oh-my-agent — A Production-Grade Multi AI IDE Agent Harness
When you tell an agent to "build a TODO app," it does build something. The problem is that it often builds the wrong thing, drifts out of scope, and repeats the same mistakes. To address this, stru...

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When you tell an agent to "build a TODO app," it does build something. The problem is that it often builds the wrong thing, drifts out of scope, and repeats the same mistakes. To address this, structural approaches like AGENTS.md and, more recently, Skills have emerged. But looking at the skills actually being shared, a few recurring problems stand out: The most critical piece — library version information — is missing. Role descriptions end at hollow declarations like "You are a Senior engineer." Content that could be covered by a few keywords gets padded into lengthy prose, wasting tokens. As a result, these skills are poorly followed by models, burn context for nothing, and over time become dead code that nobody wants to open. [Approach] With oh-my-agent, we wanted to solve this through process, not prompts. Instead of simply telling the agent to "redo it" when something goes wrong, we record why it went wrong and feed that back into the next run. The core mechanism is Clarification