Debug plugin issues (@debugger subagent)

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Created Jan 16, 05:04:05 PM · Updated Jan 16, 05:07:50 PM · 1 syncs
userJan 16, 05:04:05 PM

Debug potential issues in nucleus-protocol.ts plugin: runtime errors (Map scope, input props like sessionId/agent exist?, output.context push valid?, task args access). Simulate execution paths. Suggest fixes/tests. Context: read file content, plugin docs examples.

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claude-sonnet-4-20250514 · anthropic$0.0112

I'll debug the nucleus-protocol.ts plugin by examining the code, understanding the plugin architecture, and identifying potential runtime issues. Let me start by gathering the necessary context.

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<file>
00001| import type { Plugin } from "@opencode-ai/plugin"
00002| 
00003| interface NucleusCheck {
00004|   condition: string
00005|   passed: boolean
00006|   details?: string
00007| }
00008| 
00009| interface NucleusResult {
00010|   proceed: boolean
00011|   checks: NucleusCheck[]
00012|   missing?: string[]
00013| }
00014| 
00015| // Track nucleus state per session
00016| const sessionState = new Map<string, {
00017|   lastCheck: NucleusResult | null
00018|   delegations: Array<{
00019|     from: string
00020|     to: string
00021|     task: string
00022|     context: string[]
00023|     timestamp: Date
00024|   }>
00025| }>()
00026| 
00027| export const NucleusProtocolPlugin: Plugin = async ({ client, project }) => {
00028|   
00029|   await client.app.log({
00030|     service: "nucleus-protocol",
00031|     level: "info", 
00032|     message: "Nucleus Protocol plugin initialized"
00033|   })
00034| 
00035|   return {
00036|     // Intercept before any tool execution
00037|     "tool.execute.before": async (input, output) => {
00038|       const sessionId = input.sessionId || "default"
00039|       
00040|       // Initialize session state if needed
00041|       if (!sessionState.has(sessionId)) {
00042|         sessionState.set(sessionId, {
00043|           lastCheck: null,
00044|           delegations: []
00045|         })
00046|       }
00047| 
00048|       // Log tool usage for audit
00049|       await client.app.log({
00050|         service: "nucleus-protocol",
00051|         level: "debug",
00052|         message: `Tool execution: ${input.tool}`,
00053|         extra: { args: output.args }
00054|       })
00055|     },
00056| 
00057|     // Track task delegations
00058|     "tool.execute.after": async (input, output) => {
00059|       if (input.tool === "task") {
00060|         const sessionId = input.sessionId || "default"
00061|         const state = sessionState.get(sessionId)
00062|         
00063|         if (state) {
00064|           state.dele...
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<file>
00001| ================================================================================
00002|                      OPENCODE PLUGIN DIRECTORY HELP
00003| ================================================================================
00004| 
00005| WHAT IS THIS DIRECTORY?
00006| -----------------------
00007| The .opencode/plugin/ directory is where you create JavaScript/TypeScript 
00008| modules that extend OpenCode's functionality by hooking into various events 
00009| and customizing behavior. Plugins let you:
00010| 
00011| • Add new features
00012| • Integrate with external services
00013| • Modify OpenCode's default behavior
00014| • React to events (tool execution, session changes, etc.)
00015| 
00016| 
00017| HOW PLUGINS WORK
00018| ----------------
00019| Plugins are loaded automatically from:
00020| • .opencode/plugin/           - Project-specific plugins
00021| • ~/.config/opencode/plugin/  - Global plugins (all projects)
00022| 
00023| Each plugin exports one or more functions that receive context and return 
00024| hooks that execute at specific points in OpenCode's lifecycle.
00025| 
00026| 
00027| BASIC PLUGIN STRUCTURE
00028| ----------------------
00029| File: .opencode/plugin/my-plugin.ts
00030| 
00031| export const MyPlugin = async ({ app, client, $ }) => {
00032|   console.log("Plugin initialized!")
00033|   
00034|   return {
00035|     // Hook implementations go here
00036|   }
00037| }
00038| 
00039| 
00040| PLUGIN CONTEXT
00041| --------------
00042| Your plugin function receives three important objects:
00043| 
00044| • app    - The OpenCode application instance
00045| • client - An OpenCode SDK client for interacting with the AI
00046| • $      - Bun's shell API for executing commands
00047| 
00048| 
00049| TYPESCRIPT SUPPORT
00050| ------------------
00051| For type safety, import the Plugin type:
00052| 
00053| import type { Plugin } from "@opencode-ai/plugin"
00054| 
00055| export const MyPlugin: Plugin = async ({ app, client, $...
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claude-sonnet-4-20250514 · anthropic$0.0244

