Used well, Octo has no limit. The limit is the question each mind asks.
Artificial intelligence organized as a team of eight specialists, working for one person. People who bring years of craft ask better, check better and decide better; Octo multiplies that. Software, engineering, cartography, ports: these are applications. The core is the same.
Octo asks for the opposite of the assembly line: a child's curiosity. Whoever lets their imagination loose and asks “what if?” gets out of it what no one had asked for yet.
Experience is knowing what to ask and recognizing when the answer is wrong. With Octo, that experience leads an entire team, not just the two hands of the person who has it.
Every claim Octo makes comes with evidence: the file and line, the document and passage, the standard and clause. Whatever wasn't measured becomes a question. You check everything.
Octo rises to the level of the question.
The engineer signs the report. The accountant checks the tax return. Octo never publishes without your order.
Every year in the trade counts. With Octo, accumulated experience becomes the advantage, at any stage of a career.
Octo delivers more in the hands of people who already master their craft: those who spot an error from afar, know what to ask and can check the answer. Years of practice turn into command of an entire team.
Bringing experienced people back into the workforce. That is the contribution Octo wants to make.
Software engineering is where Octo was born. In the other fields, the map belongs to the craft: what Octo does in each piece of software and each stage of work, with the published source for every point. In all of them, a professional from the field is in charge.
Where Octo was born: the eight arms in your development team, led by your tech lead. Systems development, from requirement to deploy.
Explore the field →AutoCAD, Design Automation, Revit, Inventor, 3ds Max, Maya, Navisworks and the Linux alternatives: what can be automated without opening the interface.
Explore the field →CAD, simulation, PLM, systems engineering, embedded software, manufacturing, maintenance (MRO) and open-source software: from design to maintenance.
Explore the field →Design, hydrostatics, structure and class, hydrodynamics, shipyard PLM, fabrication, fleet operations and open-source software.
Explore the field →BIM in Revit and Navisworks, batch AutoCAD, IFC and BCF, ISO 19650, NBR 15575, SINAPI and Brazil's BIM BR Strategy.
Explore the field →Thirteen fronts: Brazil's ports law, the PDZ zoning plan, Porto sem Papel, berthing, the IMO single window, cargo and customs, ANTAQ data and the environment in port, with waste and MARPOL, licensing and dredging, emissions, ballast water, the IDA index and the major ports.
Explore the field →Actions and batch processing, scripts and UXP, the Photoshop API, catalogs, color and print, generative AI, PSD formats and free alternatives.
Explore the field →Actions and variables, JSX and UXP scripts, artboards, packaging and print, data and charts, generative AI, SVG and free alternatives.
Explore the field →QGIS, PostGIS, GDAL and Python, OGC servers, web maps and tiles, satellite imagery, field data collection and migration from proprietary systems.
Explore the field →ArcPy, map production, geodatabase, Enterprise and Portal, REST services, imagery, field apps, open-source software and spatial databases, with the license your company already has.
Explore the field →GNSS, total station, georeferencing, terrain, drones, point clouds, drafting and legal descriptions, and open-source software, with a licensed professional signing off.
Explore the field →Projections and SIRGAS 2000, systematic mapping, ET-EDGV, generalization, thematic maps, print, web maps and quality under the PEC standard, with the cartographer signing off.
Explore the field →VBA and macros, VSTA, the CDR format, batch export, prepress, variable data, cutting and engraving, and free alternatives, with the license the print shop already has.
Explore the field →Server and installation, the mapagent API, repository, FDO providers, Maestro, tiles and OGC, web applications and the move from AIMS to MapGuide 4.0.
Explore the field →Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Outlook and Exchange, Access, Visio and Microsoft 365 automation, in the file and through the APIs.
Explore the field →Defined roles, a written method, its own memory and one person in charge. AI tools help someone type faster. Octo organizes the entire job.
Each role has its own manual and tools limited to what it needs. No generic assistant doing everything.
Octo proposes, measures, shows and waits for the go-ahead. In systems that move money and customer data, that isn't caution: it's a requirement.
Outside the code, outside the product. A company asset, not one person's memory. That's why it works better each day than the day before.
File and line, document and passage, or the query used. Whatever wasn't measured becomes a question. You can check anything Octo says.
Octo is not just a software factory: programming is one of the fronts. It works on any demand that gets solved by analyzing, researching, writing and checking, whether or not the company has a system.
Takes the briefing, the recorded meeting or the conversation and returns what the company needs: problem, goal, constraints, open questions and possible paths.
