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OMK 1.3.0 — looking for feedback on the first five minutes of a terminal coding agent
The maintainer of OMK, an MIT-licensed multi-agent coding agent that runs in the terminal, released version 1.3.0 and asked the community for feedback on the first-five-minutes onboarding experience. The release adds in-session model switching and an optional goal mode gated by a local acceptance command. Practitioners get an open-source terminal agent alternative with a guided read-only first task for evaluating it safely.
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- Maintainer releases OMK 1.3.0, an MIT-licensed terminal coding agent (Node 22.19+) with /login, /model switching, and optional goal mode gated by an acceptance command
- OMK's suggested first task is read-only: summarize the repository and identify its check commands without editing files
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