Testing with @coder-agent is able to complete a simple task and respond back with a value. Test that it can use ast-grep, write and run a small bun script, and return the value to you.
Same with @executor
Testing with @coder-agent is able to complete a simple task and respond back with a value. Test that it can use ast-grep, write and run a small bun script, and return the value to you.
Same with @executor
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: coder-agent
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: executor
task_id: ses_3b2bb6f34ffeRoAS3ngOBaxTLs (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
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**Report**
- **ast-grep command used**: `astgrep --lang javascript "function $NAME($PARAMS) { $BODY }"`
- **ast-grep succeeded**: Yes (found 199 matches)
- **script path**: `.opencode/context/agent-smoke-bun.js`
- **bun command used**: `bun .opencode/context/agent-smoke-bun.js`
- **exact VALUE line**: `VALUE:55`
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## Report
**ast-grep command used**: `astgrep --lang=javascript --pattern="function $NAME($ARGS) { $BODY }"`
**ast-grep succeeded**: Yes (found 199 matches in JavaScript files)
**script path**: `.opencode/context/agent-smoke-bun-executor.js`
**bun command used**: `bun run .opencode/context/agent-smoke-bun-executor.js`
**exact VALUE line from output**: `VALUE:720`
</task_result>Done — both subagent tests completed successfully and returned deterministic values.
@coder-agent
function $NAME($PARAMS) { $BODY }, JS mode).opencode/context/agent-smoke-bun.jsVALUE:55@executor
function $NAME($ARGS) { $BODY }, JS mode).opencode/context/agent-smoke-bun-executor.jsVALUE:720Can you create a small verifying test for each of the following agents, creating the verifier based on using all the abilities that are implied by their description, and then have them report back to you to indicate they can indeed perform as described.
@general
@explore
@researcher
@docs
@testing
@analyzer
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: general
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: explore
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: researcher
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: docs
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: testing
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: analyzer
task_id: ses_3b2b8a3ebffeBScmbxzMjWVRVd (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
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- Key findings:
- Main executable entrypoint is `src/main.ml`, defined in `src/dune` as `(name main)` with public name `toki`.
- One test target is `test_build/test_metadata.ml`, defined in `test_build/dune` as `(name test_metadata)`.
- Build/test commands are `opam exec -- dune build` and `opam exec -- dune test`, inferred from `AGENTS.md` and corroborated by Dune files (`src/dune`, `test_build/dune`).
- Command(s) run:
- `opam exec -- dune --version` → `3.21.0`
- Artifact path:
- `.opencode/context/general-verifier-report.md`
- Final verdict:
- PASS — Required exploration, analysis, safe execution, and report artifact creation were completed successfully.
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Methods used
- Filename pattern search (Glob): `src/**/*.{ml,mli}`, `**/test*.ml`, `**/dune`, `.opencode/context/project/**/*.md`, `.opencode/project/**/*.md`.
- Content pattern search (Grep): `Eio_main.run|let main|let run` in `src/*.ml`; `(library|executable|public_name|name\s+toki)` in dune files; `name test_` in `test_build/dune`; `project|plan|context` in `.opencode/**/*.md`.
- Targeted file inspection (Read) to confirm responsibilities and module boundaries.
