iamtouchskyer/opc

OPC — One Person Company

A full team in a single Claude Code skill. You're the CEO — OPC is everyone else.

16 specialist agents (PM, Designer, Security, Devil's Advocate, and more) that build, review, and evaluate your code through a digraph-based pipeline with code-enforced quality gates.

How It Works

One principle: the agent that does the work never evaluates it.

Task → Flow Selection → Node Execution → Gate Verdict → Route Next
                              ↑                              ↓
                              └──────── ITERATE/FAIL ────────┘

1. Task inference — reads your request, picks a flow template (quick, review, build-verify, full-stack, pre-release), and enters at the right node.

2. Typed nodes — each node has a type (discussion, build, review, execute, gate) with specific protocols. Build nodes produce commits. Review nodes dispatch parallel subagents. Gate nodes compute verdicts from code, not LLM judgment.

3. Mechanical gates — verdicts are computed by opc-harness synthesize: any red = FAIL, any yellow = ITERATE, all green = PASS. No LLM gets to decide if a finding is "important enough."

4. Cycle limits — max 3 loops per edge, 5 re-entries per node, 20-30 total steps depending on flow. Oscillation detection catches A↔B loops.

Quality Architecture

The system is built on a zero-trust axiom: every critical output must have an independent verification path. Four layers:

• L0 — Zero Trust: Decision axiom — not code, not prompt. Every critical output needs an independent verification path.
• L1 — Shape Single Agent: Intervene during token generation — persona setting, anti-pattern tables, mandatory output structure, scope anchoring, quality gates.
• L2 — Design Agent Flow: Multi-agent coordination — separation of concerns, flow topology (parallel review / sequential build), context isolation (file-based handoff,