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omp-connect

v0.2.1

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Unified OAuth and API key login for Oh My Pi / OMP.

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Readme

omp-connect

Unified OAuth and API-key login for Oh My Pi / OMP.

omp-connect keeps the core pi-connect workflow while using the current OMP APIs:

  • /connect with provider selection
  • API-key paste for Google Gemini, OpenRouter, and other registered providers
  • OMP-native OAuth for providers that expose an OAuth login
  • /disconnect with per-credential removal

Install for development

From this repository:

omp plugin link .
omp plugin list --json
omp plugin doctor --json

The manifest is the omp field in package.json; this is an OMP plugin, not a legacy pi package.

Usage

/connect
/connect google
/connect openrouter
/disconnect

/connect google asks for a Gemini / AI Studio API key. The provider picker shows separate OAuth and API-key rows for providers that support both, including OpenRouter, so an existing OpenRouter key can be pasted without being forced through OAuth.

For a direct command such as /connect openrouter, the extension preserves the pi-connect method chooser. OAuth is delegated to OMP's AuthStorage.login; this extension does not implement an OAuth protocol or token exchange.

Credential storage

Pasted keys are saved with OMP's public AuthStorage.upsertCredential API. They are not written to .env, models.yml, keys.json, or a plugin-owned credential file. Existing provider/model IDs are preserved, including google/... and openrouter/....

OMP v18.2.6 supports multiple credentials per provider. upsertCredential appends a different key and updates an identical key, while /disconnect removes only the selected credential. The extension deliberately does not use AuthStorage.set, whose replace-all behavior could silently discard older keys.

The extension never prints API keys, OAuth tokens, credential objects, or provider error objects to logs or test output.

Development notes

The package targets the OMP v18.2.6 public package names. They are optional peer dependencies, not plugin dependencies; OMP supplies them from the host installation when loading the extension, so installing the plugin does not pull a second OMP runtime into the plugin directory:

  • @oh-my-pi/pi-coding-agent
  • @oh-my-pi/pi-ai
  • @oh-my-pi/pi-tui

ExtensionAPI, ExtensionContext, and OAuthPrompt are type-only imports. Two host-resolved runtime imports remain intentional: getOAuthProviders() is not exposed by the injected modelRegistry/authStorage, and the masked API-key prompt uses OMP's injected TUI surface with Container/Input/Text; the public ctx.ui.input() API has no secret/mask option. Removing either runtime import would change provider discovery or reveal pasted keys in the prompt.

License

MIT