Notable findings
- Entrypoint and wiring:
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/main.ml` (runtime entrypoint, Eio/Nottui loop, sync callbacks)
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/dune` (`toki_lib` library + `toki` executable)
- Core domain modules:
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/pass.ml` (pass store scan/copy)
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/tree.ml` (tree state/navigation + metadata index)
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/sync_engine.ml` (sync orchestration, stale/debounce)
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/provider_registry.ml` (provider capability registry)
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/http_client.ml` (curl transport, retry/backoff, typed errors)
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/sidecar.ml` (`.toki` metadata persistence)
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/src/git_integration.ml` (safe stage/commit modes)
- Tests/targets:
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/test_build/dune` (test executables)
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/test_build/test_sync_engine.ml`
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/test_build/test_git.ml`
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/test_build/test_http_client.ml`
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/test_build/test_sidecar.ml`
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/test_build/test_providers.ml`
- Planning/context under `.opencode/context/project` and `.opencode/project`:
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/.opencode/context/project/project-plan.md`
- `/home/jm/data/code/toki/.opencode/context/project/project-metrics.md`
- `/home/jm/data/...task_id: ses_3b2b8a3a4ffe4BdibX5hyXY8pU (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
<task_result>
- doc path: `.opencode/context/docs-verifier-quickstart.md`
- validated for accuracy: confirmed local switch env commands from `.envrc`; build/test/run and helper targets from `Makefile`; executable and module layout from `src/dune`; test executable names from `test_build/dune`; dependency and OCaml version expectations from `dune-project` and `toki.opam`
- verdict: PASS
</task_result>task_id: ses_3b2b8a384ffepFEZ1dOiVbwMRJ (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
<task_result>
STEP 2: Execute targeted and broad validation commands
STATUS: IN_PROGRESS
OUTCOME: Initial command forms failed (`dune exec` target naming + dune RPC issue), preparing corrected executions.
NEXT: Re-run with explicit executable path and extended timeout for broad build.
</task_result>task_id: ses_3b2b8a383ffedbPrlNd3zeHd1w (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
<task_result>
- Main locations found:
- Pass integration: `src/pass.ml`, `src/pass.mli`, and integration points in `src/main.ml` (`Pass.scan_store`, `Pass.copy_password`).
- Tree/navigation: `src/tree.ml`, `src/tree.mli` (state, expand/collapse, move, visible projection).
- UI composition/rendering: `src/ui_tree.ml`, `src/ui_details.ml`, `src/ui_sections.ml`, plus pane/layout assembly in `src/main.ml`.
- Entrypoint/runtime loop: `src/main.ml` (`Eio_main.run`, input fiber, render loop, terminal/renderer setup).
- Patterns identified:
- Reactive state flow with `Lwd.var`/`Lwd.map`/`Lwd.peek` driving UI updates.
- Clear module separation: `Pass` (IO/subprocess), `Tree` (navigation/state), `Ui_*` (render/events), `main` (orchestration).
- Callback-based action wiring from `main.ml` into `Ui_tree.make` for side-effect handling.
- Artifact path:
- `.opencode/context/analyzer-verifier-report.md`
- Verdict:
- PASS
</task_result>How come you let the subagents in the first round of verification use their configured provider/models, but for these newest round you used your own model type as the embodiment of the agent?
How come you let the subagents in the first round of verification use their configured provider/models, but for these newest round you used your own model type as the embodiment of the agent?
For the agents that failed, can you give me the log and tool call filenames that would be in the session data, and I can bring them here to see why the interation wasnt working?
How come you let the subagents in the first round of verification use their configured provider/models, but for these newest round you used your own model type as the embodiment of the agent?
For the agents that failed, can you give me the log and tool call filenames that would be in the session data, and I can bring them here to see why the interation wasnt working?
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/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152545.log:120:INFO 2026-02-11T15:25:49 +10ms service=server status=completed duration=10 method=GET path...Good catch. I did not intentionally run those as my own embodiment; I invoked functions.task with explicit subagent_type each time.
What happened is:
@researcher failed at task launch with ProviderModelNotFoundError, which usually means that subagent’s configured provider/model mapping was unavailable at runtime.@testing started and returned progress once, then later calls were interrupted ([Tool execution was interrupted]) during resume/finalization.So this looks like subagent backend/config/runtime issues, not prompt routing to my primary model.
For the failed ones, here are the concrete files you can pull:
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researcher (failed to start): no task_id returned (error thrown immediately)testing (started, then interrupted on resume): ses_3b2b8a384ffepFEZ1dOiVbwMRJIf you share those log snippets here (especially lines around ProviderModelNotFoundError and any service=llm entries right before it), I can pinpoint whether it’s missing model config, auth, or provider availability.
