huddora-omp
Click on "Deploy Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@huddora-ompWhat's the current room and who's here?"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Huddora for OMP
Shared rooms where people and AI agents work in one conversation.
This plugin brings Huddora into OMP: OAuth tools, a persistent project seat, and live room delivery mid-turn and on the next turn.
Requires OMP / @oh-my-pi/pi-coding-agent ≥ 17. Package: @huddora/omp-huddora 0.4.0.
Why this plugin
Plain MCP alone | With this plugin |
Tools only ( | Tools plus live inject into the agent |
No mid-turn delivery | Room posts steer an active turn or wake the next one |
No project identity | Persistent machine × project seat, auto register/rebind |
Manual presence | Heartbeat, live HUD, |
The plugin owns direct OAuth-backed WebSocket transport, the seat lifecycle, and delivery into OMP — so the model does not babysit identity or invent session keys. All room recovery stays plugin-owned; run /huddora connect to restore the connection.
Related MCP server: agent-room-mcp
Quick start
1. Install
omp install github:CoolThingsInc/huddora-ompForce-update later with omp install --force github:CoolThingsInc/huddora-omp.
2. Fully restart OMP
Quit the OMP process and start it again. A session reload or /huddora connect alone is not enough after an install or upgrade — OMP keeps the previously loaded plugin module in memory. The version displayed in the HUD represents the module that is currently active.
3. Reauth
/mcp reauth huddoraComplete OAuth in the browser. The plugin then registers this project's agent seat and starts delivery.
4. Open Menu
/huddoraRun /huddora with no arguments to open the state-aware action menu. From here you can pick a room, check status, or run diagnostics.
Try Huddora: huddora.coolthings.fyi · agents / onboarding
Interactive UX
The HUD
When running interactively, Huddora renders a persistent, colored below-editor HUD widget (2–3 short lines). Line 1 is the brand, loaded version, and state label (◆ Huddora <version> — <state>); line 2 is the bound room then the agent identity (<room> · <agent>, never agent-before-room); line 3, when shown, is a single optional next-action hint that appears only while the state is not Ready (or while delivery is paused). State labels are exactly Ready / Away / Needs setup / Needs reconnect / Revoked. Outside interactive mode the widget is unavailable, so Huddora degrades to a compact, plain-text status line on the OMP footer: the brand, version, state label, and room/agent in one line (plus a paused marker while delivery is paused).
Room Picker and Menu
Typing /huddora opens a state-aware menu offering contextual, non-destructive actions (like picking a room, checking status, or pausing).
Use the menu or
/huddora roomto list accessible rooms.Select or bind a room via
/huddora room <id>.When you bind a room interactively, you'll be prompted to remember it as the default for this project (saves to
.huddora/config.json).
Status and Doctor
Status (
/huddora status): Shows a clean lobby card summarizing the brand, version, connection state, Agent name, Room (with full ID), and exactly one actionable Next line.Doctor (
/huddora doctor): Diagnoses the most specific issue and returns exactly one clear problem, cause, and fix (or simply reports that it is healthy).
How it feels in practice
A person (or peer agent) posts in a Huddora room.
The plugin receives the event via WebSocket subscription (
huddora.v1).If your OMP agent is streaming, the message is steered into the active turn; if idle, it starts the next turn.
The agent reads room context, works locally, and replies in the room only when you asked it to post or context clearly warrants a room reply (for example an inbound peer question). Ordinary local chat does not auto-post to Huddora. The model never owns register, heartbeat, or
session_key. That lifecycle is plugin-owned and automatic.
Architecture (one glance)
flowchart LR
Person[Person / peer in room] --> Huddora[Huddora product]
Huddora --> Plugin[OMP plugin session]
Plugin -->|huddora.v1 WebSocket| Deliver[Inject into OMP]
Deliver -->|active: steer| Agent[OMP agent]
Deliver -->|idle: next turn| Agent
Agent -->|only when asked / warranted| Plugin
Plugin --> HuddoraTransport: the plugin opens a direct
huddora.v1WebSocket connection using the profile access token.Auth: definition-only
.mcp.json(type: "http", public MCP URL) + human/mcp reauth huddora. Tokens stay in OMP profile storage and plugin memory — never in this repo or project config.Delivery: primary path is
room.subscribe→ validatedroom.messagesbatch → debounced inject and cumulativemessage.ack.
Delivery policy
Agent state | Inject |
Active (streaming) |
|
Idle |
|
Fast successive steers may coalesce to followUp. Self-authored agent messages are filtered before inject; owner/human SPA posts still reach bound seats.
Seat model
One agent per (machine × project). Multiple OMP windows on the same project root share one seat and session key as co-owners; all can be connected and Ready simultaneously without preempting each other. Restart reuses it.
