks to OpenCode / Claude Code via ACP, or troubleshoot from the terminal with AI assistance.
- Web automation — use Browser AI+ and remote desktop for forms, screenshots, and GUI apps.
- Scheduled tasks — configure cron in natural language so the agent pushes or runs jobs on time every day.
🧠 Core Technology
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Language | Python 3.12+ |
| Web framework | FastAPI + uvicorn |
| Agent runtime | Octop Harness |
| Gateway | Octop Gateway |
| Control plane DB | SQLite (WAL, default) or PostgreSQL (optional) |
| Frontend | React 18 + TypeScript + Vite + Ant Design |
| Scheduling | APScheduler |
| ACP | agent-client-protocol |
| Build / quality | hatchling · ruff · mypy · pytest |
Octop is built on the Octop Harness stack — a set of focused runtimes that Octop composes into one process:
- Octop Harness — Agent runtime: model routing, tools, skills, and conversation checkpointing.
- Octop Gateway — multi-platform IM channel bridge that normalizes incoming messages into a single processing pipeline.
- Octop Memory — hierarchical recall with full-text search, so an agent's memory travels with its workspace.
- Octop Browser — CDP-based browser automation with persistent profiles for web tasks.
Instead of an external queue or message broker, Octop routes every surface — Web UI, IM, and cron — through one in-process HarnessProcessor. The result is a single, restart-safe process whose entire state is rebuilt from the control-plane database on boot (local SQLite by default; PostgreSQL optional).
🤔 Features
Server & auth
- Multi-user JWT authentication with admin role
- First-run setup wizard (
octop init) - Interactive API docs at
/api/docs(off by default — set"enable_api_docs": trueinconfig.jsonto enable)
Experts
- Multiple experts per user; each has its own workspace, providers, channels, and cron
- 16 MBTI persona templates + custom system prompt
- Expert library scanned at boot (
infra/agents/experts/library/); expert market and in-deployment expert sharing - AgentTeams (Beta) — coordinator + member experts for multi-step tasks (docs/expert-teams.md)
- Workspace backends (expert files): local disk, Docker sandbox, PostgreSQL, COS/S3, and other remote stores — distinct from the control-plane database
Channels & automation
- IM channels: Feishu, DingTalk, QQ, WeChat, Telegram, Discord, WeCom, and more
- Proactive cron jobs with natural-language and slash-command triggers
- Unified message processing across Web UI, IM, and cron surfaces
Surfaces
- Web dashboard — chat, experts / teams, connectors, channels, cron, knowledge, plugins, settings
- Desktop client — native apps for Windows / macOS / Linux; FnOS packages for NAS
- CLI —
octop run,octop chats,octop acp, admin commands - HTTP/SSE/WebSocket API — full programmatic access
- Remote desktop — dashboard control of the host desktop session
Knowledge & plugins
- Knowledge base — RAG over your documents; optional sharing within the same deployment
- Plugins — install and manage third-party plugins (
octop plugin); bundled plugins are seeded and toggled on demand from the dashboard
ACP (Agent Client Protocol)
Octop supports ACP in two directions:
-
Inbound — external tools use your Octop agent
octop acp --agent main # stdio ACP server for Zed, OpenCode, … -
Outbound — Octop delegates to external coding agents
- Dashboard → ACP (
/acp): configure runners (global per user) - Enable acp_runner per agent, then delegate in chat
- Dashboard → ACP (
Built-in outbound runners include OpenCode, CodeBuddy, Claude Code, and Codex.
Full setup: docs/acp.md.
🧭 Roadmap
Here are our mid-to-long term plans:
Shipped
- Shared resource pool — a central pool of skills and sub-agents that any user can drop into a new expert without rebuilding from scratch.
- Expert sharing — publish your experts to other users in the same deployment, so good configurations are reused instead of recreated.
- PC client — native desktop apps for Windows / macOS / Linux alongside the web dashboard and IM channels.
