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You can route prompts to local AI providers by using the omc wrapper, which directs your queries to Claude, Codex, or Gemini without exposing raw CLI commands. This ensures safe automation and consistent artifact paths.

Yes, routing AI prompts requires the chosen local CLI to be installed and authenticated. The omc wrapper enforces provider authentication and version compatibility to ensure safe automation before generating responses.

AI prompt responses are automatically saved as artifacts under the .omc/artifacts/ask directory. Each response is persisted with a timestamped slug, ensuring consistent artifact paths for later review.

The best way to automate advisory and triage tasks is using the omc ask flow, which routes decision-support prompts to specified AI providers locally. It handles version compatibility and saves the outputs as timestamped artifacts.

The omc wrapper hides raw CLI commands to enforce safe automation and ensure correct versions are used. By abstracting the CLI, it directs prompts cleanly to the chosen provider while managing authentication and artifact persistence.

Yes, you can use the omc wrapper for decision-support tasks without managing CLI versions manually. It enforces version compatibility through the wrapper, allowing you to route prompts to providers and save results safely.