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@iadr-dev/colab

v0.6.2

Published

oh-my-colab (@iadr-dev/colab, CLI ohc): team-first AI coding workflows — methodology, orchestration, persistent memory; Claude Code plugin + Cursor/Codex/Gemini/Antigravity.

Readme

🧠 oh-my-colab

Methodology + orchestration + persistent memory. Every platform.

Your AI coding agent has the intelligence of a senior engineer. What it lacks is discipline, memory, and a team. oh-my-colab gives it all three.

🧠 ohc │ workflow: BUILD │ agent: executor/sonnet │ task: implement auth refresh
📊 plan: 4/7 steps │ notepad: 2 open items
🔀 branch: feat/oauth │ agents: 3 running │ worktrees: 3 │ MCP: context7 github brave-search

Find this repo (discovery)

| | | | --- | --- | | Canonical name | oh-my-colab — CLI command ohc, npm package @iadr-dev/colab | | Source | github.com/iadr-dev/colab | | Not | Google Colab notebooks — unrelated product with a similar short name |

Search tips: in Google or GitHub, prefer quoted brand + org: "oh-my-colab" iadr-dev, or site:github.com/iadr-dev/colab so results are not drowned out by Google Colab.

Repository About description and Topics (tags) on GitHub are set in Settings → General; they feed GitHub’s topic and search surfaces. Good pairs with this README: oh-my-colab, ohc, claude-code-plugin, mcp, tdd, orchestration.


Why oh-my-colab?

| Problem | Solution | | ----------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Goldfish brain — forgets everything between sessions | 4-layer memory: SOUL + USER + PROJECT + notepad | | Re-fetches the same library docs every session | Cross-session research cache (.ohc/research/) — lookup before fetch | | Jumps to code without planning | Enforced PLAN gate for tasks >30 minutes | | "Done" without running tests | Verifier agent reads actual output — 0 failing, 0 skipped | | Only works with one platform | 5 platforms: Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, Codex, Gemini | | Parallel agents can't coordinate or verify each other | /ohc-team five-stage pipeline with RESULT.json gate + auto fix loop | | No learning loop | RETRO extracts skills from every session |


Install

Everything else (Claude, Cursor, Antigravity, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, plus Claude Code via npm)

npm install -g @iadr-dev/colab
ohc setup

ohc setup detects which platforms you want to support and writes the right config for each: .claude/ (Claude Code; Cursor may reuse it for compatibility), .cursor/, project .agents/ (Antigravity rules/skills/workflows; Codex also loads skills from .agents/skills/), project GEMINI.md plus user ~/.gemini/settings.json (Gemini CLI MCP), user ~/.gemini/antigravity/mcp_config.json when Antigravity is enabled, and user ~/.codex/ (Codex prompts + config.toml MCP tables). Optional: seed CONTEXT.md / CONTEXT-MAP.md from templates/ into the repo root as a bounded domain glossary.

Claude Code plugin (marketplace / git)

Bundled manifests live under .claude-plugin/ (metadata only). Ships skills/, agents/, plugin hooks (hooks/plugin-hooks.json with ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} per plugins reference), and Claude slash definitions as commands/ohc-*.md (Workflows section lists them). ohc setup copies hook scripts under .claude/hooks/ and merges the same nested hook definitions into .claude/settings.json (how Claude Code expects hooks); it also copies the verbose hooks/hooks.json to .claude/hooks.json for tooling compatibility (and mirrors commands into .claude/commands/).

Develop from this repo for claude code:

/plugin marketplace add ./.claude-plugin/marketplace.json
/plugin install oh-my-colab --scope project

Or from local directory installed once: Use npm i -g @iadr-dev/colab && ohc setup when you want the full multi-platform scaffold (recommended together with or after the Claude plugin).


