open-multi-agent vs switch
open-multi-agent: OMA (Open Multi-Agent) is a self-hosted TypeScript runtime for single agents, task pipelines and goal-planned teams. Consequential actions pause for durable approvals bound to a hash of what the reviewer saw, and every run leaves a record that can be verified offline.; switch: Switch turns channels in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram and Mattermost into rooms where people and AI teammates work with shared context. Any agent that speaks its protocol can join, from a Claude Code agent on a laptop to a LangChain agent on a server, and the whole system can be self-hosted.
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Run agents that must get human sign-off before writing files or running shell
Work on a feature with a colleague and a Claude Code agent in one channel
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