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Let's get straight to the point
This week, oh-my-coder completed the most intense iteration ever, transitioning from a command line tool to a desktop app, evolving from a single feature to a full-fledged Agent collaboration system; we've basically polished the entire project.
If you checked out this project last week, coming back this week, you'll see it's a whole new ball game.

What we accomplished this week
🖥️ The desktop version is officially live
This is the biggest update of the week.
oh-my-coder now has a real desktop app, so you don't have to stare at the black command line anymore; you can execute all your trades in a clean interface:

Let’s get straight to the point
This week, oh-my-coder completed its most intense iteration ever, transitioning from a command line tool to a desktop app, evolving from a single function to a full-fledged Agent collaboration system. We basically polished the entire project.
If you checked out this project last week, coming back this week will show you it’s a whole new game.

What went down this week
🖥️ The desktop version is officially live
This is the biggest update of the week.
oh-my-coder now has a legit desktop app; you no longer need to stare at that black command line window, but can execute all your trades on a clean interface:

In conclusion.
After I published that article last time, a friend asked me: "The multi-Agent programming assistant you mentioned, I downloaded it and tried it, it's quite useful. Is there anything new recently?"
Yes, and quite a few.
In the past month, we have revamped the entire system from skeleton to flesh; the core hasn't changed - it's still the multi-Agent programming assistant using domestic large models - but now it resembles a real development team more: it can plan tasks by itself, perceive your project structure, work quietly in the background, and inform you when tasks are completed or if issues arise, it will self-review and optimize.