Developer Forks OpenCode to Build Node-Based Multi-Agent AI Workflow Tool

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A developer has released OpenFlow, an open-source project forked from OpenCode's harness, designed to enable multi-agent AI workflows instead of single prompt-agent interactions. The tool lets users build reusable pipelines by creating agent cards with designated roles — such as planner, architect, or coder — and linking them in chains. OpenFlow retains OpenCode's bring-your-own-key model and supports multiple AI providers. The developer cited frustrations with the unreliability and limitations of current AI models as motivation for building a more structured, collaborative approach. The project is available on GitHub and is still under active development.

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