Founder of a listed tool

Chen Yidan (Charles Chen)

Co-founder and Advisor Emeritus, Tencent, named behind the Octop listing on Anchor Terminal.

Chen Yidan (Charles Chen)

Co-founder and Advisor Emeritus, Tencent

Chen Yidan, also known as Charles Chen, co-founded Tencent and was its chief administrative officer. He remains an Advisor Emeritus and is founder and honorary chairman of the Tencent Charity Foundation, and he also founded the Yidan Prize Foundation.

What Chen builds

  • Octop D · Personal assistants

    Octop is a self-hosted assistant with multiple users and agents, a web dashboard, messaging channels and connectors. It can coordinate tasks across local workspaces, browser sessions and configured model providers.

    Co-founder and Advisor Emeritus, Tencent, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Chen Yidan (Charles Chen)?

Chen Yidan, also known as Charles Chen, co-founded Tencent and was its chief administrative officer. He remains an Advisor Emeritus and is founder and honorary chairman of the Tencent Charity Foundation, and he also founded the Yidan Prize Foundation.

What does Tencent Cloud make?

Anchor Terminal lists Octop from Tencent Cloud. Octop is a self-hosted assistant with multiple users and agents, a web dashboard, messaging channels and connectors. It can coordinate tasks across local workspaces, browser sessions and configured model providers.

How are Chen's tools graded?

Octop is graded D, 52.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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