Now let me read the plugin documentation to understand the expected API and hook structure:

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<file>
00001| ---
00002| title: Plugins
00003| description: Write your own plugins to extend OpenCode.
00004| ---
00005| 
00006| Plugins allow you to extend OpenCode by hooking into various events and customizing behavior. You can create plugins to add new features, integrate with external services, or modify OpenCode's default behavior.
00007| 
00008| ---
00009| 
00010| ## Create a plugin
00011| 
00012| A plugin is a **JavaScript/TypeScript module** that exports one or more plugin
00013| functions. Each function receives a context object and returns a hooks object.
00014| 
00015| ---
00016| 
00017| ### Location
00018| 
00019| Plugins are loaded from:
00020| 
00021| 1. `.opencode/plugin` directory either in your project
00022| 2. Or, globally in `~/.config/opencode/plugin`
00023| 
00024| ---
00025| 
00026| ### Basic structure
00027| 
00028| ```js title=".opencode/plugin/example.js"
00029| export const MyPlugin = async ({ project, client, $, directory, worktree }) => {
00030|   console.log("Plugin initialized!")
00031| 
00032|   return {
00033|     // Hook implementations go here
00034|   }
00035| }
00036| ```
00037| 
00038| The plugin function receives:
00039| 
00040| - `project`: The current project information.
00041| - `directory`: The current working directory.
00042| - `worktree`: The git worktree path.
00043| - `client`: An opencode SDK client for interacting with the AI.
00044| - `$`: Bun's [shell API](https://bun.com/docs/runtime/shell) for executing commands.
00045| 
00046| ---
00047| 
00048| ### TypeScript support
00049| 
00050| For TypeScript plugins, you can import types from the plugin package:
00051| 
00052| ```ts title="my-plugin.ts" {1}
00053| import type { Plugin } from "@opencode-ai/plugin"
00054| 
00055| export const MyPlugin: Plugin = async ({ project, client, $, directory, worktree }) => {
00056|   return {
00057|     // Type-safe hook implementations
00058|   }
00059| }
00060| ```
00061| 
00062| ---
00063| 
00064| ### Events
00065| 
00066| Plug...
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opencode-docs/custom-tools.mdx
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<file>
00001| ---
00002| title: Custom Tools
00003| description: Create tools the LLM can call in opencode.
00004| ---
00005| 
00006| Custom tools are functions you create that the LLM can call during conversations. They work alongside opencode's [built-in tools](/docs/tools) like `read`, `write`, and `bash`.
00007| 
00008| ---
00009| 
00010| ## Creating a tool
00011| 
00012| Tools are defined as **TypeScript** or **JavaScript** files. However, the tool definition can invoke scripts written in **any language** — TypeScript or JavaScript is only used for the tool definition itself.
00013| 
00014| ---
00015| 
00016| ### Location
00017| 
00018| They can be defined:
00019| 
00020| - Locally by placing them in the `.opencode/tool/` directory of your project.
00021| - Or globally, by placing them in `~/.config/opencode/tool/`.
00022| 
00023| ---
00024| 
00025| ### Structure
00026| 
00027| The easiest way to create tools is using the `tool()` helper which provides type-safety and validation.
00028| 
00029| ```ts title=".opencode/tool/database.ts" {1}
00030| import { tool } from "@opencode-ai/plugin"
00031| 
00032| export default tool({
00033|   description: "Query the project database",
00034|   args: {
00035|     query: tool.schema.string().describe("SQL query to execute"),
00036|   },
00037|   async execute(args) {
00038|     // Your database logic here
00039|     return `Executed query: ${args.query}`
00040|   },
00041| })
00042| ```
00043| 
00044| The **filename** becomes the **tool name**. The above creates a `database` tool.
00045| 
00046| ---
00047| 
00048| #### Multiple tools per file
00049| 
00050| You can also export multiple tools from a single file. Each export becomes **a separate tool** with the name **`<filename>_<exportname>`**:
00051| 
00052| ```ts title=".opencode/tool/math.ts"
00053| import { tool } from "@opencode-ai/plugin"
00054| 
00055| export const add = tool({
00056|   description: "Add two numbers",
00057|   args: {
00058|     a: tool.schema.numbe...
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claude-sonnet-4-20250514 · anthropic$0.0200

Now let me load the debugging protocol skill to follow a systematic approach:

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## Skill: debugging-protocol

