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SUMMARY

octet — a native coding agent for the terminal, with provider integrations and extensible tools.

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octet

A high-performance coding agent, extensible in any language.

octet reads code, edits files, and runs commands from your terminal. It has a
native Rust core, supports cloud and local models, saves resumable sessions,
and lets you add tools through subprocess extensions.

Documentation · Contributing · Security

Install

Native installer: macOS Apple silicon/Intel and GNU/Linux x86-64:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf \
  https://github.com/skaft-software/ygg/releases/download/v0.7.0/install-octet.sh | sh

octet 0.7.0 is released with signed native assets. See
installation for prerequisites and channel availability.
Install afresh: older installations and data remain separate; no automatic
migration is performed.

From source: on macOS or GNU/Linux, install Rust 1.86+ and
ripgrep, then run from this checkout:

cargo build --release --locked -p octet-coding-agent --bins
./target/release/octet

This builds octet and octet-host in target/release without replacing an
installed copy. Continue with getting started.

Codebase

Directory Contents
crates/ Model clients, agent runtime, terminal interface, and native host
extensions/ Browser, search, MCP, subagents, and graphical Serve packages
sdk/ Integration libraries and protocol types
examples/ Extensions, skills, and prompt templates
apps/web/ Serve's browser interface
docs/ Guides, API reference, and architecture

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Built by Achu. MIT licensed.
Design patterns draw on Pi and the Terminus 2 agent. The project author states
that benchmark evaluation data was not used to develop the agent; comparisons
follow benchmarking. See third-party notices.

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