OpenAgents Control plugin
A Claude Code plugin with seven specialized subagents and approval gates: the agent proposes a plan and waits for confirmation before touching code
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Why this level
- Subagents write and change code in the project, though the plan requires explicit approval
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/openagents-controlDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Subagents write and change code in the project, though the plan requires explicit approval
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What it does
OpenAgents Control (OAC) is built on top of OpenCode and adds a six-stage workflow with mandatory human approval before execution. Before generating code, the agent loads the project's user-described patterns and standards through a context system, so it doesn't output generic code that ignores decisions the team already made. Work is split across seven subagents: task-manager, context-scout, context-manager, coder-agent, test-engineer, code-reviewer and external-scout, plus nine workflow skills and six user commands. There is a Claude Code plugin version installed via a marketplace, and an OpenCode version.
Who it is for. For dev teams tired of rewriting generated code to match their conventions and who want an explicit plan-approval step.
Good fit when
- You need the agent to follow specific project patterns instead of generic code
- You need a mandatory plan-approval step before the agent starts changing files
- The task needs delegation to specialized subagents like a tester or reviewer
Not a fit when
- You need a quick one-off answer without intermediate approval gates
- The project is too small to describe context and patterns upfront
Example request
Using OAC, add a login endpoint: propose a plan first and wait for my approvalLimitations
The Claude Code plugin is marked beta. The context system's usefulness depends on how thoroughly the team describes its patterns upfront, a separate ten-to-fifteen-minute setup step.
How to disable. Remove the plugin with /plugin uninstall oac, or remove the marketplace with /plugin marketplace remove darrenhinde/OpenAgentsControl.
FAQ
Does it only work with Claude Code?
No, the main version is built on OpenCode; the Claude Code plugin is a separate beta variant of the same workflow.
Is plan approval mandatory?
Yes, that is a stated feature: the agent always asks for confirmation before executing rather than acting autonomously.
How is OpenAgents Control different from ordinary subagent sets?
The plugin adds a six-stage workflow with mandatory human approval: the agent proposes a plan and waits for confirmation before changing code. Seven specialized subagents work from the context you described.
Does OpenAgents Control work in OpenCode and how do I install it in Claude Code?
Yes, the project is built on OpenCode and also works in Claude Code. For Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add darrenhinde/OpenAgentsControl, then /plugin install. Approval gates stay in both environments.
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README in short
The README explains the problem of generic code that ignores project patterns and proposes a fix through a context system and approved steps. It describes a Propose to Approve to Execute process with delegation to specialized subagents, separately documents installing the Claude Code plugin via a marketplace with /plugin marketplace add and /plugin install oac, and the /oac:setup command for initial context loading.