In progress
- AgentTeams (Beta) — let one coordinator autonomously schedule and orchestrate multiple experts to tackle multi-step tasks.
- Mobile client (closed beta) — native mobile apps currently in internal testing.
Planned
- Browser & terminal polishing — browser skill recording (capture a workflow and replay it as a skill) and a more capable terminal AI assistant.
- Self-evolution — automatically distill everyday conversations into reusable skills, so the assistant grows with you.
- Managed Agents — platform-hosted agent lifecycle (provision, scale, and operate agents without managing the full self-hosted stack yourself).
- Project — project-scoped workspaces that group agents, files, and conversations around a shared goal.
- Cloud–edge continuum — run Octop locally while offloading selected tasks to the cloud, so light work stays on-device and heavier jobs use remote capacity when you need it.
- Plugin marketplace — a curated market to discover, install, and update third-party plugins without leaving Octop.
- Conversational control plane — deepen Octop’s own skills so chat can cover the full dashboard surface: create experts, wire channels, manage knowledge bases, and scaffold plugins end-to-end.
This roadmap may shift as the community grows; treat it as indicative only.
🚀 Quick Start
Prerequisites
- macOS / Linux / Windows
- No pre-installed Python required — the installer uses uv to provision Python 3.12 in an isolated venv under
~/.octop/ - A modern multi-core CPU with a few GB of RAM for the process plus model/embedding caches; enough disk for the database, agent workspaces, and document corpora
1. Install
macOS / Linux — one-line installer (recommended):
curl -fsSL https://download.octop.cloud/octop/scripts/install.sh | bash
Windows (PowerShell):
irm https://download.octop.cloud/octop/scripts/install.ps1 | iex
Windows (cmd) — download and run, or from a cloned repo:
curl -fsSL https://download.octop.cloud/octop/scripts/install.bat -o install.bat
install.bat
After installation, open a new terminal or reload your shell:
source ~/.zshrc # Zsh
# or
source ~/.bashrc # Bash
The installer places octop on your PATH via ~/.octop/bin. Optional extras:
# Download Playwright Chromium for browser automation (skipped if a system Chrome/Chromium is already present)
curl -fsSL https://download.octop.cloud/octop/scripts/install.sh | bash -s -- --extras browser
See scripts/README.md for all install options (--version, --from-source, --mirror, Windows flags).
Desktop app (GUI, no terminal) — grab the artifact for your platform from GitHub Releases:
| Platform | Artifact |
|---|---|
| Windows | Octop-desktop-windows-amd64-<version>.exe (64-bit) / Octop-desktop-windows-arm64-<version>.exe (ARM64) — NSIS installer |
| macOS | Octop-desktop-darwin-arm64-<version>.dmg (Apple Silicon) / Octop-desktop-darwin-amd64-<version>.dmg (Intel) |
| Linux | Octop-desktop-linux-amd64-<version>.tar.gz / Octop-desktop-linux-arm64-<version>.tar.gz |
| FnOS NAS | Octop-fnos-docker-lite-<version>.fpk (smaller image) / Octop-fnos-docker-<version>.fpk (full: desktop, OCR, local models) / Octop-fnos-native-amd64-<version>.fpk (x86_64, no Docker) / Octop-fnos-native-arm64-<version>.fpk (ARM64 fallback if no Docker) — install via App Center |
Desktop installers bundle the browser extra only. Desktop control, OCR, and local embedding stay on the Docker image tag :<version>-full.
See desktop/README.md for the desktop shell and fnos/README.md for the FnOS packaging guide.
Alternative — PyPI (if you already manage Python yourself):
pip install octop
# optional local ONNX embedding model cache (Models → Local): pip install "octop[local-embedding]"
# Downloads catalog weights under ~/.octop/embedding_models; not chat, not Memory.
# Browser automation uses the bundled Playwright package; install Chromium via the installer --extras browser,
# the dashboard, or: python -m playwright install chromium
From a source checkout with uv:
uv sync --extra local-embedding
2. Initialize
octop init
The interactive wizard creates the SQLite database, JWT secret, and first admin account under ~/.octop/.