I removed the heavy text in the permissions logs and left the rest of those logs in the directory here, they are not that large so you can go through it
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</file>Thanks — I went through both cleaned logs plus the session files.
What I can confirm from these logs:
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@testing failure = run cancellation/abort, not model mismatch.@researcher ProviderModelNotFoundError = probably provider/model mapping issue specific to that subagent at launch time, but that exact event is not in these two cleaned files.If you paste one of the child session JSONs for the failed researcher call (or the closest timestamped log around when that exact error printed), I can give you a precise cause line-by-line.
Can you recursively chunk those files out to subagents with the goal of extracting the signal from their path with ast-grep like tools an dreturning the interesting parts to you
Once again, try first using the models configured for those agents, in order to have specialized inexpensive tool using agents attempt at this.
If you feel the agents are not strong or they dont work, you should tell me and give me alternatives, or at least alternative traits.
Right now we are removing all the errors in our configuration
task_id: ses_3b29e7426ffe2eipVa4D42G48p (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
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- Subagent sessions were created successfully (not a spawn failure): three child sessions were created with `parentID=ses_3b2bbad2affeUI665sSo2NMxsu`, including two `@analyzer` and one `@explore`. Evidence: `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:3653`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:3736`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:3819`.
- Child sessions did start LLM inference, so orchestration reached execution phase. Evidence: `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:3728`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:3811`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:3893`.
- Model/provider selection for `@analyzer` children appears wrong vs requested config: analyzer runs used `providerID=openai modelID=gpt-5.3-codex` (not `zai-coding-plan/glm-4.7`). Evidence: `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:3728`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:3811`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:4538`.
- Parent session did use `zai-coding-plan/glm-4.7` at least once, proving the configured provider/model is available in-process. Evidence: `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:328`.
- Parent later switched back to `openai/gpt-5.3-codex`, indicating model selection drift within same session. Evidence: `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:438`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:533`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152735.log:638`.
- Repeated abort/revert cycles occurred and likely disrupted orchestration stability. Evidence: `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152545.log:411`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152545.log:417`, `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/log/2026-02-11T152545.log:421`, `/home/jm/.local/s...task_id: ses_3b29cd27affeAwx4B7bqANV00f (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
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I’m blocked by filesystem permissions: those paths are outside the allowed read scope (`/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/...`), so I can’t inspect the JSON yet.
Please grant read access to `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session/**` and `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_share/**` (recommended default), or paste the 8 JSON files here; once I have that, I’ll return exactly the 3 requested sections (per-session bullets, parent-child map, and 5–8 conclusions).
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1) Per-file status (empty/minimal/non-empty)
- `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_diff/ses_3b2bbad2affeUI665sSo2NMxsu.json`: empty (`[]`)
- `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_diff/ses_3b2b8a384ffepFEZ1dOiVbwMRJ.json`: empty (`[]`)
- `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_diff/ses_3b2b8a3baffeUBRHgK1kvjYUPd.json`: empty (`[]`)
- `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_diff/ses_3b2b8a3d0ffegG9Go2iW7ABstP.json`: empty (`[]`)
- `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_diff/ses_3b2b8a383ffedbPrlNd3zeHd1w.json`: empty (`[]`)
- `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_diff/ses_3b2b8a3a4ffe4BdibX5hyXY8pU.json`: empty (`[]`)
- `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_diff/ses_3b2b8a3ebffeBScmbxzMjWVRVd.json`: empty (`[]`)
2) Any non-empty snippets worth inspecting
- None. All files contain only `[]`.
3) Conclusion whether these diffs are useful for root-cause
- Not useful for root-cause; these session_diff artifacts contain no diagnostic payload.
</task_result>Perfect — I retried with specialized subagents first, and here’s what happened plus what we learned.
