Six surfaces, one question each.
Each part of Octo answers one thing: what is allowed, what needs review, what changed, and what evidence exists.
Workspace
Where people ask for work and read what agents produce, with approvals and evidence alongside.
Company OS
Goals, AI employees, artifacts and blockers, kept in one operating ledger.
Mission Control
The job queue, connector health, model routing, cost limits and incidents in one view.
Approval Center
One inbox for every action that needs a person: browser writes, finance steps, package changes and releases.
Model controls
Which models each plan may use, and a hard spending ceiling per workspace, funded from prepaid credits.
Audit & Evidence
Approvals, gate decisions and agent actions leave a record you can search, in a log nobody can quietly edit.
Works with the tools you already use
Connectors, OAuth and MCP servers bring Octo into your existing workflows, under the same approval rules.
- Slack
- Gmail
- Notion
- GitHub
Built so nothing is a black box
The same four guarantees hold on every plan.
Nothing runs unseen
A risky action shows its preview, its approval, its evidence and how to undo it.
A hard ceiling on AI spend
Paid models run on a capped key for each workspace, synced to your prepaid balance.
Audit first
Approvals, gate decisions and credit movements are written to append-only logs.
Releases you can roll back
A release goes live only when its gates pass, and can be rolled back when one fails.