OMT Global builds practical open-source systems for people who prefer infrastructure and automation they can inspect, operate, and own.
Our work centers on agent-assisted engineering, self-hosted developer infrastructure, systems programming, and focused macOS tools. The portfolio is operator-led: repositories favor explicit boundaries, reproducible validation, and documentation that serves both human and automated contributors.
- axiomlang — A typed intent and semantic construction system with a Rust-hosted bootstrap compiler.
- bootstrap — A manifest-first control plane for repository scaffolding, GitHub governance, portable agent profiles, and reusable signed AI attestation workflows.
- github-runner-fleet — A self-hosted GitHub Actions runner fleet for Synology pools, Docker-capable hosts, and ephemeral macOS workers.
- Flapline — A native macOS split-flap screensaver built in Swift.
- flow defines the issue, pull-request, worker-lane, and merge-gate protocol used across the organization.
- apw-cli mediates local credential access through a Rust CLI and macOS app broker.
- icloud-cli provides read-only command-line access to local iCloud-backed Apple state.
- mailplus-intelligence adds metadata and semantic intelligence to MailPlus without duplicating raw mail.
- machete handles repeatable macOS setup and maintenance.
- home-tv-channel-list generates print-ready accordion-fold TV channel guides from CSV data.
Each repository documents its own maturity, setup, and validation commands. Organization-wide defaults cover contributing, security reporting, support, and our code of conduct; repository-specific guidance takes precedence when present.
OMT Global is maintained by a small operator-led team. Issues and pull requests are welcome when they are scoped, evidence-backed, and aligned with the repository's stated purpose.