omp is a terminal-first coding agent that runs on your machine, talks to any provider, and treats sessions like git branches.
omp (pronounced “oh-em-pi”, binary omp) is a fork of Mario Zechner’s Pi. It runs as a single Bun process, drives any model provider you have credentials for, and ships a flat tool surface the model uses to read code, run commands, edit files, drive a debugger, and spawn subagents that coordinate over an in-process IRC bus.
Sessions persist as JSONL under ~/.omp/agent/sessions/. You resume, fork, branch, and share them. Settings, credentials, plugins, and caches all live under ~/.omp/agent/. Nothing leaves the machine unless you call a tool that does.
