December 29, 2025
Release
Octo v0.2 Pre-Release — Server and Runner Custom Network Support
We’re releasing Octo v0.2 (pre-release) with new features that enhance network connectivity and security for Octo servers and runners.
This release introduces support for custom network configurations, allowing users to define specific network settings for their Octo instances.
What's included
- Note: Installer is now called v0.2!
- Octo-Server can now be configured with custom network settings.
- Octo-Runner can now be configured with custom network settings.
- Allows for more secure and flexible network configurations.
- Updated documentation with examples for custom network setups.
- Brings many new possibilities for network customization and setups on your workstations.
October 10, 2025
Release
Octo v0.1.1 Pre-Release — GitHub Actions Support (Bugfix)
We’re releasing Octo v0.1.1 (pre-release) with targeted bugfixes that make Octo usable inside CI environments — in particular GitHub Actions. This release fixes runner startup and non-interactive authentication issues so Octo can be added directly to your GitHub pipelines and workflows.
What's included
- Note: Installer still is called v0.1!
- Fixes for non-interactive token handling and environment/path resolution in CI.
- Now working with GitHub Actions, Mutlirunner enablement.
- Documentation and examples for integrating Octo into GitHub Actions workflows.
September 22, 2025
Release
Octo v0.1 Pre-Release
We’re excited to announce the first pre-release of Octo: version 0.1.
This early release is designed for developers who want to test Octo as pilot users and give us feedback before the official stable launch.
Highlights
- Server + Runner Architecture – run code remotely with isolated execution environments.
- Client CLI – simple commands like
octo run to execute code on connected servers.
- Multi-Language Support – Python, C/C++, JavaScript, Go, Rust, and more via Docker integration.
- Token-Based Authentication – secure connection between server and runners.
- Cross-Platform – available for Linux and Windows.
About this Release
Version 0.1 is focused on the core architecture: stability, connectivity, and basic feature set.
It may not yet include all planned functionality, but it’s a solid foundation for early adopters
who want to start experimenting with Octo today.
As a pilot user, your feedback is invaluable. Try it out, push the limits, and let us know what works — and what doesn’t.
Together, we’ll shape Octo into the most seamless remote execution tool for developers.
