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.
