If you want to go beyond the default Omi experience — build apps, integrate your tools, or even work with the hardware itself — the place to start is the official documentation: docs.omi.me
That is the home for everything technical and “power user” related.
Here’s what you’ll find there (and where to look), without going into deep detail here.
Get Started
In Get Started, you’ll find:
Introduction – how Omi works at a high level
Device Setup – getting your Omi, DevKit or Glass up and running
Chat Tips & Best Practices – how to talk to Omi and get better results
Use this section if you’re new to Omi or setting up a device for the first time. Check it out now: docs.omi.me.
Developer
The Developer section is your hub if you want to extend or integrate Omi:
App Setup – how to set up a development environment for Omi Apps
Backend – running your own backend to handle webhooks and app logic
Firmware – compiling and flashing firmware for Omi devices
SDK – using SDKs to talk to Omi programmatically
App–Device Protocol – how apps and devices communicate
Contribution Guide – how to contribute back to the project
APIs & Integrations – HTTP APIs, webhooks and connections to other tools
Audio & Testing – audio flows, testing tools and diagnostics
If you’re a developer or a heavy automation user, this is where you’ll live. Check it out at docs.omi.me.
Build Apps
The Build Apps section explains how to create your own Omi Apps:
Building Apps for Omi – overall architecture and concepts
Prompt-Based Apps – apps that are driven purely by prompts
Integration Apps – apps that connect Omi to external services
Chat Tools – custom tools you can call directly from chat
There are also Examples, including:
Real-Time Audio Streaming
Data Import APIs
OAuth Authentication
Sending Notifications
Publish Your App – how to get your app into the Omi App Store
Check this section if you want to build or publish apps other people can use. Check it out at docs.omi.me.
Hardware
In Hardware, you’ll find docs for each device:
Omi
Omi DevKit 2
Omi DevKit 1
omiGlass DevKit
This section is for anyone working directly with Omi hardware (standard devices or dev kits). Check it out at docs.omi.me.
DIY Guide
The DIY Guide is for people who want to build their own Omi-based device:
Build Your Own Omi Device
Parts List
Building the Device
Update Omi Firmware
If you like soldering, assembling and hacking hardware, this is your part of the docs. Check it out at docs.omi.me.
Info
Finally, the Info section covers:
Support – where to get help
License – how the project is licensed
Disclaimer
Privacy Policy
Check it out now: docs.omi.me.
If you’re a power user or developer, the best next step is simple:
Open docs.omi.me, choose the area that matches what you want to do (Get Started, Developer, Build Apps, Hardware or DIY), and follow the guides from there.