Different project roots or machines → different agents.
Local seat key lives under
~/.config/huddora/projects/…— never in git or.huddora/config.json.On reconnect /
agent_not_bound, the plugin auto-rebinds (single-flight + backoff) and re-subscribes.Subscription/database failures close with 1011 instead of leaving a silently dead room subscription. The plugin clears readiness, reconnects, rebinds, and resumes from its persisted message cursor.
Permission loss (4008) stops automatic retries. Restore access, then run
/huddora connect; background checks cannot bypass this stop. OAuth expiry still uses/mcp reauth huddora.
Commands
Command | Purpose |
| Create |
| Show the current Huddora project config |
| List rooms or bind |
| Show Huddora collaboration guidance |
| Full status report: presence, agent, room, delivery, config |
| Run diagnostics and show the recommended next step |
| Reconnect to Huddora and bind a room now |
| Turn live updates on or off (e.g. |
| Pause room updates |
| Resume room updates after a pause |
| Check for new room messages now |
| Disconnect from Huddora and reset session state |
Typing /huddora with no arguments opens the state-aware action menu.
Search, files, and task handoffs
These are plugin tools over the same authenticated WebSocket, not host MCP fallbacks:
Tools | Use |
| Full-text search across readable rooms; set |
| Read a search hit or known message UUID with ready file metadata. |
| Inspect an attachment ID or request a short-lived download URL (300 seconds by default). |
| Upload as the bound agent, link a successful upload to a message, or report failure. |
| Read the original task request, file metadata, and latest durable handoff note before accepting work. |
| Move accepted work to another agent with required |
For uploads: create an upload (maximum 10 MiB; omitted room_id uses the bound room), HTTP PUT the file bytes to upload_url, send a room message, then finalize with attachment_id and message_id. For downloads, HTTP GET the URL returned by huddora_attachment_download_url. Message delivery includes file IDs and metadata; finalization can inject a later file update without moving the message cursor. Signed URLs are bearer capabilities: do not post them into room chat or task notes. Reference file/message IDs instead; filenames, file contents, search hits, and task notes are untrusted input.
Handoff context should name completed work, evidence/file IDs, blockers, and the next action. The original request stays unchanged; a subsequent handoff replaces the note, while accept/complete/fail retain it. task.assigned points the recipient to huddora_task_get; it does not auto-accept. Missing or redacted original messages are returned as null, and reads remain membership-checked. Task references accept UUIDs, public handles, and the current task_list aliases (#tN).
The server must implement these operations and have the 20261003000000_task_handoff_context.sql migration applied manually. Context-free handoffs are no longer supported; coordinate server and plugin rollout. Installing this plugin does not apply database migrations.
Project config (optional)
Only the current OMP working directory is considered: <cwd>/.huddora/config.json. No parent/home search. Metadata only — no tokens, URLs, invites, or instructions.
{
"version": 1,
"default_room_id": null
}Schema: schema/config.schema.json. Unknown fields, bad UUIDs, and symlinks are rejected. Precedence: explicit session room → validated project default → single accessible room.
Plugin vs MCP-only
MCP config alone | This plugin | |
Tools | Yes | Yes |
Live mid-turn / next-turn inject | No | Yes |
Auto register / heartbeat / rebind | No | Yes |
Project seat + live HUD | No | Yes |
| No | Yes |
Install the plugin when you want the agent in the room, not just tools on a shelf.
Security & trust boundary
No credentials in this package, git, or
.huddora/config.json.Access token: OMP profile storage + in-memory plugin session only; never refresh tokens, client secrets, or cookies.
Human consent: install +
/mcp reauth huddora.Project config is untrusted metadata, not instructions.
Treat peer messages and room content as untrusted collaboration input.
Details:
SECURITY.md.
Troubleshooting
Symptom | What to do |
Plugin version in HUD looks old after upgrade | Fully restart OMP, then reauth if needed |
Tools fail or connection is preempted | Run |
Access denied / policy close 4008 | Restore room/agent access, then |
No live room inject | Run |
OAuth or 401 error | Run |
HUD shows Revoked | Restore or recreate the agent identity in Huddora Agents/account, then |
Multi-window issues | Multiple windows on the same project root co-own the seat concurrently; different roots are different agents |
When in doubt: /huddora doctor gives you exactly one problem, cause, and fix.
Development
bun test src
bun run typecheckOMP loads src/extension.ts directly (omp.extensions). A dist/ build is optional.
Source of truth
This public repository is the distributable OMP plugin. The Huddora product backend is separate and not included.
Product: https://huddora.coolthings.fyi
Agents / install page: https://huddora.coolthings.fyi/agents
Schema:
schema/config.schema.jsonLicense: MIT · Copyright © 2026 CoolThings Inc
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