How it works

Every session starts by reading global + project memory — always, in this order:

~/.ohc/SOUL.md     → who the agent is (constant)
~/.ohc/USER.md     → who you are (your preferences, stack, style)
.ohc/PROJECT.md    → what this project is (stack, conventions, gotchas)
.ohc/notepad.md    → what's in progress right now (human-editable)

Paths are created by ohc setup (PROJECT.md / notepad.md under .ohc/ in the repo; SOUL.md / USER.md under ~/.ohc/ by default).

You can edit .ohc/notepad.md directly between sessions. Write for your future self or teammate. The agent picks up exactly where you left off.

12-hook event system

oh-my-colab intercepts 12 Claude Code lifecycle events (SessionStart, UserPromptSubmit, PreToolUse, PostToolUse, PostToolUseFailure, SubagentStart, SubagentStop, PreCompact, PostCompact, Stop, SessionEnd, PermissionRequest). Each hook runs a Node.js handler under hooks/ that can inject <system_reminder> context, persist state, and enforce workflows. Plugin installs use hooks/plugin-hooks.json (with ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} paths). ohc setup wires the equivalent nested hooks object into .claude/settings.json and copies hooks/hooks.json to .claude/hooks.json as auxiliary reference.


Workflows — keyword-triggered

Core six:

| Keyword | Workflow | What happens | | -------------- | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | "explore" | EXPLORE | Reads codebase, populates .ohc/PROJECT.md | | "deepsearch" | EXPLORE | Targeted deep search — grep patterns, trace data flows, map dependencies for a specific concept (deep mode of explore) | | "plan this" | PLAN | Interview → approaches → task list → confirms before building ("design this" routes here too — see hooks/keyword-map.json) | | "build" | BUILD | Loads plan → coding-skill-lookup → subagents → TDD → verifier | | "review" | REVIEW | Spec compliance + code quality report | | "ship it" | SHIP | Pre-merge check → changelog → PR → clean | | "retro" | RETRO | Session diff → patterns → update memory files |

Meta-workflows:

| Keyword | Workflow | What happens | | -------------- | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | "autopilot" | AUTOPILOT | PLAN + BUILD + REVIEW chained, pauses at plan for OK ("full auto" skips that gate) | | "ultrawork" | ULTRAWORK | PLAN + BUILD + REVIEW chained in parallel mode for maximum throughput | | "ralph" | RALPH | BUILD with persistence until tests pass (or max iters); /ohc-ralph maps in hooks/keyword-map.json | | "ralplan" | PLAN | PLAN with persistence and iterative refinement | | "ultrathink" | THINK | Extended brainstorming with deep reasoning and rigorous clarification rubrics | | "stopomc" | STOP | Deactivates all persistent modes (bulk mode off, "stop all" also works) |

Keyword routing is authoritative; edits go in hooks/keyword-map.json (picked up by hooks/on-user-prompt.js).

Claude Code plugin — slash commands

Plugin Markdown lives under commands/ohc-*.md (shown in Claude Code as /ohc-…):

/ohc-setup · /ohc-explore · /ohc-plan · /ohc-build · /ohc-review · /ohc-ship · /ohc-retro · /ohc-autopilot · /ohc-team · /ohc-research · /ohc-skill · /ohc-caveman · /ohc-ralph · /ohc-document-intake

Each workflow row above aligns with keywords; these slashes are explicit equivalents (plus /ohc-setup onboarding and /ohc-document-intake for external specs).


Eleven agents

Definitions live in agents/*.md (eleven files). Routed on Claude Code with the models below:

| Agent | Model | Role | | ------------ | ------ | -------------------------------------------- | | planner | opus | Requirements, design, task decomposition | | executor | sonnet | Code writing, plan implementation | | reviewer | opus | Code review, spec compliance, security | | verifier | sonnet | Test execution — reads actual output | | debugger | sonnet | Hypothesis-driven root cause | | architect | opus | System design, ADRs | | researcher | haiku | Context7 docs, Brave Search | | writer | haiku | Changelogs, PR descriptions | | collaborator | opus | Team handoffs, notepad updates | | librarian | opus | Context efficiency, large file summarization | | advisor | opus | Proactive risk assessment, gap analysis |

The Model column is the Claude Code subagent model routing and applies only on Claude Code. On other platforms the agent .md files are rule/role references — the host platform decides which model runs. hooks/keyword-map.json also maps "handoff" / "picking up" phrases to the collaborator agent.


