# Catalog and project setup · OmniGet Docs

- URL: https://getomniget.com/docs/catalog
- Updated: 2026-10-02
- OmniGet 1.0.0

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# Catalog and project setup

The Catalog is a searchable list of 3,802 ready-made components for AI coding tools: agents, commands, skills, MCP servers, hooks, settings, status lines and plugins, gathered from public open-source collections. You add what you want to a stack, choose the project and the tools, and OmniGet shows the exact install plan before it writes anything.

## Where it is

**LLM › Catalog**. The second row has **Catalog**, **Installed** and **Project setup**.

## Browse the catalog

The index ships with the app, so you can search it offline. The files of a component are fetched from its source at a fixed version only when you install it.

-   Tabs by kind: **All**, **Agents**, **Commands**, **Skills**, **MCP**, **Hooks**, **Settings**, **Statuslines**, **Loops**, **Workflows**, **Plugins**, **Templates** and **Mods**.
-   Filters for category, license, the tool a component was written for, source, the tools it works in, marketplace and sort order.
-   The **MCP** tab can also query the live MCP Registry.
-   **Add source** adds a collection of your own.

## Install components

1.  Find a component and click **Install** (or **Add to stack** to collect several first).
2.  In the **Stack** panel, set **Where** (the project folder) and **Scope**.
3.  Under **Tools**, pick the coding tools to install into. **Detected** selects the ones the project already uses.
4.  Choose what happens **If a name is already taken**: **Install under another name**, **Keep theirs, skip mine** or **Replace theirs (backup kept)**.
5.  Click **See plan** to read the **Install plan**, including the commands the tools will run, then **Install**.

| Scope | Where it is written |
| --- | --- |
| **Project** | Inside the project folder, shared with whoever clones it. |
| **Local** | Inside the project, but only on this machine (files the tools keep out of git). |
| **Global** | In your user folder: every project on this machine gets it. |

OmniGet can install into 34 coding tools. In the **Tools** list, β marks an adapter not yet verified on your machine.

Warning

Components come from third parties. Hooks and MCP servers can run commands on your computer. Read the plan, and the component’s source, before you install.

A stack can be kept with **Save as collection** or **Export .omnistack**. **Same thing from the terminal** shows the matching `omniget agentkit` command ([Command line](https://getomniget.com/docs/cli)).

## Installed

**Installed** lists what OmniGet installed in each tool and project, and what changed since. Group it by tool or by project. For each item you can update, reinstall, uninstall (or uninstall and keep your edits), restore, and see its history.

**Already in your tools** shows components that were there before OmniGet; **Look** opens one and **Copy to…** copies it into another tool.

## Project setup

The project wizard sets up a project for your coding tools in a few steps:

1.  **Project**: pick a folder and click **Detect**.
2.  **What was found**: the languages, frameworks and commands found, the agent files already there, and templates you can turn on.
3.  **What to install**: `AGENTS.md` and guidance, commands, agents, settings, hooks and MCP servers. You can edit the `AGENTS.md` text; OmniGet writes it as a marked block, so your own text stays.
4.  **Tools**: pick the coding tools, then **See plan** to open the **Install plan** and install.
5.  **Review**: after installing, **Review the setup with an agent** starts a read-only [task](https://getomniget.com/docs/work) with Omni to check the result.

## Common problems

### **Workflows** is empty

The bundled index has no workflow in this release.

### “Choose the project folder.” or “Choose at least one tool.”

The stack needs a folder in **Where** and at least one tool in **Tools** before it can build a plan.

### I want to undo an install

Open **Installed** and uninstall the item, or use **Undo** in the install plan right after installing.

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