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01Agent Claude Code
Taskboard Manager. Tracks stateful progress and manages the project ledger. Use for maintaining the "Source of Truth" for tasks.
High-fidelity port of the Oh My OpenCode (OMO) agent orchestration system to the Gemini CLI.
This repository also configures its own agents. See what oh-my-gem tells them →
Agent Claude Code
Taskboard Manager. Tracks stateful progress and manages the project ledger. Use for maintaining the "Source of Truth" for tasks.
Agent Claude Code
Fast Scout. Quick codebase exploration and pattern finding. Use for mapping structure and grepping large folders.
Agent Claude Code
Batch Worker. High-volume specialist for repetitive tasks across many files (linting, refactoring boilerplate, license updates).
Agent Claude Code
Code Maker. Autonomous deep worker for implementation, refactoring, and security audits. Use for end-to-end execution of complex coding tasks.
Agent Claude Code
Doc & Code Researcher. Expert in library APIs, documentation, and real-world usage patterns.
Agent Claude Code
Intent Finder / Plan Consultant. Finds gaps, edge cases, and ambiguities in plans. Use for reviewing strategies before execution.
Agent Claude Code
Judge. Ruthless code and plan reviewer. Rejects bad work. Use for final verification loops.
Agent Claude Code
Eyes. Vision analysis for UI/UX. Use for screenshots and visual bug detection.
Agent Claude Code
Strategic technical advisor. Use for architecture decisions, complex debugging, code review, simplification, and engineering guidance.
Agent Claude Code
Strategic Planner. Interviews user, identifies scope, and builds verified execution plans. Use BEFORE any implementation.
Agent Claude Code
Lightweight Orchestrator. A faster, more direct variant of Sisyphus for simple utility tasks, quick edits, and follow-up work.
Agent Claude Code
Main orchestrator. Communicative lead, project manager, and general coder. Use for delegation, context management, and complex multi-step tasks.
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