3. Run
# Foreground (API + Web dashboard)
octop run
# Custom host / port
octop run --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8088
# Register as a system service (systemd / launchd / Windows service)
octop service start
Open http://127.0.0.1:8088. With Docker, a valid OCTOP_DEFAULT_PASSWORD creates the admin on first boot (credentials in /data/.octop/credential.txt); if it is unset or rejected, open the setup wizard (unlock password in /data/.octop/octop-login.txt). Interactive octop init / the setup wizard asks you to choose a password (≥8 characters, letters and digits).
Docker (recommended for production)
# Build and start
docker compose -f deploy/docker/docker-compose.yml up -d
# China mirror when ghcr.io is unreachable (no local build)
docker compose -f deploy/docker/docker-compose.cn.yml up -d
# Or build manually
bash deploy/docker/docker_build.sh
docker run -d \
-p 8088:8088 \
-v octop-data:/data/.octop \
-e HOME=/data \
-e OCTOP_DEFAULT_PASSWORD="<strong-password-or-omit-for-setup-wizard>" \
octop:latest
Open http://localhost:8088. A valid OCTOP_DEFAULT_PASSWORD creates the admin on first boot and writes credentials to /data/.octop/credential.txt. If it is unset or rejected by the password policy, no admin is created — complete the setup wizard (unlock password in /data/.octop/octop-login.txt). Override the username via OCTOP_ADMIN_USERNAME.
The Helm chart for a shared PostgreSQL and multiple replicas is documented in deploy/helm/octop/README.md. Install it from oci://ghcr.io/tencentcloud/octop/charts/octop.
Password policy: at least 8 characters with letters and digits.
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
OCTOP_PORT | 8088 | HTTP listen port |
OCTOP_DEFAULT_PASSWORD | (unset) | First-run admin password (Docker bootstrap). Valid → create admin; unset or rejected → setup wizard |
OCTOP_ADMIN_USERNAME | admin | First-run admin username |
OCTOP_DATA | ~/.octop | Host data directory (compose bind mount) |
See .env.example for the full list.
To serve the dashboard under a reverse-proxy subpath (for example https://example.com/octop/), rebuild the frontend with VITE_BASE_PATH=/octop/ and strip that prefix in the proxy (nginx proxy_pass …/;). The default build assumes the domain root.
Deploy with Cloud
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- Highlights
- Overview
- Core Technology
- Features
- Roadmap
- Quick Start
- Deploy & Use
- Architecture & Dev
- Project Info
📦 Install options
| Method | Platform | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Remote one-liner | macOS / Linux | curl …/octop/install.sh | bash |
| Remote one-liner | Windows | irm …/octop/install.ps1 | iex or install.bat |
| Local script | macOS / Linux | bash scripts/install.sh |
| Local script | Windows | scripts\install.bat or install.ps1 |
| PyPI | Any | pip install octop (optional extras such as local-embedding) |
| Docker | Any | deploy/docker/docker-compose.yml; China mirror: deploy/docker/docker-compose.cn.yml |
All install scripts provision an isolated environment at ~/.octop/venv and a ~/.octop/bin/octop wrapper — they do not touch system Python.
Upgrade
octop update replaces only the wheel/binary — your ~/.octop/ database, workspaces, secrets, and config.json are preserved:
octop update # fetch and install the latest octop, then restart the service if one is registered
The schema migrates automatically on next boot; run octop init only if the setup wizard prompts for a migration. Always back up first (octop backup) before a cross-version upgrade.
⚙️ Configuration
All runtime state lives in ~/.octop/. Manage it via CLI or edit files directly.