@analyzer (configured agent) worked and produced strong signal from logs.@general (configured agent) worked and confirmed all session_diff files are empty ([]).@explore failed due to its own sandbox permission boundary reading /home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session/** (while my parent context can read them). This is useful config signal.What this tells us about your config right now:
@explore), so agent-specific permission policy is inconsistent.session_diff isn’t carrying useful diagnostics in this incident; root-cause signal is mostly in runtime logs + session metadata.From the analyzer’s extracted root-cause ranking (high confidence):
ProviderModelNotFoundError is not present in the cleaned logs we inspected.If you want, next I can run one more controlled verification matrix (single no-abort run per agent: explore, researcher, testing) and return a pass/fail table specifically for:
Yes do those, then after that, I have provided the final resolved configurations that all these agents are operating at for you, so you can suggest changes or even rank and suggest different types of agents and styles that would remedy some of the issues you see
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MODEL: confirmed Runtime context reports active agent model `openai/gpt-5.3-codex` (provider appears active in current session).
PERMISSIONS: fail `glob` and `read` denied for `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session/d1e86e59ef76ef8f87a6a663dc1e74556182a818/ses_3b2bbad2affeUI665sSo2NMxsu.json` and `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/session/d1e86e59ef76ef8f87a6a663dc1e74556182a818/ses_3b2b8a384ffepFEZ1dOiVbwMRJ.json` with rule-based external_directory restriction (`action":"ask"` then deny).
E2E: fail Tool calls executed (glob + read) but end-to-end verification of target session metadata could not complete due to access denials.
NOTES: - Single pass executed with no retries - No aborts performed - Denial symptoms and exact target paths captured
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MODEL: confirmed Environment metadata states model `openai/gpt-5.3-codex` is active.
PERMISSIONS: pass `bash` command executed locally (`opam exec -- dune exec test_simple`) with normal process error, not permission denial.
E2E: fail Single-pass run completed but command failed: `Program 'test_simple' not found!`
NOTES: - No retries performed. - No file edits made. - Command candidate came from repo docs/config guidance (`opam exec -- dune exec test_simple`).
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Called the Read tool with the following input: {"filePath":"/home/jm/data/code/toki/explore-agent.config"}
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00021| "permission": "external_directory",
00022| "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*",
00023| "action": "allow"
00024| },
00025| {
00026| "permission": "external_directory",
00027| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/cloudflare/*",
00028| "action": "allow"
00029| },
00030| {
00031| "permission": "external_directory",
00032| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-testing/*",
00033| "action": "allow"
00034| },
00035| {
00036| "permission": "external_directory",
00037| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-project-setup/*",
00038| "action": "allow"
00039| },
00040| {
00041| "permission": "external_directory",
00042| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-docs/*",
00043| "action": "allow"
00044| },
00045| {
00046| "permission": "external_directory",
00047| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-code-style/*",
00048| "action": "allow"
00049| },
00050| {
00051| "permission": "external_directory",
00052| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/jsont/*",
00053| "action": "allow"
00054| },
00055| {
00056| "permission": "external_directory",
00057| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/effects/*",
00058| "action": "allow"
00059| },
00060| {
00061| "permission": "external_directory",
00062| "pattern": ...<file>
00001| {
00002| "name": "general",
00003| "description": "General-purpose agent for researching complex questions and executing multi-step tasks. Use this agent to execute multiple units of work in parallel.",
00004| "permission": [
00005| {
00006| "permission": "*",
00007| "action": "allow",
00008| "pattern": "*"
00009| },
00010| {
00011| "permission": "doom_loop",
00012| "action": "ask",
00013| "pattern": "*"
00014| },
00015| {
00016| "permission": "external_directory",
