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Octopus Energy Copilot

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Tools and AI for working with data from Octopus Energy.

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Tools and AI for working with data from Octopus Energy.

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Tools and AI for working with data from Octopus Energy, energy bills and energy units.

Technologies

  • Python
  • LangChain
  • MCP

Concepts

The Copilot has been designed as a collection of standard Python reusable packages for use in front-end applications:

Package Description
bill Works with and extracts data from energy bills.
chat Chat infrastructure for working with Octopus Energy and generic energy data.
energy Energy data units and operations.
octopus_energy Infrastructure and models for working with the Octopus Energy API and data.

A CLI, using the packages, is included in the cli directory.

Getting Started with the CLI

Although it is optional, it is highly recommended to use a virtual environment. In fact, the included MCP server configuration expects one in the ./.venv folder. A GNU Make target is included to create the virtual environment and set up a .env file:

make init

The CLI is also packaged as a standard Python package and can be built and installed from within the cli directory. By default the CLI build and installation is run in editable mode.

The simplest installation is to use GNU Make by running:

make install

Alternatively, each step can be run individually, which is how the Makefile is written under the hood:

pip install build           # Install build dependencies.
pip install --editable .    # Install CLI dependencies.
python -m build             # Build and install CLI.

For a non-editable build append RELEASE=1 to the make command or remove --editable when installing the CLI dependencies.

Once built the CLI can be run with the oec command. To get a list of the available commands, run:

oec --help

Configuration

To interact with the Octopus Energy API you need to set your API key, meter MPAN, serial number and account number as environment variables as outlined below:

Environment Variable Description
OCTOPUS_ENERGY_ACCOUNT_NUMBER The Octopus Energy Account Number
OCTOPUS_ENERGY_API_KEY The Octopus Energy API Key
OCTOPUS_ENERGY_METER_MPAN The Electricity Meter MPAN
OCTOPUS_ENERGY_METER_SERIAL The Electricity Meter Serial Number

These can be configured via standard OS settings or by creating a .env file in the cli directory. Instructions on the latter can be found on the python-dotenv site. These can also be provided via CLI flags, however, this is not recommended.

To interact via the chat command you also need to set the following environment variables:

Environment Variable Description
OPENAI_API_KEY The Open AI API Key
OPENAI_ORGANISATION_ID The Open AI Organisation Key

from github.com/BHazel/octopus-energy-copilot

Installing Octopus Energy Copilot

This server has no published package — it is built from source. Open the repository and follow its README.

▸ github.com/BHazel/octopus-energy-copilot

FAQ

Is Octopus Energy Copilot MCP free?

Yes, Octopus Energy Copilot MCP is free — one-click install via Unyly at no cost.

Does Octopus Energy Copilot need an API key?

No, Octopus Energy Copilot runs without API keys or environment variables.

Is Octopus Energy Copilot hosted or self-hosted?

Self-hosted: the server runs locally on your machine via the install command above.

How do I install Octopus Energy Copilot in Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor?

Open Octopus Energy Copilot on unyly.org, pick your client tab (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor) and press Install — the config is generated automatically, no JSON editing.

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