Understand before spendingReads technical documentation, a tender, a vendor proposal or a service contract and gives an opinion: what meets the need, what's missing, which technology to choose and what it costs to maintain.
Decisions on facts, not hunchesMaps how the work is done and writes procedures, manuals, handbooks and training. No system required.
The house way, written downMarket, competitors, suppliers, platforms, brands and trademarks, with the source of every number and what was measured kept apart from interpretation.
Every claim with its sourceWith the documentation in hand, it plans the architecture, models the database, codes, tests and publishes. From requirement to a live system.
Any language and databaseA system that only exists in someone's head: it reads the running code, the database and the history, writes the map and the rules, and only then evolves it.
Documentation comes before the riskNew features, fixes, refactoring, performance and modernization, following house standards, introducing nothing the team hasn't agreed to.
Looks written by someone already therePlatform map, architecture, recorded decisions, data model, flows, integrations. Living, updated with every task.
A company asset, not one person's memoryProject scope, proposals, material for an internal initiative, reports for the board, built on measured facts.
The company presents its own projects betterConnected to Jira, Trello, ClickUp, Odoo or GitHub. Writes the card, estimates, tracks and reports what each task turned into.
Just connect it. Writes only with authorizationAccess, roles, unguarded routes, exposed files, credentials in code, tests with least privilege.
Before the incident, not afterModeling, keys and indexes, slow queries, execution plans, migrations with rollback, drift between environments.
Performance measured, not assumedCode review requirement by requirement, testing through the real path, test scripts, verification after publishing.
Review before testing, not afterSupport for the technical manager: flow metrics, knowledge concentration, onboarding time for new hires, what each task turned into.
Management with data, without surveillanceConnects systems, maps touchpoints, writes and documents APIs, handles payments, messaging and external services.
With contract, versioning and testsEvery task starts with an estimate, and Octo measures estimated against actual to calibrate the buffer with you.
The second estimate beats the firstAn octopus has eight arms and one head. Each arm is a specialist with a narrow role. The head is someone at your company: they decide and approve.
Maps any platform or process: technologies, structure, the flow of each request, scheduled jobs, integrations and deployment.
Understands the database: tables, relationships, keys, money and dates, and the business structures.
Login, sessions, roles, permissions, unchecked routes, exposed files, credentials in code.
Plans before executing: understands the request item by item, measures impact and risk, estimates.
Executes the approved plan, following house standards, with a written way back for every database change.
Checks requirement by requirement, tests through the real path and with least privilege, looks for what's missing.
Prepares and verifies each release, before and after, by what the user actually sees. A success message is not proof.
Maintains the company's dossier and decisions: keeps rules, knowledge and the state of the day apart. It's yours.
Octo runs in the Claude Code app, in the terminal or in VS Code. Only the screen changes. The eight arms, the method, your company's dossier and the security rules are the same in all of them. Each person uses whichever feels most comfortable and can switch anytime.
Switching screens doesn't change the work. Memory lives in the dossier, not in the tool.
Every company is in one of these situations. It applies to a system, a process or an entire department. Whichever the door, the first deliverable is written knowledge about your own operation.
You want to build something new and know what you want.
The most common case. It has run for years, few people know it, nothing is written down.
You want speed, quality and predictability as it evolves.
The cycle of a task, from the need to the published delivery. It's the same for a one-line fix, a document or an entire module. What changes is how many arms join in.
It arrives in business language, from the client or the manager. No prior translation required.
The original request preserved, what was measured, what is a hypothesis, affected area, risk, estimate, rollback, test script. It goes into the task manager.
The head reads it: what will be done, how, what is new, what won't be done, what depends on a decision. Nothing starts before the go-ahead.
Following house standards, in small, traceable steps. When there's code: a branch with the task reference and a migration with rollback.
Another arm checks requirement by requirement against the request, tests through the real path and with least privilege.
Verification of the real result after delivery: what the user sees, the published document, the updated card.
What changed, what was decided and what was learned. The state of the day, rewritten.
Estimated against actual, recorded. Between the 5th and the 10th task, the buffer is recalculated with you.
Each technical department has its own Octo, with its own human head: whoever already answers for that department. All of them share the same company dossier. In the software department, the work splits into these fronts:
Documents, drafts tasks, estimates, opens PRs, records decisions, prepares presentations.
Reviews access, tests, exposures, credentials, audit trails, incident response.
Modeling, query performance, indexes, migrations, drift between environments.
Features, fixes, refactoring, code review, how the methods fit together.