00017| "pattern": "*",
00018| "action": "ask"
00019| },
00020| {
00021| "permission": "external_directory",
00022| "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*",
00023| "action": "allow"
00024| },
00025| {
00026| "permission": "external_directory",
00027| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/cloudflare/*",
00028| "action": "allow"
00029| },
00030| {
00031| "permission": "external_directory",
00032| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-testing/*",
00033| "action": "allow"
00034| },
00035| {
00036| "permission": "external_directory",
00037| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-project-setup/*",
00038| "action": "allow"
00039| },
00040| {
00041| "permission": "external_directory",
00042| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-docs/*",
00043| "action": "allow"
00044| },
00045| {
00046| "permission": "external_directory",
00047| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-code-style/*",
00048| "action": "allow"
00049| },
00050| {
00051| "permission": "external_directory",
00052| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/jsont/*",
00053| "action": "allow"
00054| },
00055| {
00056| "permission": "external_directory",
00057| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/openco...<file>
00001| {
00002| "name": "executor",
00003| "mode": "subagent",
00004| "permission": [
00005| {
00006| "permission": "*",
00007| "action": "allow",
00008| "pattern": "*"
00009| },
00010| {
00011| "permission": "doom_loop",
00012| "action": "ask",
00013| "pattern": "*"
00014| },
00015| {
00016| "permission": "external_directory",
00017| "pattern": "*",
00018| "action": "ask"
00019| },
00020| {
00021| "permission": "external_directory",
00022| "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*",
00023| "action": "allow"
00024| },
00025| {
00026| "permission": "external_directory",
00027| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/cloudflare/*",
00028| "action": "allow"
00029| },
00030| {
00031| "permission": "external_directory",
00032| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-testing/*",
00033| "action": "allow"
00034| },
00035| {
00036| "permission": "external_directory",
00037| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-project-setup/*",
00038| "action": "allow"
00039| },
00040| {
00041| "permission": "external_directory",
00042| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-docs/*",
00043| "action": "allow"
00044| },
00045| {
00046| "permission": "external_directory",
00047| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/ocaml-code-style/*",
00048| "action": "allow"
00049| },
00050| {
00051| "permission": "external_directory",
00052| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/jsont/*",
00053| "action": "allow"
00054| },
00055| {
00056| "permission": "external_directory",
00057| "pattern": "/home/jm/.config/opencode/skill/effects/*",
00058| "action": "allow"
00059| },
00060| {
00061| "permission": "external_directory",
00062| "patte...Great, this is super helpful — and I can already see why behavior is inconsistent.
You’ve got config collisions + policy contradictions + naming mismatches.
What’s going wrong right now:
explore-agent.config is misnamed internally:explore-agent.config but "name": "analyzer".explore.config has a hard contradiction in permissions:"permission":"*","action":"allow""permission":"*","action":"deny" (line ~160)explore is native: true, while your custom “agent-style” file is native: false.astgrep vs ast-grepwebsearch vs web_searchlist vs lsanalyzer.config model is embedded in prompt front-matter, not top-level model object."model": { providerID, modelID }.What I recommend fixing first (highest impact):
explore, analyzer, researcher, testing, etc.).explore-agent.config if explore.config is authoritative.explore.config is almost certainly blocking its own intended access."model" object everywhere.tools map and permission rules."name" must match actual invoked subagent id exactly (explore, analyzer, etc.).Agent style ranking for your goal (stable, inexpensive, tool-heavy):
explore (native, constrained, read-only-ish)analyzer (custom, medium-cost, structured output)general (native, broad fallback)executor / coder-agent (non-native, mutable permissions)Suggested “trait templates” to reduce failures:
dune build, dune test, opam exec -- dune ...)If you want, next I can give you a clean canonical config skeleton for each of:
exploreanalyzerresearchertestingwith consistent naming, no contradictory rules, and cheap/stable model routing.
