rubicanjr/opc-architecture
skills/opc-architecture/SKILL.md
OPC Architecture Understanding
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Updated Apr 24, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add rubicanjr/FinCognis opc-architectureInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- opc-architecture
- description:
- OPC Architecture Understanding
- user-invocable:
- false
OPC Architecture Understanding
OPC (Orchestrated Parallel Claude) extends Claude Code - it does NOT replace it.
Core Concept
Claude Code CLI is the execution engine. OPC adds orchestration via:
- Hooks - Intercept Claude Code events (PreToolUse, PostToolUse, SessionStart, etc.)
- Skills - Load prompts into Claude Code
- Scripts - Called by hooks/skills for coordination
- Database - Store state between Claude Code instances
How Agents Work
When you spawn an agent:
- Main Claude Code instance (your terminal) runs hook on Task tool
- Hook calls
subprocess.Popen(["claude", "-p", "prompt"]) - A NEW Claude Code instance spawns as child process
- Child runs independently, reads/writes to coordination DB
- Parent tracks child via PID in DB
$ claude ← Main Claude Code (your terminal)
↓ Task tool triggers hook
↓ subprocess.Popen(["claude", "-p", "..."])
├── claude -p "research..." ← Child agent 1
├── claude -p "implement..." ← Child agent 2
└── claude -p "test..." ← Child agent 3
What OPC Is NOT
- OPC is NOT a separate application
- OPC does NOT run without Claude Code
- OPC does NOT intercept Claude API calls directly
- OPC does NOT modify Claude Code's internal behavior
What OPC IS
- OPC IS hooks that Claude Code loads from
.claude/hooks/ - OPC IS skills that Claude Code loads from
.claude/skills/ - OPC IS scripts that hooks/skills call for coordination
- OPC IS a database backend for state across Claude Code instances
Key Files
.claude/
├── hooks/ ← TypeScript hooks that Claude Code runs
├── skills/ ← SKILL.md prompts that Claude Code loads
├── settings.json ← Hook registration, Claude Code reads this
└── cache/ ← State files, agent outputs
opc/
├── scripts/ ← Python scripts called by hooks
├── docker-compose.yml ← PostgreSQL, Redis, PgBouncer
└── init-db.sql ← Database schema
Coordination Flow
- User runs
claudein terminal - Claude Code loads hooks from
.claude/settings.json - User says "spawn a research agent"
- Claude uses Task tool
- PreToolUse hook fires, checks resources
- Hook spawns
claude -p "research..."as subprocess - Hook stores PID in PostgreSQL
- Child agent runs, writes output to
.claude/cache/agents/<id>/ - Child completes, broadcasts "done" to PostgreSQL
- Parent checks DB, reads child's output file
Remember
- Every "agent" is just another
claude -pprocess - Hooks intercept events, they don't create new functionality
- All coordination happens via files and PostgreSQL
- Claude Code is always the execution engine
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