Can Bölük

Author of omp and of The Harness Problem. GitHub can1357; the profile (read from the GitHub API, 2026-09-06) gives the name Can Bölük, location the Netherlands, personal site can.ac, 3,339 followers, 64 public repositories, account created 2015-04-05.

The self-description is the part that explains the tool: "Security researcher and reverse engineer. Interested in Windows kernel development, low-level programming, static program analysis and cryptography." That is not an LLM-tooling background, and omp reads like it — ~80,000 lines of Rust core, ripgrep and 58 coreutils compiled into the process instead of shelled out to, a Windows-native build with no WSL bridge, and debuggers (lldb, dlv, debugpy) treated as ordinary agent tools. The design instincts a kernel and reverse-engineering practice produces are visible throughout, and they are unusual in a field whose harnesses are mostly TypeScript over a provider SDK.

He is the fork author, not the origin: omp forks Mario Zechner's Pi, and takes it in the direction Pi's author deliberately declined.

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oh-my-pi · harness-problem-hashline · stencil-labs · agent-edit-format · mario-zechner · pi-coding-agent