Web development
Clients edit their own websites
Fixes without tickets free up the agency team's time
Real tasks and results
See how Octodus solves real business tasks
From a message in chat to a finished result: a presentation, a render, an application. Each case shows the task, how the agent worked and the outcome.
Six real business tasks.
Figures appear together with the task and the result, not in a separate strip of unexplained numbers.
Architecture
Planning permission exposé: in an evening
1.5 hours instead of at least 5 days and from $10k
Architecture
Photorealistic facade rendering: in hours, not weeks
A few hours for five facade variants
Construction
Grant application and five contractors: in one chat
Grant end to end with minimal human input
Development
Hotel path dispute: a solution twice as cheap
−50% per square metre of paths
Hospitality
Restaurant area −111 m² and 6 code violations
−111 m² and 6 violations found in two days
Fixes without ticketsClients edit their own websites
- Task
- Take the flow of small client website edits off the agency team.
- Input
- A client request in the work chat.
- Agent actions
- Moves a block, recolors a button or changes the language from a plain message.
- Result
- The change goes live on the site without interrupting the team.
“Clients handle minor edits themselves, we got hours back every day.”Igor L., Founder, web agency
1.5 hours instead of 5 daysPlanning permission exposé: in an evening
- Task
- Prepare an exposé of an unbuilt building for planning authority sign-off.
- Input
- What is being built, where and why.
- Result
- A finished presentation for the planning authority.
- Time and effect
- 1.5 hours instead of at least 5 days and from $10k.
“What the firm normally takes a week, we got done in a single evening.”Sergej M., Lead architect, architecture firm
5 facade variantsPhotorealistic facade rendering: in hours, not weeks
- Task
- Show the client what the building will look like.
- Input
- Exact dimensions: footprint, number and spacing of windows, style.
- Agent actions
- A 3D model built in the browser to exact dimensions, rendered as a photorealistic image at full scale.
- Result
- Five facade variants in one chat in a few hours.
“Studio quality for a building that didn't exist half an hour ago.”Anna R., Architect, design studio
Grant end to endGrant application and five contractors: in one chat
- Task
- Apply for a grant for the company's own on-site documentation control system.
- Input
- Strict grant requirements and five contractors.
- Agent actions
- Parsed the requirements, selected the relevant ones, structured the documents and wrote the business plan with minimal human input. In parallel: coordinated the contractors, collected documents and tracked statuses in Telegram.
- Result
- An application prepared through to submission.
“We submitted without dropping our main work. Even the patent attorneys were surprised by the speed.”Dmitri K., Director, construction company
−50% per m² of pathsHotel path dispute: a solution twice as cheap
- Task
- Settle the garden path plan for a park hotel.
- Input
- A chat discussion between architects and builders.
- Agent actions
- Flagged the weakness in the plan (straight, non-looped routes), explained how garden paths are designed and proposed a material.
- Result
- A material at half the price of paving per square metre that looks better in a forest setting.
“A second opinion that saved half the path budget.”Oleg V., Developer, park hotel
−111 m² and 6 violationsRestaurant area −111 m² and 6 code violations
- Task
- Reduce the restaurant area and check the design.
- Input
- The original design with an area of 490 m².
- Agent actions
- Four iterations of the floor plan.
- Result
- 379 m², 6 critical building code violations missed in the original design, and two days instead of weeks of work.
“In two days: what was planned for weeks, plus we caught 6 violations.”Viktor N., Owner, hotel
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