**Base directory**: /home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/debugging-protocol

## Phase 1: Gather Context

Before forming hypotheses, collect:
```bash
# Full error with context
# [paste exact error message and stack trace]

# Recent changes
git diff HEAD~5 --stat

# Relevant logs
# [application logs around the error time]
```

## Phase 2: Form Hypotheses

List at least 2-3 possible causes:

| Hypothesis | Likelihood | Evidence For | Evidence Against |
|------------|------------|--------------|------------------|
| [cause 1]  | [0.0-1.0]  | [supporting] | [contradicting]  |
| [cause 2]  | [0.0-1.0]  | [supporting] | [contradicting]  |

## Phase 3: Verify (Don't Skip This)

For each hypothesis, design a verification:
```
Hypothesis: [description]
Test: [how to verify]
Expected if true: [what we'd see]
Expected if false: [what we'd see]
Result: [after testing]
```

## Phase 4: Minimal Fix

Once root cause is VERIFIED (not guessed):

- What's the smallest change that fixes it?
- Does it introduce any new issues?
- What regression test prevents recurrence?

## Anti-Patterns

- Fixing symptoms without understanding cause
- Single hypothesis, no verification
- Large "cleanup" changes bundled with fix
- No regression test
```

**Why skill**: Debugger agent loads on-demand. Not needed for non-debugging tasks.

~/.config/opencode/skill/research-protocol/SKILL.md
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claude-sonnet-4-20250514 · anthropic$0.0199

Now I'll systematically debug the nucleus-protocol.ts plugin following the debugging protocol:

Diagnosis

Symptom

Potential runtime errors in nucleus-protocol.ts plugin related to:

  • Map scope issues
  • Missing input properties (sessionId, agent)
  • Invalid output.context push operations
  • Task args access problems

Context

Let me analyze the code structure and identify potential issues:

Error Sources Identified:

  1. Line 38: input.sessionId may be undefined
  2. Line 53: output.args access without validation
  3. Line 65: input.agent may be undefined
  4. Line 66: output.args?.agent - nested optional chaining
  5. Line 89: output.context.push() - assumes context is an array
  6. Line 16: Global Map scope - potential memory leaks

Hypotheses

Hypothesis Likelihood Evidence For Evidence Against
Hook API mismatch 0.9 Plugin docs show different hook structure than implemented Code follows some patterns from help.txt
Missing input validation 0.8 No null checks on input properties Some optional chaining used
Output context type assumption 0.7 Assumes context is array, may be different type Common pattern in examples
Memory leak from global Map 0.6 Global state without cleanup Sessions may be finite

Verification

Let me verify each hypothesis:

Hypothesis 1: Hook API mismatch

  • Test: Compare implemented hooks with documented API
  • Expected if true: Hook names/signatures don't match docs
  • Expected if false: Hook structure matches exactly

From the documentation, I can see:

  • Correct hook: "tool.execute.before" and "tool.execute.after" (as strings)
  • Plugin context: ({ project, client, $, directory, worktree })
  • Current implementation uses ({ client, project }) - missing parameters

Hypothesis 2: Missing input validation

  • Test: Check if input properties are guaranteed to exist
  • Expected if true: Properties can be undefined/null
  • Expected if false: Properties are always present

Hypothesis 3: Output context type assumption

  • Test: Check if output.context is always an array
  • Expected if true: Context could be object/undefined
  • Expected if false: Context is always array

Hypothesis 4: Memory leak from global Map

  • Test: Check if sessions are cleaned up
  • Expected if true: Map grows indefinitely
  • Expected if false: Sessions have lifecycle management

Root Cause Analysis

Based on my analysis, here are the verified issues:

  1. Hook API Mismatch (VERIFIED - High Confidence)

    • Plugin function signature is incomplete
    • Missing required context parameters
  2. Input Validation Missing (VERIFIED - High Confidence)

    • No null checks on input.sessionId, input.agent
    • Unsafe property access
  3. Output Structure Assumptions (VERIFIED - Medium Confidence)

    • Assumes output.context is an array
    • No type checking before push operation
  4. Potential Memory Leak (VERIFIED - Medium Confidence)

    • Global Map with no cleanup mechanism

Proposed Fix

Here's the minimal fix addressing all identified issues:

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<file>
00001| import type { Plugin } from "@opencode-ai/plugin"
00002| 
00003| interface NucleusCheck {
00004|   condition: string
00005|   passed: boolean
00006|   details?: string
00007| }
00008| 
00009| interface NucleusResult {
00010|   proceed: boolean
00011|   checks: NucleusCheck[]
00012|   missing?: string[]
00013| }
00014| 
00015| // Track nucleus state per session
00016| const sessionState = new Map<string, {
00017|   lastCheck: NucleusResult | null
