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omp

omp is Oh My Pi's open-source terminal coding tool for hash-anchored edits, LSP and debugger context, subagents, persistent runtimes, and broad model-provider support.

omp targets development work that benefits from precise edit locations and richer execution context. Hash anchors identify where a change belongs, while language-server data, debugging tools, delegated subagent work, and reusable runtimes support longer or more technical tasks.

omp

Install

$ curl -fsSL https://omp.sh/install | sh

Launch

$ omp

What can omp do?

Hash-anchored edits

Bind a proposed change to a hash-identified code location rather than relying on a loose text match that may occur elsewhere.

LSP, debugger, and subagents

Use language-server and debugger context during the task, and delegate clearly scoped work to subagents when parallel investigation is useful.

Persistent runtimes and 40+ model providers

Keep execution environments available across tasks and connect the tool to a wide selection of model providers.

Pricing

Individual

Open Source

Free

Frequently asked questions

What is omp?

It is intended for developers who want a configurable, open-source agent with precise editing mechanics and access to language tooling, debugging, delegation, and persistent execution.

Which capabilities does omp provide?

omp combines location-aware editing with analysis and execution facilities, so a task can move from understanding code to delegated work and repeatable runtime checks.

How do I run omp?

Choose the setup option shown for your operating system, follow Oh My Pi's official guidance, and open the tool from the repository you want to work on.

Which operating systems support omp?

Oh My Pi supports macOS, Windows, and Linux; consult the official documentation for platform-specific requirements.

What are omp's license and pricing options?

omp is open-source software. Model usage and related service costs depend on the providers selected by the developer.