Quickstart

Open a project, start your first agent session, send a prompt, and discover Mission Control in five minutes.

This walkthrough takes about five minutes and assumes you’ve installed OFM and have at least one agent CLI logged in.

1. Open a project

On the welcome screen, choose Open a folder (or clone a Git repo, or pick a WSL distro path). The project appears as a tile in the left rail, with its file tree, editor and terminal.

2. Start an agent session

Click the project, then start a session with any installed provider — Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor Agent, OpenCode, Vibe or Kimi Code. The agent runs in a real embedded terminal (PTY); you interact with it exactly as you would in a normal shell.

3. Send your first prompt

Type a prompt and send it. You can paste or drag screenshots straight in — OFM saves each one and injects the real paths at send time (see Screenshots). If you repeat the same instruction often, save it as a reusable prompt shortcut and choose whether OFM should insert it for review or send it immediately.

4. Run several agents at once

Open more sessions — same project or others, same provider or different ones. Then open Mission Control to watch them all live on one screen, and jump into any one to steer it.

5. Build up project memory

As sessions accumulate, open Memory to search everything your agents did in the project and turn it into approved facts the next session can reuse — across CLIs, and entirely on your machine.