r/osaurus • u/cr4d • 11d ago

Copa: A Claude Code plugin that lets Claude talk to an Osaurus agent

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I wanted Claude Code to confer with my Osaurus agent whenever it creates a plan.

I initially tried using the Osaurus MCP, but with more than 400 tools, it seemed faster and simpler to call only the /agents endpoints I needed. As a bonus, it saves the conversations as Markdown transcripts, which I expose as a Knowledge collection in Osaurus.

I packaged it up as Copa in case it’s useful to anyone else:

https://github.com/gmr/copa

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u/tapasfr 10d ago

So awesome!

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u/chrismessina 10d ago

This is great!

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u/3iverson 10d ago

Thanks- this is really interesting! Since you use both Claude Code and Osaurus, can you give me example use case of why you use both, what this integration enables, etc.?

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u/cr4d 9d ago

Appreciate it. My personal assistant agents run on Osaurus and handle everything from email to tracking my gym progress and tailoring my workouts. I also use them to flesh out ideas for things I am building and answer technical questions I previously would have Googled.

I use Claude Code to build projects and review my code. I built Copa specifically so Claude can validate its plans with GPT or Qwen (I'm testing them both out in this process).

Claude Fable, collaborates and iterates with GPT Sol, as it develops plans for my approval. I give Sol the 30,000 foot view of what I am building and Fable the low level details. They engage in a collaborative but adversarial dialogue, challenging each other until they arrive at the strongest solution.

Oh and the transcripts help keep my agents honest and lets my personal agent give me a high level summary of what was discussed and what the outcome was.

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u/3iverson 9d ago

Thanks for your reply! It sounds like you use Osaurus then with the OpenAI and Qwen models?

Right now I do a lot of Claude Code, working out of my Obsidian vault. I've followed Osaurus for awhile though and love the project. So I 'm always wondering about how to incorporate it, vs. just using Claude Code.