Omni FAQs

Question 1

Is Omni a read-only tool, and how does it ensure code safety?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Omni is fundamentally a passive observation platform with a strict read-only guarantee for source files. Its scanners never modify your code. Any reports or artifacts generated are written exclusively to designated directories, ensuring your original codebase remains untouched.

Question 2

What is the difference between Standalone and Federation Mode?

Accepted Answer

Standalone Mode allows Omni to operate independently with no external dependencies, perfect for individual projects. Federation Mode offers optional deep integration with a governance backend, enabling enhanced capabilities like canonical path resolution and central policy enforcement across an entire ecosystem.

Question 3

What is Omni and its primary purpose?

Accepted Answer

Omni is a passive observation platform designed as a 'governance tricorder' for codebases. Its primary purpose is to map, scan, and guard code at galactic scale, providing deep insights into structure, dependencies, health, and compliance without modifying source files.

Question 4

How many scanners does Omni have and what types of analysis can it perform?

Accepted Answer

Omni features 55 specialized scanners organized into 12 categories. These include static analysis, architecture enforcement, git archaeology, polyglot language analysis, discovery, and library intelligence, covering a wide range of code observation needs.

Question 5

Does Omni integrate with AI, and how?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Omni includes an integrated Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes all its 55 scanners as AI-callable tools. This allows AI models to directly leverage Omni's observation capabilities for advanced analysis and decision-making within your codebase.

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