- Added typed event listeners and granular event handling for all RPC notification types. - Added set_todos RPC command and todoPhases session state field for todo phase management. - Added RpcClient initialization parameters (thinking, tools, no_session, rpc_defaults) for startup configuration. - Added install_headless_ui() method and todo management methods (get_todos, set_todos, clear_todos). - Added TodoItem and TodoPhase dataclasses with parser functions for structured todo representation. - Added RPC mode behavior: disables session title generation by default and resets workflow settings to built-in defaults.
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omp-rpc
Typed Python bindings for the omp --mode rpc protocol used by the coding agent.
This package wraps the newline-delimited JSON RPC transport exposed by the CLI and provides:
- typed command methods for the stable RPC surface
- typed startup options for common
omp --mode rpcflags such as thinking level, tool selection, prompt appends, provider session IDs, and headless session toggles - typed protocol models for state, bash results, compaction, and session stats
- a process-backed client that manages request correlation over stdio
- typed per-event listeners plus a typed catch-all notification hook
- helpers for collecting prompt runs and handling extension UI requests in manual or headless mode
Basic Usage
from omp_rpc import RpcClient
with RpcClient(provider="anthropic", model="claude-sonnet-4-5") as client:
state = client.get_state()
print(state.model.id if state.model else "no model")
turn = client.prompt_and_wait("Reply with just the word hello")
print(turn.require_assistant_text())
The wrapper also exposes the common RPC startup flags directly, so scripts do not
need to build extra_args by hand:
from omp_rpc import RpcClient
with RpcClient(
model="openrouter/anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6",
thinking="high",
no_session=True,
no_skills=True,
no_rules=True,
tools=("read", "edit", "write"),
append_system_prompt="Focus on reproducible benchmark behavior.",
) as client:
print(client.get_state().thinking_level)
For orchestration hosts, the wrapper also exposes typed event hooks and a simple way to seed todos before the first prompt:
from omp_rpc import MessageUpdateEvent, RpcClient
def on_message_update(event: MessageUpdateEvent) -> None:
assistant_event = event.assistant_message_event
if assistant_event.get("type") == "text_delta":
print(assistant_event["delta"], end="", flush=True)
with RpcClient(model="openrouter/anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6", no_session=True) as client:
client.on_message_update(on_message_update)
client.set_todos(
[
"Map the read and edit tool surface.",
"Exercise the supported edit paths.",
"Write concrete findings and gaps.",
]
)
client.prompt_and_wait("Evaluate the current tool behavior.")
set_todos() accepts either a flat list of todo strings/items or explicit
phases, and get_state().todo_phases returns the typed current todo state.
By default the client runs:
omp --mode rpc
You can also point it at a custom command, which is useful inside this repo while developing against the Bun entrypoint:
from omp_rpc import RpcClient
with RpcClient(
command=[
"bun",
"packages/coding-agent/src/cli.ts",
"--mode",
"rpc",
"--provider",
"anthropic",
"--model",
"claude-sonnet-4-5",
],
) as client:
print(client.get_state().session_id)
Extension UI Requests
Extensions in RPC mode can ask the host for input. Those requests are available as
typed ExtensionUiRequest instances:
request = client.next_ui_request(timeout=5.0)
if request.method == "confirm":
client.send_ui_confirmation(request.id, True)
elif request.method in {"input", "editor"}:
client.send_ui_value(request.id, "approved")
For non-interactive scripts, you can install a default headless policy instead of handling every request manually:
with RpcClient(model="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5") as client:
client.install_headless_ui()
turn = client.prompt_and_wait("needs ui-safe automation")
print(turn.assistant_text)
That helper ignores passive UI notifications (notify, setStatus, setWidget,
setTitle, set_editor_text), answers confirm with False, and cancels
select/input/editor requests unless you provide explicit values.
Protocol Reference
The canonical wire protocol still lives in the repo at
docs/rpc.md.