# LLM providers and models
octop models
octop provider list
# IM channels
octop channel list
octop channel install
# Skills (per agent)
octop skills list --agent main
# Cron jobs
octop cron list
octop cron create --help
# Users (admin)
octop user list
Supported LLM providers
OpenAI-compatible APIs, DashScope (Qwen), Ollama, and other presets — configure per agent in the dashboard or via octop provider.
Supported channels
| Channel | Credentials |
|---|---|
| Feishu | App ID, App Secret |
| DingTalk | App Key, App Secret |
| Bot AppID, Token | |
| QR bind / account credentials; CLI | |
| Telegram | Bot Token |
| Discord | Bot Token; all accessible channels allowed by default, optional channel/DM allowlists; setup and testing |
| WeCom | Corp ID, Agent Secret |
| Web Dashboard | Enabled by default |
Other kinds (e.g. Yuanbao, Xiaoyi, MQTT) are available via the gateway — see channel setup in the dashboard or CLI.
Supported connectors
Built-in OAuth / MCP connectors include Tencent Docs, Tencent Meeting, Notion, TickTick, OpenAlex, Feishu CLI, WeCom CLI, Agent Mail, Obsidian, WeKnora, Dify, and more. Names and descriptions are localized (en / zh).
Full catalog, auth kinds, and MCP modes: docs/connectors.md. Custom MCP servers can be added in the dashboard.
📖 CLI reference
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
octop init | Bootstrap ~/.octop/ (DB, admin, JWT secret) |
octop run | Start Octop in the foreground |
octop service start | Install and start as a system service |
octop service stop | Stop the system service |
octop agent | Create, list, start/stop agents |
octop channel | Install and manage IM channels |
octop chats | REPL and session management |
octop acp | Stdio ACP server for IDE integration |
octop cron | Manage scheduled tasks |
octop models | Provider presets and model resolution |
octop skills | Enable/disable per-agent skills |
octop plugin | Install and manage third-party plugins |
octop backup | Export / restore backups |
octop migrate | Migrate an OpenClaw or Hermes Agent setup into an expert |
octop clean | Remove CLI state or wipe ~/.octop/ |
octop memory list | List running agents eligible for memory maintenance; no database changes. |
octop memory slim [--agent ID] | Back up and slim SQLite memory through the running host; uses the selected agent or prompts by number. Shows terminal and dashboard progress. Details |
octop memory slim --all | Sequentially maintain all eligible running agents, with per-agent progress; stops on the first failure. |
octop update | Check for and install updates |
In signed-in dashboard or local CLI chat, /memory slim explains maintenance for the current agent;
/memory slim --all lists your eligible agents. Add --confirm to start after reviewing the impact.
Use /memory status for progress/results. Chat stays available until maintenance is confirmed and begins.
External IM maintenance requires verified sender permissions and is not enabled yet.
Full reference: docs/cli.md.
🖥️ Web dashboard
After octop run, open http://127.0.0.1:8088.
- Chat — real-time conversation with experts and teams
- Cloud — Tencent CVM fleet overview, instance metrics, and a resident ops expert
- Experts — create experts, pick templates / MBTI personas, share or publish experts, configure providers
- AgentTeams (Beta) — coordinator + member experts for multi-step work
- Connectors — OAuth apps and MCP gateways
- Channels — IM platform setup
- Cron — visual cron job management
- Knowledge base — manage document corpora, semantic retrieval, and in-deployment sharing
- Plugins — install, enable, and configure plugins
- Remote desktop — live screen and input from the dashboard
- ACP — configure outbound coding-agent runners
- Settings — users, security, TLS, system
Interactive API docs: http://127.0.0.1:8088/api/docs (disabled by default — enable by setting "enable_api_docs": true in config.json)
📁 Data directory
~/.octop/ ← install & data root
├── config.json # process config (optional database section)
├── octop.db # SQLite — users, agents, channels, cron, …
├── secrets/ # JWT secret, channel tokens
├── agents/<agent_id>/ # per-agent workspace (SOUL.md, skills, …)
├── security/tool_guard/ # shell command allow/deny rules
├── logs/ # runtime logs
├── venv/ # uv-managed Python (installer layout)
└── bin/octop # PATH wrapper → venv/bin/octop
The control plane can also use PostgreSQL — set database in config.json, or OCTOP_DATABASE_* / the first-run wizard. With PostgreSQL, agent memory reuses the same DSN by default (per-agent schema); to keep file-based memory, set "memory": { "backend": { "type": "sqlite" } } in the agent config. See docs/configuration.md and docs/adr/002-database-backends.md.
