Omnigent puts multiple AI agents under one shared control layer

Omnigent puts multiple AI agents under one shared control layer

Omnigent is an tool for running Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and s through one shared workflow. A session can start in a terminal and continue in a browser or on a phone, with messages, files, terminals, and kept in sync. Several agents can work in the same session, so one agent can review another agent's work or different agents can split a larger task.

Models can be chosen through direct API keys, Claude or ChatGPT , or gateways such as and Ollama. A deployed server lets teammates watch a live session, chat with the agent, co-drive the session, or fork the conversation and continue separately. Policy controls can require approval before risky actions, limit tools, cap token use, or set a hard dollar budget with warnings before the limit.

Agent work can also run in such as Modal or Daytona instead of relying on a laptop. s are defined with a short YAML file that lists the prompt, tools, and optional .

Key points

  • Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and s can run in one shared session.
  • Sessions can move between terminal, browser, and phone while staying in sync.
  • Teams can watch, co-drive, or fork an agent session.
  • Policies can limit shell commands, file edits, , token use, and dollar spend.
  • s are described with a YAML file containing prompts, tools, and .
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