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Oh My OpenAgent
Sisyphus Labs
An opinionated multi-agent orchestration layer for OpenCode, Codex, and a standalone beta distribution.
View official source 69.6k stars checked 2026-09-29
- Access
- Source available
- Setup
- Technical
- Pricing
- Free source-available client; provider costs
- License
- Sustainable Use License 1.0
- Maintenance
- Active
- Source update
- 2026-09-29
Powerful orchestration for enthusiasts
It coordinates specialized coding agents and provider models with a highly automated install and task-routing workflow.
Who it fits
Power users already comfortable with OpenCode or Codex who want aggressive multi-agent orchestration.
Who should skip it
Beginners, minimal setups, or commercial users who have not reviewed the non-standard license.
What you need
- OpenCode, Codex, or beta CLI
- Node.js or Bun
- Multiple provider authentication
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