Scope, requirements, roadmap, data-driven prioritization, material for the board.
Flow metrics, knowledge concentration, onboarding of new hires, support for the technical manager.
Used well, Octo has no limit. The limit is the question each mind asks.
A new employee takes months to become productive in a long-running operation, and takes the knowledge along when they leave. Octo goes the other way: productive in days, and it never forgets.
| Layer | What it is | Who owns it |
|---|---|---|
| Method | The work rules, the roles, the tools. It evolves with every mistake learned anywhere, and reaches everyone already updated. | The product |
| Knowledge | What Octo knows about your company: systems, data, processes, rules, risks, decisions. | You. It stays with you and doesn't travel with the product |
| State | Where the work stopped today: what went into each environment, what is pending. | The day. Rewritten, not accumulated |
One license per department, with a manager in charge: the company starts with one department and adds others. In each department there is a three-step ladder, and each step is only proposed after the previous one has shown results. The price comes out of the assessment, because it depends on the size of the operation, the format and the number of departments.
Discovery, data and security read what will be worked on, without changing anything. In days. Deliverable: a map of what exists, the rules as they actually work, findings by severity, questions for the team and the proposal. It has a cost, which our consultant shares once they receive your request.
You decide with the map in handOne or two real tasks, chosen by you, through the full cycle. Metrics agreed beforehand: time to estimate, adherence, rework, defects found before the end customer.
Proof measured, not promisedOcto becomes part of the company's routine, in one of the two formats below. The number of departments grows with the company.
Expand without hiringOne license per department, on the machines of the people who work in it, with the company dossier. The team works whenever it wants, with no queue and no dependence on outsiders. Updates arrive on their own. Oito supports you at the start; afterwards, on demand. For companies with their own technical team. After you sign up, you go to the client area, pay the setup fee and choose the day of the guided installation.
You send the need; the task comes back scoped. The approved ones are carried out by us, the company that created Octo, with the living dossier and responses within an agreed timeframe. For those without a development team, or who want to start light.
On the job site, at a client, at the airport: through the Claude app on your phone, you give orders, approve plans and answer Octo. The work and the files stay on the company computer.
It isn't another system: it's the conversation open on the team's computer, followed and commanded from your phone, on iPhone or Android.
Before anything important, Octo shows the plan and waits. The notification reaches your phone, you approve or adjust, and the work moves on.
Send a photo from the field or a file; Octo logs it in the right document, in the right folder, on the company computer.
Encrypted, outbound-only connection: the computer opens no ports. Email, messages or anything sent to a client only go out when you say so.
An objection is interest mixed with fear. Here are the answers, with facts.
No. Octo multiplies the team. The people who know the business keep deciding, and now decide with evidence. What changes is that the team stops spending its best hours investigating and starts using them to build.
They stay in the agreed environment. The artificial intelligence platform is contracted in your company's name, under your contract. Nothing from Octo goes into your systems. The dossier is yours. We don't train any model on anyone's data. And all of this goes in writing into the agreement.
That's why every claim from Octo is labeled: measured, with the evidence, or a hypothesis, which becomes a question. And nothing goes to production without an approved plan, a review by another arm and testing through the real path. Ask to see the evidence for any claim. If it doesn't come, it isn't verifiable.
Great: your team already knows it works. Those tools help one person write faster. Octo organizes the entire cycle: discovery, plan, execution, review, publishing, documentation and task management, with company memory. It's a different layer.
That's exactly where Octo delivers the most. It works in any language and any database, and old systems are the ones that most need a map, documentation and care before anyone touches them.
Octo also serves companies that need needs analysis, technical opinions, processes and manuals, research, documents, task management, security or data. It only asks for access to what it will work on: a company that uses it to document processes doesn't need to open up code or databases.
Yes. With Remote Control, you sign in to the Claude app with your account and command the same conversation that is open on the company computer: give orders, send photos, approve plans. The files never leave the computer. See how it works.
It depends on the size of the operation, the format and how many fronts. The assessment tells. It has a cost, which our consultant shares personally once they receive your request. What we can guarantee now: it costs less than a senior hire and serves the whole team.
Everything Octo produces stays with you: code in your repository, to your standards, and the dossier written in open files. Unlike a person who leaves, the knowledge doesn't walk out the door.
A one-hour conversation with someone who knows your operation, and read access to what will be analyzed. In a few days you receive the map, the risks with evidence and the proposal. The assessment has a cost: once we receive your request, our consultant shares the price personally.