Yes please give me that please. I copied in the documenation to @opencode-docs/, so you can see the latest recommendations there
No files foundNo files found/home/jm/data/code/toki/opencode-docs/docs.json<file>
00001| {
00002| "$schema": "https://mintlify.com/docs.json",
00003| "theme": "mint",
00004| "name": "@opencode-ai/docs",
00005| "colors": {
00006| "primary": "#16A34A",
00007| "light": "#07C983",
00008| "dark": "#15803D"
00009| },
00010| "favicon": "/favicon-v3.svg",
00011| "navigation": {
00012| "tabs": [
00013| {
00014| "tab": "SDK",
00015| "groups": [
00016| {
00017| "group": "Getting started",
00018| "pages": ["index", "quickstart", "development"],
00019| "openapi": "https://opencode.ai/openapi.json"
00020| }
00021| ]
00022| }
00023| ],
00024| "global": {}
00025| },
00026| "logo": {
00027| "light": "/logo/light.svg",
00028| "dark": "/logo/dark.svg"
00029| },
00030| "navbar": {
00031| "links": [
00032| {
00033| "label": "Support",
00034| "href": "mailto:hi@mintlify.com"
00035| }
00036| ],
00037| "primary": {
00038| "type": "button",
00039| "label": "Dashboard",
00040| "href": "https://dashboard.mintlify.com"
00041| }
00042| },
00043| "contextual": {
00044| "options": ["copy", "view", "chatgpt", "claude", "perplexity", "mcp", "cursor", "vscode"]
00045| },
00046| "footer": {
00047| "socials": {
00048| "x": "https://x.com/mintlify",
00049| "github": "https://github.com/mintlify",
00050| "linkedin": "https://linkedin.com/company/mintlify"
00051| }
00052| }
00053| }
00054|
(End of file - total 54 lines)
</file>Awesome — I checked what’s in opencode-docs, but I only see opencode-docs/docs.json (Mintlify site config), not agent-policy docs. So I’ll give you a clean, pragmatic baseline that matches what we observed in your runtime.
Use these as canonical single-source configs (one file per agent), with:
{
"name": "explore",
"mode": "subagent",
"native": false,
"description": "Fast codebase exploration agent",
"model": {
"providerID": "zai-coding-plan",
"modelID": "glm-4.5-flash"
},
"permission": [
{ "permission": "*", "action": "allow", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "doom_loop", "action": "ask", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "question", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "plan_enter", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "plan_exit", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "*", "action": "ask" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*", "action": "allow" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/*", "action": "allow" }
],
"tools": {
"invalid": false,
"question": false,
"astgrep": true,
"bash": false,
"read": true,
"glob": true,
"grep": true,
"edit": false,
"write": false,
"task": false,
"webfetch": true,
"todowrite": false,
"websearch": true,
"codesearch": true,
"skill": false,
"lsp": false,
"batch": true,
"google_search": true
},
"prompt": "You are an exploration specialist. Prioritize glob/grep/read. No file mutation."
}
{
"name": "analyzer",
"mode": "subagent",
"native": false,
"description": "Deep analysis and synthesis agent",
"model": {
"providerID": "zai-coding-plan",
"modelID": "glm-4.7"
},
"permission": [
{ "permission": "*", "action": "allow", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "doom_loop", "action": "ask", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "question", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "plan_enter", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "plan_exit", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "*", "action": "ask" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*", "action": "allow" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/*", "action": "allow" }
],
"tools": {
"invalid": true,
"question": false,
"astgrep": true,
"bash": true,
"read": true,
"glob": true,
"grep": true,
"edit": false,
"write": false,
"task": false,
"webfetch": true,
"todowrite": false,
"websearch": true,
"codesearch": true,
"skill": false,
"lsp": true,
"batch": true,
"google_search": true
},
"prompt": "You are an analyzer. Extract evidence, cite file:line, rank causes by confidence."
