Invoke from the project
Build task-relevant project context from the terminal, request, and local workspace.
XOPC Code · Terminal agent workspace
Run xopc from a project directory to use powerful coding agents and their harness for understanding, changing, and verifying a real codebase. Built-in Codebase Memory makes code queryable; when the task is not coding, switch agents in the same terminal and keep moving.
Start with Code
Install xopc, connect the agent you prefer, then code—or switch to another task—from a local project directory.
For developers who already have a Node.js environment.
npm install -g @xopcai/xopcConnect Codex, Claude Code, or the coding capability you choose during setup.
xopc onboardInvoke a coding agent in the project directory, then switch agents when the task changes.
xopcFrom terminal to delivery
The point is not how much code appears at once; it is understanding, changing, validating, and handing off a real project responsibly.
Build task-relevant project context from the terminal, request, and local workspace.
Clarify the implementation path, impact area, and required verification before editing.
Use connected coding agents to make changes, repair issues, and call the tools needed in the workspace.
Use the diff, commands, and verification results to show what changed and what deserves attention.
One terminal, many agents
XOPC Code gives coding agents task structure, project context, and a delivery harness in the terminal. Codebase Memory makes code structure, relationships, and impact scope queryable; switch agents directly when the task is not coding.
Organize context, plans, tool calls, changes, diffs, and verification around a real codebase, so an agent can drive a complete delivery rather than emit isolated snippets.
Use a built-in code knowledge graph for functions, types, call chains, routes, and cross-service relationships—then combine semantic search, structural queries, and impact analysis to find relevant code quickly.
Beyond coding, switch from the same entry point to an agent suited for research, synthesis, operations, or everyday tasks.
Organize code changes, executed commands, and verification results into a record people can review.
Start with an engineering task
Understand the request and impact area before receiving a reviewable path to implementation.
Trace a problem in the real repository, make the fix, and return the verification result.
Break structural change into verifiable steps to reduce the risk of changing code without checking outcomes.
Switch agents from the same terminal when research, synthesis, or everyday work needs to continue beyond the codebase.
See it before accepting it
Your workspace: work around local projects and established tools.
Your choice: connect different coding agents—or switch to another agent—for the task.
Your review: use changes and verification records to decide whether to accept delivery.
The same xopc runtime
XOPC Worker organizes goals, tool execution, approvals, and durable state into a delivery path for real-world tasks.
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