Octogee
Meet Octo

Open source credits

Built by thousands. Thank you.

Octogee could move this well, this safely, and this fast because open-source builders spent years making hard things dependable — then shared the result with all of us. This page is for them.

The project that opened the door

OpenClaw

OpenClaw was the project that got me building.

I installed it to see what a personal agent could really do. That experiment became BenderEcho. We built three ideas in three days, and I was having so much fun I had to share it. Eventually, that impulse became Octogee.

OpenClaw is still the open, user-owned agent runtime beneath every Octo. Thank you to its maintainers and community for building the thing that pulled me out of retirement and back into the arena.

Visit OpenClaw
OpenClawThe spark

The major components

The foundation we build on.

These are not background dependencies. They are major parts of the experience and the operating model that let Octogee feel simple on top of serious machinery.

  1. The room

    Mattermost

    Mattermost gave Octo and your people a place to work together in the open — conversations, files, decisions, and progress in one shared room.

    Visit Mattermost

  2. The durable record

    Gitea

    Gitea gives every workspace and every project a Git home: the work, the history, and the source of truth that an agent can safely build from.

    Visit Gitea

  3. The operating system

    Kubernetes

    Kubernetes lets us give each customer an isolated agent gateway, operate it with discipline, and roll the fleet without turning builders into operators.

    Visit Kubernetes

The supporting cast

The work beneath the work.

These projects — and every dependency beneath them — turn ideas into pages, services, tests, terminals, telemetry, and trustworthy releases.

The web

The platform

The signal

The craft

A product this large rests on far more projects than can fit on one page. If your code is somewhere in our dependency tree and your name is not here, our thanks still are.

From one builder to thousands

Thanks for leaving the ladder down.

To every maintainer, reviewer, documentarian, issue triager, and contributor: thank you. You gave the next builder a better place to start. We intend to honor that gift by building something useful on top of it — and by giving back wherever we can.