OmO

OmO is an agent you call by typing a keyword into a prompt, after which it takes on the task — research across many sources, decks, code, general company work. It is open source and distributed as a command-line tool.

This entry is short because its source is short, and that is the honest thing to record. The site is a landing page: it states what the tool is for and supplies slogan-length examples, without the documentation, model list, permissions, or cost behaviour that would let someone evaluate it. That is not a reason to exclude it from a directory, but it is a reason to say so plainly rather than pad an entry with guesses, because the most useful thing a reader can be told about a tool with a thin public surface is that its public surface is thin. Anyone considering it should treat the absence of documentation as the first thing to investigate, not as a detail to work around.