Oh My OpenAgent splits OpenCode work

The interesting part here is not another model claim; it is the workflow layer. As frontier models keep multiplying, the harness that decides who plans, who executes, and who verifies is becoming the real product.

• –The repo is explicitly built around specialization: planning, deep work, search, and verification are split across different agents instead of overloading one model
• –Parallel execution is a first-class feature, which matters more than raw model IQ on long refactors, debugging sessions, and codebase exploration
• –The hash-anchored edit tool is the strongest technical differentiator because it attacks a real failure mode in agentic coding: stale edits and line drift
• –Compatibility with OpenCode and Claude Code-style workflows lowers adoption friction for teams that already have hooks, skills, and MCPs wired up
• –The product’s routing model is pragmatic: use expensive models where judgment matters, cheaper models where search and routine work dominate