Does OmniConflux work with my AI vendor?

Very likely. Use the vendor's own command-line tool on your machine, your API key, or a local model. If an agent runs from the command line, the fleet can run it.

Can I run many cloud agents on one personal subscription?

No. A personal subscription runs through the vendor's own tool on your machine, as the vendor allows. We do not pool personal accounts or pass seat logins through a hosted backend. For scale, use API keys or enterprise tokens.

Do agents from different vendors share memory?

They share work through git worktrees and files. We do not claim lossless context transfer between vendors.

Does a vendor endorse OmniConflux by being listed?

No. A listing describes how OmniConflux works with that product. It does not imply a partnership or endorsement.

Integrations

Works with any vendor. Owned by none.

OmniConflux works with any vendor: models through your subscription, your API key or local runtimes, any command-line agent, and open protocols like MCP and OAuth 2.1.

Open by design

OmniConflux integrates with any vendor and never pigeonholes you. Bring models three ways, run any command-line agent, and swap any piece without moving your work. Sign-in uses OAuth 2.1 and OpenID Connect with PKCE, exact redirect matching, header-bound tokens and refresh rotation.

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Models through your subscription

The vendor's own installed tool runs on your machine, under your login, as the vendor allows.

Claude Code
Codex CLI
Gemini CLI

Models through your API key

Your key, direct to the vendor. Works with any provider you hold a key for, including endpoints compatible with the OpenAI API.

Anthropic
OpenAI
Google
Mistral
DeepSeek
xAI

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Local models

Open-weight models on your own hardware. Work stays on the machine.

Ollama
llama.cpp

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Agent harnesses

Process-level control for any command-line agent. Deeper control, including state, handoff and approvals, for agents that speak MCP or ACP.

Claude Code
Codex CLI
Gemini CLI
Aider
OpenCode
Any command-line agent

Protocols

Open standards, so you can check what is happening and swap any piece.

MCP
A2A
ACP
OAuth 2.1
OpenID Connect
PKCE

Social networks

OAuth per network, an app password for Bluesky, and assisted publishing where no public API exists.

LinkedIn
X
Instagram
Facebook
Threads
TikTok
YouTube
Pinterest
Reddit
Bluesky
Substack (assisted)
Medium (assisted)

What we do not claim

We do not run many cloud agents off one personal seat, pool personal accounts across servers, or pass your seat login through a hosted backend. We do not promise zero setup for every agent, or perfect memory shared between vendors. A managed fleet, if you want one, runs on your API keys or enterprise tokens.

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Read the fleet architecture guide, or see how social posting works on the social page.

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Questions

Does OmniConflux work with my AI vendor?: Very likely. Use the vendor's own command-line tool on your machine, your API key, or a local model. If an agent runs from the command line, the fleet can run it.
Can I run many cloud agents on one personal subscription?: No. A personal subscription runs through the vendor's own tool on your machine, as the vendor allows. We do not pool personal accounts or pass seat logins through a hosted backend. For scale, use API keys or enterprise tokens.
Do agents from different vendors share memory?: They share work through git worktrees and files. We do not claim lossless context transfer between vendors.
Does a vendor endorse OmniConflux by being listed?: No. A listing describes how OmniConflux works with that product. It does not imply a partnership or endorsement.

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