A common layer over Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and the agents you write yourself: swap or combine harnesses without rewriting, keep them in check with policies and sandboxing, and pick the same live session back up anywhere, on your phone or with a teammate.
$ pip install omnigentDesktop app: Download for macOS
Features
- Polly & Debby: built-in multi-AI agents (a coding orchestrator and a model debate). Build your own in YAML.
- Contextual Policies: stateful spend caps, model routing, and risk-based escalation.
- Flexible OS sandbox: restrict filesystem, network, and env to run agents in YOLO mode safely.
What Omnigent gives you
Composition
The best results increasingly come from combining models and techniques: an advisor model here, a router there, two harnesses debating to raise quality. And the “best” harness keeps changing as models evolve. How do you compose those pieces, or switch harnesses, without rewriting everything?
Control
Agents are held back today because we don’t fully trust them. Can you let an agent run at full speed and still guarantee it won’t delete prod, leak sensitive data, or quietly burn $1,000 on a bad idea? Right now the answer is usually “watch it closely,” which defeats the purpose.
Collaboration
You just spent two hours getting something right with an agent, whether that’s a refactor or a market analysis. Why can’t you invite a colleague into that same session to review it, or hand it off, the way you’d share a doc?
How it fits together
A runner wraps any agent in a sandboxed, uniform session. A server adds policies and a shared history, and exposes every session over the terminal, the web, and a REST API.
Try it
Install, then start an agent in your terminal. A local web UI opens too, for the browser or your phone.
pip install omnigent
omni # Polly, the default multi-agent orchestrator
omni claude # or launch a specific harness
omni run my-agent/ # or run your own agentRead the installation guide, then write your own agent in a few lines of YAML.
Early days
Omnigent is alpha and built in the open. Try it, break it, and tell us on Discord.