Parallel team support — five-stage pipeline

# Claude Code — native team mode (Task() dispatch)
/ohc-team 3:executor "implement the 3 tasks in .ohc/plans/auth-feature.md"

# CLI — tmux workers
ohc team 2:codex "security review of src/auth"
ohc team 4:gemini "redesign dashboard components"
ohc team 3:claude "write tests for utils/ modules"

Every team runs an internal pipeline, gated by evidence:

team-plan → team-prd → team-exec → team-verify → team-fix ⤺ → team-merge → done
  • Each worker gets its own git worktree under .ohc/team/<id>/worktrees/<name>/ on an ohc/<id>-<name> branch. The shared research cache (.ohc/research/) is symlinked into every worktree so workers never re-fetch docs another worker already cached.
  • Every worker must write RESULT.json (status, tests, files_changed, artifacts, notes) plus per-worker notes.md. The orchestrator refuses to advance past team-exec until every worker has written RESULT.json — no "pretend it's done".
  • If team-verify finds failures, ohc team advance auto-dispatches fix workers back into the same worktrees. Capped at 3 fix attempts; then it hands off to a human at team-merge.
  • ohc team merge <id> runs git merge --no-ff per worker branch, stopping on conflict so you can resolve manually.
  • Dirty worktrees block ohc team shutdown without --force. Nothing gets discarded silently.

State lives under .ohc/state/team/<id>/ and is inspectable via ohc team status <id>.

Team CLI

ohc team N:provider "task"            # Spawn team (starts at team-exec)
ohc team status <id>                  # Stage, RESULT.json counts, failing workers
ohc team advance <id>                 # Drive pipeline one step (auto-dispatches fix workers)
ohc team poll <id>                    # Check tmux worker exit sentinels (codex/gemini)
ohc team merge <id>                   # Merge worker branches back; stops on first conflict
ohc team shutdown <id> [--force]      # Remove worktrees
ohc team list                         # List all active teams

Skills — enforced, not suggested

"Trigger" is how the skill gets loaded: keyword phrases are matched by hooks/on-user-prompt.js against hooks/keyword-map.json; "referenced" skills are loaded by another skill or workflow.

| Skill | Trigger | Enforces | | ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ohc-coding-discipline | CLAUDE.md / Cursor rules norms + keywords "discipline", "scope check" | Minimal scope, surgical changes, explicit assumptions, verifiable success criteria | | explore-codebase | "explore", "explore codebase", "understand", "deepsearch", "deep search" | Reading order, .ohc/PROJECT.md population; deep mode: targeted pattern/flow search | | brainstorming | referenced by writing-plans | Socratic questioning; references/product-brief-template.md for greenfield framing | | writing-plans | "plan this"; substring plan ; write a plan | ≤2h tasks, confirmation gate before BUILD | | autopilot | "autopilot", "auto pilot", "full auto"; /ohc-autopilot | PLAN → BUILD → REVIEW chain (full auto skips plan gate in keyword map) | | document-intake | "from my docs", "existing spec", "external spec", "document intake", /ohc-document-intake | Respect third-party PRD/RFC layouts; emit .ohc/doc-sources.md + traced .ohc/plans/ | | test-driven-development | "tdd", "test first" | RED-GREEN-REFACTOR, 0 failing 0 skipped | | subagent-driven-development | referenced by BUILD workflow | Git worktrees, dispatch protocol | | systematic-debugging | "debug", "broken", "not working", "why is" | Hypothesis before fix | | requesting-code-review | "review", "code review", "check this" | Two-pass: spec then quality | | finishing-a-branch | "ship", "ship it", "finish branch" | Pre-merge check, changelog, PR, cleanup + optional references/production-checklist.md | | retrospective | "retro", "retrospective" | Session diff, pattern extraction, memory update | | context7-aware-coding | referenced when using libs | Live docs via Context7 — cache-first via .ohc/research/, no guessing | | writing-skills | reference doc (meta) | Skill authoring guide and structure | | ralph | "ralph", "keep going", "ralph mode", /ohc-ralph | Persistent BUILD until tests pass | | caveman | "stop caveman" / "normal mode" (exit); "caveman mode", "compressed mode" (enter) | Persistent compressed responses with technical accuracy |

The repo ships 33 skills under skills/*/SKILL.md and skills/coding/*/SKILL.md. Canonical keyword list: hooks/keyword-map.json.

