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OpenOcta

A desktop AIOps agent for Windows and macOS that connects to monitoring, logging, cloud, and database tools so operators can run inspections, analyze alerts, and query operational data in natural language.

OpenOcta

OpenOcta is a desktop IT-operations agent that installs on Windows or macOS and lets an operator assign work in natural language. It connects to monitoring systems, logs, cloud platforms, databases, and existing scripts to run application, server, network, desktop, database, and cloud jobs across the stack it is asked to manage.

Rather than acting only as a chatbot, it is built around an operations loop: automatic inspection, alert analysis, natural-language data question answering, and remediation advice or execution. It integrates with tools such as Zabbix, Prometheus, and Kubernetes through skills and MCP, keeps a knowledge vault of runbooks and past fixes, and can dispatch and receive tasks through WeCom, DingTalk, Feishu, or WeChat.

It is released under the GPL-3.0 license, and ships as a single Go binary with an embedded control UI.

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