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I'm enjoying the maximal version: https://omp.sh https://omp.sh

by pornel 2mo ago

frogperson 2mo ago
OMP is great. I pair it with https://nono.sh/ https://nono.sh/ and sleep alot easier at night.
alasano 2mo ago
I find omp funny because it's the opposite of why Iike Pi.
- JSR_FDED 2mo ago
  It’s more like a curated config. Like using Astro or Lunar instead of starting with a plain Neovim and crafting your own configuration.
  - jeremyjh 2mo ago
    It goes further than that. I mean, it has a bash interpreter natively linked into it.
- WinstonSmith84 2mo ago
  it depends on how you see things. By default OMP with all its options turned off is very much like Pi, just with a better UX/UI - and - a faster start, somehow. And you can turn things on when needed. I see people like Pi because it's super skinny and they can tweak it with extensions A, B or C. I like OMP because I don't have to spend time figuring out the next best thing while there is a guy out there who knows (more than me) what he is doing and packaging all the good stuff into his app. Yes it's opinionated, but I use regularly half of the installed extensions - and occasionally play with other features too. But I can agree on a thing: the best for OMP would be to have a clear "list of extensions" that can be activated or deactivated (to unclutter the menus)
LaurensBER 2mo ago
OMP is great to get started with, there's a whole bunch of stuff in there but it's mostly optional and turned off by default (like the memory backend). You can always try it and create a custom Pi config with only the stuff that you find useful if it's too much. I'm really enjoying the advisor mode (you can have a second model monitor the output of the primary model and have it "steer" the primary when it makes a mistake or goes off the rails) and the automatic fallback to a second provider if the primary one has issues (Deepseek had some issues yesterday). I need to dive a bit into the system prompt to see how much context OMP actually adds. I think the system prompt is still 2-3k tokens but that probably depends on bells and whistles.
catlover76 2mo ago
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I'm enjoying the maximal version: https://omp.sh https://omp.sh

by pornel 2mo ago

I'm enjoying the maximal version: https://omp.sh https://omp.sh

frogperson 2mo ago

OMP is great. I pair it with https://nono.sh/ https://nono.sh/ and sleep alot easier at night.

alasano 2mo ago

I find omp funny because it's the opposite of why Iike Pi.

JSR_FDED 2mo ago
It’s more like a curated config. Like using Astro or Lunar instead of starting with a plain Neovim and crafting your own configuration.
- jeremyjh 2mo ago
  It goes further than that. I mean, it has a bash interpreter natively linked into it.
WinstonSmith84 2mo ago
it depends on how you see things. By default OMP with all its options turned off is very much like Pi, just with a better UX/UI - and - a faster start, somehow. And you can turn things on when needed. I see people like Pi because it's super skinny and they can tweak it with extensions A, B or C. I like OMP because I don't have to spend time figuring out the next best thing while there is a guy out there who knows (more than me) what he is doing and packaging all the good stuff into his app. Yes it's opinionated, but I use regularly half of the installed extensions - and occasionally play with other features too. But I can agree on a thing: the best for OMP would be to have a clear "list of extensions" that can be activated or deactivated (to unclutter the menus)

LaurensBER 2mo ago

OMP is great to get started with, there's a whole bunch of stuff in there but it's mostly optional and turned off by default (like the memory backend). You can always try it and create a custom Pi config with only the stuff that you find useful if it's too much. I'm really enjoying the advisor mode (you can have a second model monitor the output of the primary model and have it "steer" the primary when it makes a mistake or goes off the rails) and the automatic fallback to a second provider if the primary one has issues (Deepseek had some issues yesterday). I need to dive a bit into the system prompt to see how much context OMP actually adds. I think the system prompt is still 2-3k tokens but that probably depends on bells and whistles.

catlover76 2mo ago

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