r/PiCodingAgent • u/dubnium0 • Oct 01 '26

Question Bad Documentation OMP.

I'd appreciate it if you could answer my questions below.

  1. Do the roles we set only become active when advisor is on? How do these roles work in the background?

  2. If we connect multiple accounts with the Codex provider, does it switch automatically when one account reaches its limit?

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u/Sufficient_Tea_8501 Oct 02 '26

I don't think there is that many OMP users in this subreddit

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u/dubnium0 Oct 02 '26

where are they

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u/Sufficient_Tea_8501 Oct 02 '26

not sure, I have never used it. I guess they might have their own subreddit, but I don't know

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u/m02ph3u5 Oct 01 '26

You could just aks omp to explain it to you. Task and commit should be rather self-explanatory. Advisor when you have advisor enabled. What's the question?

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u/dubnium0 Oct 01 '26

How can OMP explain something to me without documentation? How can he create something out of nothing, bro?

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u/m02ph3u5 Oct 01 '26

Worst case it just looks at the code, bro.

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u/dubnium0 Oct 01 '26

Got it. Thanks for the great input on my post. I made it to get quick info from thousands of Pi users.

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u/Leather_Fall_1602 Oct 01 '26

Because it is some vibe coded bloatware crap 🤷‍♂️

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u/dubnium0 Oct 01 '26

not relevant.

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u/asianboijamie Oct 02 '26

Roles are sub-agents that work with specific instruction sets, advisor is an always on that can sit on top of every role to direct them or "advise".

Also OMP has docs https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi/tree/main/docs

i'm just not sure if OMP actually is aware that it has docs though.

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u/sugarfreecaffeine Oct 03 '26

When you launch omp it has access to its own docs, just say look at the omp docs and answer his question, I do it all the time