See docs/configuration.md for env vars and config.json. Hosts that cannot reach the public catalog can run a private plugin and expert market; the HTTP contract is in docs/private-market.md. A private SkillHub-compatible skill market is docs/skill-market.md (SKILL_MARKET_ORIGIN).
🏗️ Architecture
OctopServer
├─ DatabasePool SQLite (WAL) or PostgreSQL
├─ SharedServices DI root — every repo + config
├─ ExpertCatalog scans agents/experts/library/ at boot
├─ UserManager
│ └─ HarnessAgentManager (per user)
│ └─ AgentRuntime (per agent)
│ ├─ HarnessAgent Agent runtime (octop-harness)
│ ├─ HarnessProcessor IM / UI / cron entry point
│ ├─ ChannelManager IM connections (octop-gateway)
│ └─ CronManager APScheduler
└─ FastAPI app (uvicorn)
Single process. Restart rebuilds state from the control-plane database (local SQLite by default; PostgreSQL optional).
See docs/architecture.md, docs/adr/001-single-process-model.md, and docs/adr/002-database-backends.md.
📁 Project layout
src/octop/
config.py env-var config
launch.py OctopServer boot + uvicorn
infra/ business core (agents, gateway, cron, db, users, …)
api/ HTTP layer — FastAPI app, routers, JWT, SSE
cli/ CLI layer — Click commands
dashboard/ built React SPA (wheel artifact)
dashboard/ frontend source (Vite) — edit here, run make build-frontend
deploy/ Docker (deploy/docker) and the Kubernetes Helm chart (deploy/helm/octop)
tests/ unit/ + integration/
🛠️ Development
Prerequisites: Python 3.12+, Node 18+, uv
# Backend
make install # pip install -e ".[dev]"
make all # format-all + lint + typecheck + test (ship bar)
# Frontend (separate terminal)
make dev-frontend # Vite dev server on :5173 (override with VITE_DEV_PORT)
make build-frontend # production build → src/octop/dashboard/
cd dashboard && npx tsc -b
Individual targets: make test, make lint, make typecheck, make format.
🔒 Security & privacy
- Local-first: Config, chats, workspaces, and credentials live under
~/.octop/on your machine. - Multi-user isolation: JWT auth with per-user agents and workspaces.
- PII redaction & tool approval: sensitive data is redacted before it leaves the workspace, and risky tools or shell commands require explicit approval under the guardrail rules.
- Tool guardrails: User-editable shell command rules under
~/.octop/security/tool_guard/. - No vendor lock-in: Swap LLM providers, storage backends, and channels without rewriting agents.
🤝 Contributing
Contributions are welcome:
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature) - Run
make all(backend) ormake check-all(full stack) before submitting - Open a Pull Request
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full guide. Security issues: SECURITY.md.
Module boundaries and coding conventions: AGENTS.md.
📋 Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md for release history.
🔗 Related projects
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| Octop Harness | Agent runtime — model routing, tools, skills, checkpointing |
| Octop Gateway | Multi-platform IM channel bridge |
| Octop Memory | Hierarchical recall and FTS search |
| Octop Browser | CDP browser automation with persistent profiles |
| Octop Pet | A desktop pet for Octop |
💬 Community
- Discord — join the English-speaking community: discord.gg/QnWdhJxq9h
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📄 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
✨ Contributors
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