Each skill: SKILL.md (≤200 lines) + references/ (on demand) + scripts/ (output only).


MCP servers

| Server | Purpose | Key | | ---------------- | ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | Context7 | Live library docs | Optional (free at context7.com/dashboard) | | GitHub MCP | Repos, PRs, issues, CI | GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN | | Brave Search | Web search | BRAVE_API_KEY | | Playwright | Browser automation, e2e | No | | Firecrawl | Web scraping | FIRECRAWL_API_KEY | | Linear | Remote MCP (mcp.linear.app) | No secret in default ohc setup (scripts/setup/index.js) | | Sentry | Hosted MCP (mcp.sentry.dev) | No secret in default setup (add auth if your org requires it) | | Figma | Hosted MCP (mcp.figma.com) | No secret in default setup (add tokens if your org requires it) |

Interactive ohc setup only prompts for env vars where scripts/setup/index.js marks needsKey: true for your selection (Context7 remains optional).


Research cache (cross-session, anti-goldfish)

Every Context7 / Brave / GitHub doc fetch is persisted to .ohc/research/ so future sessions don't re-fetch the same thing. The researcher agent runs cache-firstlookup() before any external call. At session start, on-session-start.js injects an <ohc_research_index> reminder listing cached entries so the agent knows upfront what's already answered. The executor/verifier can stamp verified_working: true + the commit SHA onto an entry, giving the reviewer a research audit trail.

ohc research list                     # List cached entries (freshness, library, topic)
ohc research show <lib> <topic>       # Print one entry
ohc research search "<query>"         # Substring search across the cache
ohc research verify <lib> <topic> [commit]  # Mark an entry as verified-working
ohc research prune [--older-than N]   # Remove expired / >N-day entries
ohc research clear                    # Nuke the cache

Default TTL is 30 days. on-session-end.js auto-prunes stale entries. In /ohc-team mode, the cache directory is symlinked into every worker worktree so the whole team shares one source of truth.


ohc CLI

ohc setup                          # Interactive onboarding (+ optional CONTEXT templates)
ohc doctor                         # Health: .ohc, hooks JSON, MCP env hints, semver (colab devs)
ohc team N:provider "task"         # Spawn a team — see "Parallel team support" above
ohc research list | show | search  # Cross-session research cache
ohc skill list                     # List installed + draft skills
ohc skill promote <name>           # Promote draft to project skill
ohc skill draft <name>             # Scaffold a new skill
ohc version                        # Show version
ohc help                           # All commands

Philosophy

oh-my-colab enforces:

  • Plan before build — no code for tasks >30min without an approved plan
  • Minimal scope — no speculative features, no gold-plating
  • Verify before done — verifier reads actual test output, not just "tests pass"
  • Learn after done — every session teaches the system something via RETRO

These are not suggestions. The hooks, skills, and workflow gates enforce them.


Contributing

Before contributing a skill: read skills/writing-skills/SKILL.md. Claude Code slash sources live in commands/ohc-*.md; keep name in YAML frontmatter in sync with the filename stem.

  • SKILL.md must be ≤200 lines (CI blocks if not)
  • Move detailed content to references/
  • Move executable tools to scripts/
  • Test on Claude Code + at least one other platform
  • npm test runs a Node subset on Windows; full bash smoke (symlink worktree): npm run test:shell (Git Bash / WSL / Linux/macOS)

License

MIT © iadr-dev/colab contributors