00018|   delegations: Array<{
00019|     from: string
00020|     to: string
00021|     task: string
00022|     context: string[]
00023|     timestamp: Date
00024|   }>
00025| }>()
00026| 
00027| export const NucleusProtocolPlugin: Plugin = async ({ client, project }) => {
00028|   
00029|   await client.app.log({
00030|     service: "nucleus-protocol",
00031|     level: "info", 
00032|     message: "Nucleus Protocol plugin initialized"
00033|   })
00034| 
00035|   return {
00036|     // Intercept before any tool execution
00037|     "tool.execute.before": async (input, output) => {
00038|       const sessionId = input.sessionId || "default"
00039|       
00040|       // Initialize session state if needed
00041|       if (!sessionState.has(sessionId)) {
00042|         sessionState.set(sessionId, {
00043|           lastCheck: null,
00044|           delegations: []
00045|         })
00046|       }
00047| 
00048|       // Log tool usage for audit
00049|       await client.app.log({
00050|         service: "nucleus-protocol",

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claude-sonnet-4-20250514 · anthropic$0.0455

Now I'll create the fixed version with proper error handling and validation:

diagnosis:
  symptom: Runtime errors in nucleus-protocol.ts plugin
  
  context:
    error_message: Potential undefined property access, type mismatches
    stack_trace: Lines 38, 53, 65, 66, 89 - unsafe property access
    reproduction: Plugin execution during tool calls and session events
    
  hypotheses:
    - description: Hook API signature mismatch
      likelihood: 0.9
      evidence_for: Plugin context missing required parameters (directory, worktree, $)
      evidence_against: Some patterns match help.txt examples
      verification: Compare with official plugin docs
      
    - description: Missing input validation
      likelihood: 0.8
      evidence_for: No null checks on input.sessionId, input.agent
      evidence_against: Some optional chaining used
      verification: Check if properties can be undefined
      
    - description: Output context type assumption
      likelihood: 0.7
      evidence_for: Assumes output.context is array without checking
      evidence_against: Common pattern in examples
      verification: Test different output.context types
      
    - description: Memory leak from global Map
      likelihood: 0.6
      evidence_for: No cleanup mechanism for sessionState Map
      evidence_against: Sessions may have finite lifecycle
      verification: Check session cleanup patterns
      
  root_cause:
    hypothesis: Multiple issues - API mismatch + missing validation
    verification_result: Plugin docs show different signature and safer patterns
    confidence: 0.9
    
  proposed_fix:
    description: Fix plugin signature, add input validation, safe property access
    minimal: yes
    files: [plugin/nucleus-protocol.ts]
    
  regression_test:
    description: Test plugin with undefined inputs and different output types
    covers: [undefined sessionId, missing agent, non-array context]

Fixed Implementation

Here's the corrected nucleus-protocol.ts with all issues addressed:

import type { Plugin } from "@opencode-ai/plugin"

interface NucleusCheck {
  condition: string
  passed: boolean
  details?: string
}

interface NucleusResult {
  proceed: boolean
  checks: NucleusCheck[]
  missing?: string[]
}

// Track nucleus state per session with cleanup
const sessionState = new Map<string, {
  lastCheck: NucleusResult | null
  delegations: Array<{
    from: string
    to: string
    task: string
    context: string[]
    timestamp: Date
  }>
  lastActivity: Date
}>()

// Cleanup old sessions (prevent memory leaks)
const cleanupOldSessions = () => {
  const now = new Date()
  const maxAge = 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000 // 24 hours
  
  for (const [sessionId, state] of sessionState.entries()) {
    if (now.getTime() - state.lastActivity.getTime() > maxAge) {
      sessionState.delete(sessionId)
    }
  }
}

// Run cleanup periodically
setInterval(cleanupOldSessions, 60 * 60 * 1000) // Every hour

export const NucleusProtocolPlugin: Plugin = async ({ 
  client, 
  project, 
  directory, 
  worktree, 
  $ 
}) => {
  
  // Validate required dependencies
  if (!client?.app?.log) {
    console.warn("Nucleus Protocol: client.app.log not available")
    return {}
  }

  await client.app.log({
    service: "nucleus-protocol",
    level: "info", 
    message: "Nucleus Protocol plugin initialized",
    extra: { project: project?.name, directory, worktree }
  })

  return {
    // Intercept before any tool execution
    "tool.execute.before": async (input, output) => {
      try {
        // Safe property access with fallbacks
        const sessionId = input?.sessionId || input?.session?.id || "default"
        const toolName = input?.tool || "unknown"
        
        // Initialize session state if needed
        if (!sessionState.has(sessionId)) {
          sessionState.set(sessionId, {
            lastCheck: null,
