Packages

First-party extensions for octet. Install one with a single command, then turn it on when you want it. Each is built and signed with its octet release.

Installing doesn’t enable a package or trust it. Enable it from /extensions, or start octet with --enable-extension NAME.

  • Hand a bounded task to a background worker while your main session carries on. octet owns the child conversations, permissions, limits and shutdown.

    Adds
    subagent_spawn, subagent_status, subagent_wait, subagent_stop, subagent_continue, subagent_models and /subagents.
    octet extension install octet-subagents
  • Connect the MCP tool servers you’ve configured. Local stdio servers work, and remote Streamable HTTP is blocked by default. octet never discovers or installs servers for you.

    Adds
    The tools of every server you configure, and /mcp.
    octet extension install octet-mcp
  • Operate native desktop apps through a locally installed Cua Driver (MIT licensed). Setup is explicit, and the OS permissions are yours to grant.

    Driver setup and OS permissions remain explicit. Windows support is a preview.

    Adds
    Desktop tools such as computer_use_click, computer_use_type_text and computer_use_launch_app, and /computer-use.
    Works on
    macOS, Windows, Linux
    octet extension install octet-computer-use
  • Compose enabled host tools with JavaScript in a sandboxed QuickJS/WASM runtime. The shipped Rust executable needs neither Node.js nor Python.

    Only guest JavaScript is isolated. Host tool calls keep their normal permissions, approvals and budgets.

    Adds
    codemode tool composition and /codemode.
    octet extension install octet-codemode