What is oh-my-grok?

Oh-my-grok, shortened to OMG, is a plugin that adds multi-agent orchestration on top of Grok Build, which is xAI's command line tool for coding with the Grok model. It does not replace Grok Build. Instead it sits on top of it and manages the workflow around an agent session: planning, tracking evidence of what was done, and confirming that work is actually finished before it counts as complete. The project has a sibling relationship with similar tools built for other AI coding assistants, including one for Claude Code, one for Codex, and one for a tool called OpenAgent. All of them share the same basic idea of adding a structured workflow layer, but this one is built specifically for Grok's runtime. OMG has two parts working together. The first is a Grok plugin containing skills, agent role prompts, and hooks that plug into Grok's own event system. The second is a command line tool called omg, which tracks run state, records proof that steps were completed, and manages accepting and integrating finished work. A hidden folder in each project.omg, stores plans and progress so the omg tool is the only thing allowed to mark work as passed or verified. Worker agents are spawned only through Grok's own subagent feature, one level deep, rather than through a separate forked runtime. There is also a tmux based host session mode, including an experimental multi pane team setup that can be turned on with an environment variable, letting other coding tools share the same session under role rules. The project is careful to note that this isolation is about ownership of work in progress, not a security sandbox. Installation requires the Grok Build CLI already on the system and Python 3.11 or newer. The recommended setup clones the repository to a stable folder, runs an install script, and links the omg command onto the system path. The project is released under the MIT license and is an independent community project, not made by or affiliated with xAI.