Octogent

It's really not fun to have ten Claude Code sessions open at once, constantly switching between them and trying to remember what each one was supposed to do.

Things get blurry fast when one agent is doing documentation, another is touching the database, another is changing the API, and another is somewhere in the frontend.

Octogent tries to fix that by giving each job its own scoped context, notes, and task list , while also making it possible for Claude Code to spawn other Claude Code agents, assign them work, and communicate with them.

This repo is a personal exploration of what an AI coding environment might look like when terminal coding agents are treated as parts of a bigger orchestration layer, not the final interface by themselves.

The point is not to hide Claude Code behind abstractions.

The point is to make multi-agent work less chaotic for the developer on a real codebase.

Creates tentacles as context layers so agents can work with scoped markdown files instead of broad, messy chat context

Runs multiple Claude Code terminals so one developer can coordinate several coding sessions at once