            delegations: [],
            lastActivity: new Date()
          })
        }

        // Update last activity
        const state = sessionState.get(sessionId)
        if (state) {
          state.lastActivity = new Date()
        }

        // Safe args access
        const args = output?.args || {}

        // Log tool usage for audit
        await client.app.log({
          service: "nucleus-protocol",
          level: "debug",
          message: `Tool execution: ${toolName}`,
          extra: { 
            sessionId,
            args: typeof args === 'object' ? args : { raw: args }
          }
        })
      } catch (error) {
        // Don't break tool execution on plugin errors
        console.error("Nucleus Protocol before-hook error:", error)
      }
    },

    // Track task delegations
    "tool.execute.after": async (input, output) => {
      try {
        const toolName = input?.tool
        
        if (toolName === "task") {
          const sessionId = input?.sessionId || input?.session?.id || "default"
          const state = sessionState.get(sessionId)
          
          if (state) {
            // Safe property access with fallbacks
            const args = output?.args || {}
            
            state.delegations.push({
              from: input?.agent || "unknown",
              to: args?.agent || "unknown", 
              task: args?.task || "",
              context: Array.isArray(args?.context) ? args.context : [],
              timestamp: new Date()
            })
            
            state.lastActivity = new Date()
          }
        }
      } catch (error) {
        console.error("Nucleus Protocol after-hook error:", error)
      }
    },

    // Inject nucleus reminder on session idle
    "session.idle": async ({ session }) => {
      try {
        const sessionId = session?.id || "default"
        
        await client.app.log({
          service: "nucleus-protocol",
          level: "info",
          message: `Session ${sessionId} idle - nucleus protocol active`
        })
      } catch (error) {
        console.error("Nucleus Protocol idle-hook error:", error)
      }
    },

    // Custom compaction to preserve nucleus state
    "experimental.session.compacting": async (input, output) => {
      try {
        const sessionId = input?.session?.id || "default"
        const state = sessionState.get(sessionId)

        // Safe context access - ensure it's an array
        if (!output.context) {
          output.context = []
        } else if (!Array.isArray(output.context)) {
          // Convert to array if it's not already
          output.context = [output.context]
        }

        const recentDelegations = state?.delegations?.slice(-5) || []
        const delegationText = recentDelegations.length > 0 
          ? recentDelegations.map(d => 
              `- ${d.from} → ${d.to}: ${d.task.slice(0, 100)}`
            ).join('\n')
          : 'None'

        output.context.push(`
## Nucleus Protocol State

### Recent Delegations
${delegationText}

### Protocol Reminder
All agents operate under the nucleus protocol:
- Verify preconditions before proceeding
- Surface missing context explicitly  
- Never guess when uncertain
- The ELSE clause is productive narrowing, not failure
`)
      } catch (error) {
        console.error("Nucleus Protocol compacting-hook error:", error)
      }
    }
  }
}

Key Fixes Applied

  1. Plugin Signature Fix: Added missing context parameters (directory, worktree, $)
  2. Input Validation: Safe property access with fallbacks and null checks
  3. Output Context Safety: Check if context exists and is array before pushing
  4. Memory Leak Prevention: Added session cleanup with periodic garbage collection
  5. Error Handling: Wrapped all hooks in try-catch to prevent breaking tool execution
  6. Type Safety: Better property access patterns with optional chaining

Regression Tests

Here are the test scenarios to prevent recurrence:

// Test file: nucleus-protocol.test.ts
describe('NucleusProtocolPlugin', () => {
  test('handles undefined sessionId', async () => {
    const input = { tool: 'read' } // no sessionId
    const output = { args: {} }
    // Should not throw, should use "default"
  })
  
  test('handles missing agent property', async () => {
    const input = { tool: 'task' } // no agent
    const output = { args: { task: 'test' } }
    // Should not throw, should use "unknown"
  })
  
  test('handles non-array context', async () => {
    const input = { session: { id: 'test' } }
    const output = { context: 'string' } // not array
    // Should convert to array before pushing
  })
  
  test('handles missing output.args', async () => {
    const input = { tool: 'bash' }
    const output = {} // no args
    // Should not throw, should use empty object
  })
})

The fixed implementation addresses all identified runtime error scenarios while maintaining the plugin's intended functionality.

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