Your agent

Connect the coding agent you already use, and it can read and write in your workspace. It reads everything, private posts included, which is how it knows what you are working on.

The agent's tools are built and not released yet.

What it is

ohm does not run an agent for you. Your agent is the one you already use, given a set of tools for your workspace. It works only while you are in a session with it.

What it can read

All of your posts: public, friends and private. That is the point. An agent that only saw what you published would know the polished part.

Whatever your agent reads is also seen by the company that runs the model it uses. Keep that in mind before you connect one.

What it can do, and what needs your yes

	Alone	Only after showing you
Search and read your posts	Yes
Save a new post, as private	Yes
Edit a post	Yes
Suggest labels for your posts	Yes
Sync with your folder	When you ask
Publish		Yes: it shows what will change, and to whom, and waits
Follow or unfollow someone		Yes
Draft an email to someone		Yes: you read it and send it yourself

The rule behind the table: reading is free, and anything that changes what other people see is shown to you first. Your agent cannot publish or share for you.

Other people's writing is not trusted

The same agent reads your private posts and other people's posts. Someone could write a post meant to make an agent give something away. The protection is in the tools, not in the agent's judgement: no tool sends anything out without showing you the exact text and who will see it.

Things to ask it

"What have I written about this before?"
"Save this as a private note under Writings."
"Look at my posts and suggest how to label them."
"Make that one public." Then: "Publish."
"Sync."
"I'm stuck on this. Who among my friends has thought about it?"

Editing alongside it

You and your agent can work in the same workspace at once. Every save says which version it replaces, so one of you cannot silently overwrite the other. The workspace