oh-my-field (OMF) is a platform designed to package and verify the capabilities of external agents by recording, structuring, and validating their work. It addresses the issue of agent output and expertise being lost in chat transcripts or terminal logs by transforming one-off agent runs into reusable, verifiable, and portable capabilities. OMF does not serve as an agent runtime itself; instead, it sits alongside agent systems—such as Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, Pi, Odysseus, OpenCode, or custom agents—to capture evidence of what agents have accomplished, preserve that evidence, and promote the repeatable components for future use across different runtimes, models, and projects.
A core feature of OMF is its evidence-first approach: every meaningful agent run results in structured records that document the process and outcomes. Users can import logs, diffs, test results, command histories, user feedback, and generated artifacts from agent work. These are then promoted into capabilities, which are structured as runtime-neutral instructions, context policies, harnesses, provenance data, and review metadata. OMF enables validation of portability by keeping format conversion separate from target-side validation, allowing teams to prove that a capability works across different environments rather than assuming compatibility.
The platform is delivered via a command-line interface (CLI), with installation available through pipx. Users interact with OMF to import recorded agent runs as evidence, promote them into named capabilities, and check their health or validity. The system supports workflows such as normalizing messy CSV data into strict JSON formats or conducting portfolio backtests, ensuring that the results meet predefined contracts and validation criteria. Capability packages are organized with canonical metadata, runtime-neutral instructions, verification boundaries, and human-readable summaries.
OMF is intended for teams and individuals who work with external agents and need a way to capture, reuse, and verify agent-generated capabilities across diverse technical environments.
In the Frameworks & SDKs space, oh-my-field takes a focused approach. Enabling developers to package and manage agent capabilities across different runtimes with evidence-backed workflows. It is built as an open-source project for developers building agent-based systems. oh-my-field is open source under the Apache-2.0 license. oh-my-field is available on the web and the command line, and it can be self-hosted.
Behind oh-my-field is Baekpica, and the product first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 247 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include capability packaging, agent workflow, and cross-runtime support.
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