ompconf

Browse, audit, and repair Oh My Pi config from one terminal UI.

ompconf is a standalone config manager for Oh My Pi users. It gives you a browser for MCP servers, skills, plugins, snapshots, and diagnostics without opening config files by hand.

Why use it?

Need	What ompconf gives you
Understand an OMP setup	One overview of MCP servers, skills, plugins, snapshots, and diagnostics.
Inspect config safely	Read-only status, list, doctor, and TUI views with redaction by default.
Fix MCP state	Enable or disable MCP server entries through commands or the TUI.
Audit extension sprawl	Browse global, project, managed, and external skills with status markers.
Recover from config changes	Snapshot and rollback support before mutating operations.

Screenshots

All screenshots below use the sanitized demo fixture in demo/fixtures. They do not show a real user profile, private MCP URLs, local home paths, tokens, or personal infrastructure.

Overview

The Overview screen shows the complete config surface at a glance: diagnostics, MCPs, skills, plugins, and rollback snapshots.

MCP browser

The MCP view shows server status, scope, transport summary, config path, and enable/disable actions. Mouse click, double-click, e, and d are wired to the same action path.

Skills browser

The skills view separates user and project skills, shows validity, and previews descriptions so duplicate or stale instruction packs are easier to spot.

Plugin surfaces

The plugins view combines package, lockfile, registry, and installed-plugin surfaces into one browseable list.

Inline search

Press / to search the current section without leaving the TUI. Normal navigation keys are blocked while the search box is focused, so text input does not accidentally move rows or toggle servers.

Quick start

git clone https://github.com/wolfiesch/ompconf.git
cd ompconf
bun install
bun link
ompconf tui

Run read-only checks first:

ompconf status
ompconf doctor
ompconf list --kind skill
ompconf list --kind mcp

Use JSON when you want stable machine-readable output:

ompconf status --json
ompconf list --kind mcp --json
ompconf tui --render --screen mcp --query chrome

TUI controls

Control	Action
/	Search within the active section.
j / k or arrow keys	Move through rows.
[ / ] or Tab	Switch sections.
Mouse click	Select a row.
Mouse wheel	Scroll list or details panes.
Double-click, e, d	Toggle a selected MCP server when the row is actionable.
q, Esc, Ctrl-C	Quit.

Commands

Command	Purpose
ompconf status	Show counts, active paths, and warnings.
ompconf doctor	Report diagnostics for MCPs, skills, plugins, and config files.
ompconf list --kind <kind>	List MCPs, skills, plugins, marketplaces, or all supported list surfaces.
`ompconf mcp <list	add
ompconf skill ...	Inspect and manage skills.
ompconf snapshot	Create rollback checkpoints.
ompconf rollback	Restore a prior snapshot.
ompconf tui	Open the interactive terminal browser.

Global scoping flags keep demos, tests, and audits isolated:

ompconf status \
  --home demo/fixtures/home \
  --cwd demo/fixtures/home/workspace/example-project \
  --state-dir demo/fixtures/home/.ompconf

Screenshot fixture

Regenerate the sanitized fixture:

bun scripts/generate-demo-fixture.js

Render a screenshot with VHS:

vhs demo/tapes/overview.tape

The fixture intentionally uses only example.com and local ~-redacted paths. Do not use a live OMP home for marketing screenshots.

Development

bun install
bun test
bun run check

Focused TUI checks:

bun test test/tui.test.ts test/tui-theme.test.ts
ompconf tui --render --screen mcp --query chrome

Release safety

Before publishing screenshots or docs, scan the candidate assets for:

• absolute home paths such as /Users/... or /home/...
• real MCP URLs, internal hostnames, or infrastructure names
• tokens, API keys, cookies, credentials, or authorization headers
• live diagnostics from a personal profile

Use demo/fixtures for public material. Use your real ~/.omp only for private debugging.

License

MIT