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# Where are evaluators and strategies ?
Because OctoBot is modular, a wide range of evaluators and strategies are usable.
Default evaluators and strategies are located here: [https://github.com/Drakkar-Software/OctoBot-Tentacles](https://github.com/Drakkar-Software/OctoBot-Tentacles).
To install default evaluators and strategies in your OctoBot, run the following command:
`bash python start.py tentacles --install --all `
It is also possible to specify which module(s) to install by naming it(them). In this case only the modules available in the available packages can be installed. ` python start.py tentacles --install forum_evaluator john_smith_macd_evaluator advanced_twitter_evaluator `
You can find how to create your OctoBot evaluators and strategies [on the OctoBot guides](https://www.octobot.cloud/en/guides/octobot-tentacles-development/customize-your-octobot?utm_source=octobot&utm_medium=dk&utm_campaign=regular_open_source_content&utm_content=octobot_evaluators_readme).
# [Octobot Module Manager](https://github.com/Drakkar-Software/OctoBot-Tentacles-Manager) A module manager for your [OctoBot](https://github.com/Drakkar-Software/OctoBot) !
Install OctoBot-Tentacles-Manager from pip :
` {.sourceCode .bash} $ python3 -m pip install OctoBot-Tentacles-Manager `
# [Customize your Octobot](https://www.octobot.cloud/en/guides/octobot-tentacles-development/customize-your-octobot)
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