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Octocode Rust Semantic code search with MCP 470Octomind Rust AI agent runtime — one binary, any model, any domain 132Yoda Shell Docker Compose orchestrator for easy deployment 27Octobrain Rust AI memory management with MCP 12Octofs Rust Filesystem MCP server for AI 11Octoweb Rust Keyboard-first macOS browser with AI 11Octolib Rust Unified AI provider library in Rust 7KISSCore PHP Highload-friendly PHP framework based on Swoole 7OctoHub Rust High-performance LLM proxy server 6Tap TOML Community registry of specialist AI agents 4Pulsora Rust Fastest database for time-series and financial data 4Vanga Rust LSTM framework for training models and predicting price movement 2
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Build Open Source

We create tools and ship them in the open. From AI runtimes to deployment tools — if we need it, we build it and share it.

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Small team, massive output. AI is core to everything we do — not a bolt-on feature but how we actually work every day.

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Premium partnerships with teams building meaningful things. Not an agency. Not cheap. Selective and high-quality.

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Building in public. Sharing what we learn.

OctoHub 0.8.0 unified media API routing image, video, speech and transcription requests through one self-hosted proxy to fal, ElevenLabs, Replicate, Runway and OpenRouter, with per-tenant API keys, durable job records and per-request cost recorded in your own database

OctoHub 0.8.0: The Proxy Grew a Unified Media API

OctoHub 0.8.0 puts image, video, speech and transcription behind the same self-hosted front door as your chat completions — one JSON envelope for four tasks, five providers, queued jobs that survive a restart, and a per-request cost that says "unpriced" instead of guessing zero. Built on octolib 0.36.1. Open source, Rust, Apache-2.0.

Don Karter
Early September 2026 release round-up for the Muvon open-source AI stack — Octomind 0.50.2 agent runtime with unified model profiles and mid-turn background results, Octoweb 0.14 keyboard-first AI browser with workspaces and A2UI agent-drawn interfaces, Octolib 0.36.1 media generation across fal ElevenLabs and Runway, Octofs 0.15.3 filesystem MCP server, Octocode 0.25.0 code search, Octobrain 0.13.1 agent memory, OctoHub 0.7.13 LLM proxy, Synx 0.1.4 file sync, and Vext and Timex exposing local MCP servers

Release Round, Early September 2026: 77 Releases, Agent-Drawn UI, and a Stack That Stopped Making You Wait

Nineteen days, seventy-seven releases across ten repos. Octomind 0.45 → 0.50.2 with one model profile, memory that forgets on purpose, and background results delivered mid-turn. Octoweb 0.11 → 0.14 with workspaces and agent-drawn UI. Octolib grows a media generation stack — image, video, speech, transcription — plus Claude 5.1, GPT-6 and Gemini 3.8. Octofs 0.15.3, Octocode 0.25.0, Octobrain 0.13.1, OctoHub 0.7.13, Synx 0.1.4, and two Mac apps that became MCP servers.

Don Karter
Octoweb now lives at octoweb.xyz — a command palette over the new site, the workspace switcher showing isolated profiles, and an AI sidebar whose model line reads local colon qwen3-coder to show the browser runs on whichever provider you configure

Octoweb Has Its Own Home — and It Still Runs on Your Models, Not Ours

Octoweb, our free keyboard-first browser for macOS, moved out of the Octomind product menu and onto octoweb.xyz. The move is a good moment to answer the question we kept getting: no, it is not locked to our cloud. The browser never calls a model provider at all — a local Octomind agent does, against Octomind Cloud on one key or any of twenty-eight providers, including an Ollama box on your desk. Plus what four releases in three weeks added: workspaces, workspace-routed MCP, trusted native input, and A2UI v1.0. Open source, Apache-2.0.

Don Karter

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