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Everything Octopus does
Terminals, AI agents, servers, browser and notes on one canvas. See each feature at work, step by step, on Mac, Windows and Linux.
20 categories · 248 features explained
Octopus in 1 minute
Every terminal, note, file and browser is a card. You arrange it all on an infinite canvas and link the cards with cables.
Every terminal, note, file and browser is a card. You arrange it all on an infinite canvas and link the cards with cables.
Claude Code and Codex run side by side, with your account. Linked by a cable, one asks the other and copies files between machines.
The same agent also opens as a chat: steps grouped, questions one at a time and permissions in one tap.
When an agent needs you, its card turns amber. When it finishes, it turns green. The Now panel gathers everything that needs you.
Prefer tabs? The same desk becomes tabs with splits, and a search opens any card or server by name.
Terminals on servers don't drop: if the network goes away, Octopus reconnects and the work keeps running there.
A browser inside the canvas, signed in to your sites. The agent linked to it clicks, reads and fills in, and asks your approval before sending.
Click the octopus and speak. The text goes into the terminal, the chat or the note, cleaned up if you want, and it never presses Enter on its own.
What it does, in a few lines
Everything, by category
Start in 3 steps
- Download and installOn Mac, Windows or Linux. The free trial starts with no sign-up and no credit card.
- Let Octopus set things upThe first time, it installs what's missing (tmux, Claude Code and Codex) and opens the sign-in for your accounts.
- Open your first agentClick “Open Claude Code” and start talking. You can find out the rest here, feature by feature.