Omnigent adds a universal layer above existing agent harnesses—like Claude Code, Codex, and custom agents—to let you mix models, enforce stateful policies, and collaborate live in shared sessions. It provides one-line agent swaps, contextual security and cost controls, OS sandboxing, cloud execution, and real-time collaboration, all open-sourced under Apache 2.0.

• Databricks open-sourced Omnigent (Apache 2.0) as a meta-harness that sits above Claude Code, Codex, and custom agents, letting you swap models or harnesses with one line of code instead of rewriting logic.
• It enforces runtime policies rather than prompt-based guardrails—e.g., pausing a session after $100 in LLM spend or requiring human approval before a git push if new npm packages were installed.
• It adds real-time multi-user collaboration via shareable URLs, cross-platform clients (web, mobile, macOS), and cloud execution through providers like Modal, Daytona, Fly.io, or Railway.
• Agents are defined once in YAML and portable across harnesses, with an OS-level sandbox that intercepts network requests to control when secrets are injected.