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OMO + Systematic Combined Profile

This profile provides a powerful combined system that brings together:

• Oh My OpenAgent (OMO) — Multi-agent orchestration, parallel research, and advanced tooling
• Systematic — Compound-engineering loops for disciplined execution

Best for engineers who want both raw agent power AND enforced process discipline.

What's Included

Systematic (11 skills, 24 agents, 9 commands)

• Structured Workflows — Brainstorm, plan, review, execute systematically
• Specialized Agents — Architecture, security, performance, design, data integrity experts
• Zero Configuration — Works immediately; inject into your system prompt

Oh My OpenAgent (Orchestrator + 9 agents)

• Sisyphus — Master orchestrator agent (Claude Opus 4.5)
• Explore — Codebase search and analysis
• Librarian — Repository research and documentation lookup
• Oracle — Strategic reasoning and deep debugging
• Metis — Pre-planning analysis (finds hidden requirements)
• Multimodal-Looker — Image and visual analysis
• Momus — Plan reviewer and quality auditor
• Atlas — Research and documentation agent
• Build Agent — Controlled via Sisyphus (available as subagent)

Harmonization

• Prometheus (Planner) is disabled — Systematic's /workflows:plan is superior
• Metis (Consultant) is enabled — Pre-planning analysis complements Systematic planning
• Playwright and agent-browser both available — Choose your browser automation
• OMO category models are configured — Fast models for quick tasks, powerful models for complex work

Quick Start

Launch with this Profile

ocx opencode -p omo

Or set as default:

export OCX_PROFILE=omo
ocx opencode

Verify Installation

In any OpenCode conversation:

/systematic:using-systematic

This loads Systematic's skills guide. Then check OMO:

@Sisyphus Check that all agents are available and report their status

Workflow Comparison

Typical OMO-only Flow

@explore → Search code
@librarian → Research docs
@oracle → Reason about solution
@sisyphus → Execute

Typical Systematic-only Flow

/ce:brainstorm → Design
/workflows:plan → Create detailed plan
/workflows:review → Architectural review
/workflows:work → Disciplined execution

Combined OMO + Systematic Flow (Recommended)

1. /ce:brainstorm → Explore design space
2. @Metis → Find hidden requirements
3. /workflows:plan → Create executable plan
4. @Sisyphus with parallel agents → Execute with OMO power:
   - @explore → Codebase search
   - @librarian → Documentation research
   - Custom agents for implementation
5. /workflows:review → Code review with specialists

Architecture

When to Use Each

The Three Loops

Systematic Loop (Process)

Brainstorm → Plan → Review → Work → Document

OMO Loop (Parallelization)

Sisyphus orchestrates → Agents work in parallel → Results merge

Combined Loop (Best of both)

Systematic brainstorm/plan
  ↓
Sisyphus + agents execute (research, implement, test in parallel)
  ↓
Systematic review
  ↓
Results documented in compound-docs

Key Skills (Systematic)

Key Commands

Systematic Workflows

/workflows:brainstorm    # Collaborative design
/workflows:plan          # Detailed multi-phase planning
/workflows:review        # Architectural code review
/workflows:work          # Disciplined execution
/workflows:compound      # Document solved problems
/systematic:lfg          # Full autonomous workflow

OMO Capabilities

@Sisyphus <task>         # Orchestrate multi-agent work
@explore <query>         # Search codebase
@librarian <topic>       # Research documentation
@oracle <problem>        # Strategic reasoning
@Metis <spec>            # Find hidden requirements
task(category='quick')   # Fast trivial tasks (Haiku)
task(category='visual-engineering')  # UI design (Gemini)
task(category='ultrabrain')  # Deep reasoning (GPT-5.3)

Specialized Agents

Systematic Design Agents

• design-iterator — Iterative UI/UX refinement

Systematic Research Agents

• best-practices-researcher — External research
• framework-docs-researcher — Framework documentation
• git-history-analyzer — Git archaeology
• learnings-researcher — Institutional knowledge
• repo-research-analyst — Repository analysis

Systematic Review Agents (12 total)

• architecture-strategist — Architectural review
• code-simplicity-reviewer — YAGNI enforcement
• security-reviewer — Security audits
• performance-reviewer — Performance analysis
• Plus: data integrity, DHH Rails, TypeScript, pattern recognition, deployment, etc.

OMO Orchestrators

• Sisyphus — Master orchestrator, long-form reasoning
• Metis — Pre-planning consultant, finds hidden issues
• Momus — Plan reviewer and quality auditor
• Oracle — Strategic reasoning, debugging

OMO Research Agents

• Explore — Fast codebase search
• Librarian — Documentation and examples
• Atlas — General research agent

OMO Visual Agent

• Multimodal-Looker — Images, screenshots, diagrams

Configuration

The profile comes pre-configured with:

• Category models — Optimal model per task type:

  • quick → Haiku (fast/cheap)
  • visual-engineering → Gemini 3.1 Pro (UI excellence)
  • ultrabrain → GPT-5.3-codex (deep reasoning)
  • unspecified-high → Opus 5 (powerful general)

• Disabled features:

  • Prometheus Planner (use Systematic's better planning)
  • OMO's plan command (use /workflows:plan instead)

• Enabled features:

  • Metis for pre-planning analysis
  • Both Playwright and agent-browser
  • All Systematic skills and agents

Customizing

Edit the profile's files:

ocx config edit -p omo

Add your own overrides:

{
  "agents": {
    "Sisyphus": {
      "model": "anthropic/claude-opus-5"
    }
  },
  "categories": {
    "visual-engineering": {
      "model": "anthropic/claude-opus-5"
    }
  }
}

Philosophy

This profile believes:

1. Structure beats chaos — Systematic enforces process discipline
2. Parallelization beats sequentialism — OMO agents work together efficiently
3. Specialized experts beat generalists — Each agent has a focused role
4. Transparency beats magic — Workflows are explicit and reviewable
5. Flexibility beats dogmatism — You can override and customize everything

References

• Systematic Documentation
• oh-my-openagent Documentation
• OpenCode Documentation
• Compound Engineering Plugin — Original CEP

License

MIT © Marcus R. Brown + Contributors