On one shared canvas. October brings tools like Claude Code and Codex onto one canvas. Give it a task, and it picks agents and coordinates their work. Your teammates can join in.
Connect agents as blocks. Add agents, browsers, and apps to your canvas and connect them so they can share work. See what each one is doing, all in one place.
Or give October a task. Ask it to audit a PR or build a feature. October proposes a team and a plan. Review it, start the Run, and let October handle the handoffs and reviews.
After you approve the team and plan, October handles handoffs, reviews, approvals, and checks. The result comes back to one card. It picks agents based on their strengths, cost, remaining usage, and past results. You can change agents or steps, pause, or stop. How Runs work. Runs are included in Pro and Max.
October Bus lets connected agents ask each other questions, share results, and pass work back and forth. They talk directly while you follow the work.
Invite teammates into your canvas, like a Figma file. See their agents live, join a session with permission, and connect their agents to yours, even across different computers and servers.
October supports 32 local agent tools, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, and more. Keep your agents, accounts, and subscriptions.
Open a browser, app, or preview next to the agent working on it. Connect your agents to shared memory and tools so you do not have to repeat the background in every chat.
Bus, Harness, Moirai, and Lantern are open source. Use them on their own, or build them into your own projects.
Explore our open-source projects, OpenAPI specification, and October MCP server. Machine-readable context lives at /llms.txt.
The local workspace is free. Pro and Max add Runs, October’s assistant, and team features. Explore the documentation, download October for macOS, Windows, and Linux, see pricing, or read case studies.