omg.dev

omg.dev is an open-source agent control plane built by BennyKok that keeps coding agents running continuously in the cloud, even when your laptop is closed. It supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Pi, and lets you monitor and steer those agents from a mobile app or PWA with push notifications.

What It Is

omg.dev provides a cloud "Computer" — a managed virtual machine — where your coding agents run persistently inside tmux sessions. Instead of tying agent work to your local machine, you hand a task to an agent, it runs on omg's cloud infrastructure, and you get back results (including live preview URLs) without needing to keep your laptop open. The project is open source on GitHub under the handle BennyKok/omg.dev.

How the Workflow Works

The core loop is straightforward:

• You connect your own agent account (Claude, Codex, OpenCode, or Pi) — you own the subscription
• omg.dev provisions a cloud Computer (virtual machine) sized to your plan
• Agents run in parallel sessions; the dashboard shows which are Working vs. Idle
• Push notifications alert you when a task completes, a test goes green, or something needs attention
• You can reply, redirect, or assign new tasks from the iOS app or mobile PWA

The creator notes on the homepage that the system supports voice agents to manage all agents, automation across multiple agents, and agents that are "self-aware of all other agents."

Multi-Agent Architecture

omg.dev is designed for running multiple coding agents in parallel on a single cloud Computer. The pricing page shows session counts (3, 5, 16, 24 agents) scaling with plan tier. Each plan hard-caps compute hours so idle time pauses the machine without deleting the workspace — the creator describes this as "workspace stays." Multiple Claude accounts can be added to a single omg.dev account, a feature highlighted in a public build-in-public post from August 2026.

Mobile-First Control

A key differentiator is the iOS app (shown prominently on the homepage), which displays agent sessions grouped by status and lets users issue new tasks via a text box. The creator states on the homepage that they "haven't been using MacBook for a month" because of this setup — running agents on a VPS and managing everything from a phone. Push notifications via PWA are also supported for non-iOS users.

Open-Source and Build-in-Public Model

The project is open source at github.com/BennyKok/omg.dev and is being built publicly by a solo developer (BennyKok) who shares progress on X (@BennyKokMusic). The homepage features a live timeline of development posts and offers a 30-minute onboarding call directly with the builder. The site also publishes guides on topics like running Claude Code on a VPS, giving agents access, and an agent capacity calculator.

Current Status

omg.dev is actively shipping. The homepage shows a "Start free" call to action and the pricing page describes a free tier alongside paid plans. The project has been featured on There's An AI For That and Fazier. As of August 2026, the builder added support for multiple Claude accounts in a single omg.dev workspace, signaling ongoing feature development.