OOMPF documentation
How to publish, inspect, search, and install OMP profiles with OOMPF — and how OOMPF explains the profile concepts you need to share a configuration. OMP remains the authority for the runtime.
Machine-readable: /docs/llms.txt ·/openapi.json·/llms.txt
Introduction
- What is OOMPF?The public index and authority for sharing, inspecting, and installing OMP profiles.
- Getting startedInstall the CLI, publish a profile, and install one by its OOMPF URL.
Profiles
- OMP profilesWhat a profile is, what it configures, and where the runtime authority lives.
- Profile formatThe native OMP YAML fields OOMPF reads, with an annotated example.
- Metadata and summariesThe optional namespaced `oompf` block — summary, kind, tags, and links.
- Models and providersFriendly-first model display, alias classification, and curated links.
Workflow
- Publishing a profileTurn a local profile into a public Gist and register its metadata.
- Installing a profileInstall a shared profile safely by its canonical OOMPF URL.
- Provenance and revisionsHow OOMPF records source URL, revision, and the SHA-256 fingerprint.
Reference
- CLI referenceSyntax, examples, output, and failure modes for oompf publish, inspect, search, and add.
- Compatibility and limitationsWhat OOMPF guarantees, the API versioning policy, and explicit non-goals.