Agents
Hand the job to an AI agent.
Research a market, write the post, audit the site, clean up the spreadsheet — and yes, build the thing too. Not a chatbot that answers: an agent on a real Linux machine in the cloud, which browses the web, runs what it writes and keeps the files it made.
Twelve jobs, one click each
- Researcher Digs through the web and answers with sources you can check
- Blog Post Writer Researches the topic and writes the post, ready to publish
- Social Post Writer Turns one idea into posts that fit each platform
- Idea Validator Sizes the market and tells you honestly if it is worth it
- Email Marketer Writes the sequence and the copy that lands in inboxes
- SEO Auditor Crawls your site and ranks what to fix first
- Data Analyst Reads your spreadsheet and tells you what it actually says
- Developer Writes, runs and debugs real code on its own machine
- Product Manager Turns a fuzzy idea into a spec the team can build
- Meeting Notes Turns a transcript into decisions and who owes what
- Translator Translates for meaning and the local reader, not word for word
- Inbox Triage Sorts the pile and drafts the replies — you press send
Don't know which one?
You don't have to. In the cloud you hand the job to one of your octos, and it brings in the specialist that fits — mid-conversation if the job changes — and tells you who did the work.
How octos workAll 150 of them
These twelve are the shortlist. The full registry has 150 agents across
34 domains — lawyers, doctors, tutors, devops, finance — and any of them
runs with /role <name> in a conversation, or octomind run <name> on your own machine.