}
{
"name": "researcher",
"mode": "subagent",
"native": false,
"description": "External research and source synthesis agent",
"model": {
"providerID": "zai-coding-plan",
"modelID": "glm-4.5-flash"
},
"permission": [
{ "permission": "*", "action": "allow", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "doom_loop", "action": "ask", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "question", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "plan_enter", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "plan_exit", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "*", "action": "ask" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*", "action": "allow" }
],
"tools": {
"invalid": false,
"question": false,
"astgrep": false,
"bash": false,
"read": true,
"glob": true,
"grep": true,
"edit": false,
"write": false,
"task": false,
"webfetch": true,
"todowrite": false,
"websearch": true,
"codesearch": true,
"skill": false,
"lsp": false,
"batch": true,
"google_search": true
},
"prompt": "You are a researcher. Use external sources, cite links, include uncertainty notes."
}
{
"name": "testing",
"mode": "subagent",
"native": false,
"description": "Methodical local test/build validation agent",
"model": {
"providerID": "zai-coding-plan",
"modelID": "glm-4.5-flash"
},
"permission": [
{ "permission": "*", "action": "allow", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "doom_loop", "action": "ask", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "question", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "plan_enter", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "plan_exit", "action": "deny", "pattern": "*" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "*", "action": "ask" },
{ "permission": "external_directory", "pattern": "/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*", "action": "allow" }
],
"tools": {
"invalid": false,
"question": false,
"astgrep": false,
"bash": true,
"read": true,
"glob": true,
"grep": true,
"edit": false,
"write": false,
"task": false,
"webfetch": false,
"todowrite": false,
"websearch": false,
"codesearch": false,
"skill": false,
"lsp": false,
"batch": true,
"google_search": false
},
"prompt": "You are a testing agent. Discover valid commands, run minimal checks first, report pass/fail with diagnostics."
}
Key cleanup rules before you apply these:
explore-agent.config if explore.config is primary).astgrep, websearch, google_search)."model" object, not prompt front-matter.If you want, I can next give you a tiny validation checklist/script to lint these config files for contradictions automatically.
task_id: ses_3b28e09ccffcbTLa7dkJuMVpX6 (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
<task_result>
Built a standalone Bun script that converts your relaxed JavaScript-like object format into valid JSON, including your sample style (unquoted keys, unquoted string values, `*`, path patterns, nested objects/arrays).
- Added script: `jsobj_to_json.js`
- It accepts input from a file or stdin.
- Optional flag `--initial-requirements` wraps output as:
- `{ "initial_requirements": <parsed_object> }`
Run it like this:
```bash
# from stdin
bun run jsobj_to_json.js --initial-requirements <<'EOF'
{
name: explore,
mode: subagent,
native: false,
description: Fast codebase exploration agent,
model: {
providerID: zai-coding-plan,
modelID: glm-4.5-flash
},
permission: [
{ permission: *, action: allow, pattern: * },
{ permission: doom_loop, action: ask, pattern: * },
{ permission: question, action: deny, pattern: * },
{ permission: plan_enter, action: deny, pattern: * },
{ permission: plan_exit, action: deny, pattern: * },
{ permission: external_directory, pattern: *, action: ask },
{ permission: external_directory, pattern: /home/jm/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*, action: allow },
{ permission: external_directory, pattern: /home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/*, action: allow }
],
tools: {
invalid: false,
question: false,
astgrep: true,
bash: false,
read: true,
glob: true,
grep: true,
edit: false,
write: false,
task: false,
webfetch: true,
todowrite: false,
websearch: true,
codesearch: true,
skill: false,
lsp: false,
batch: true,
google_search: true
},
prompt: You are an exploration specialist. Prioritize glob/grep/read. No file mutation.
}
EOF
```
Or with a file:
```bash
bun run jsobj_to_json.js input.txt --initial-requirements
```
Notes:
- Strings like `explore`, `subagent`, `zai-coding-plan`, `glm-4.5-flash`, `*`, and path pattern...Summarize the task tool output above and continue with your task.
/home/jm/data/code/toki/jsobj_to_json.js<file>
00001| #!/usr/bin/env bun
00002|
00003| /**
00004| * Convert relaxed JavaScript-like object syntax into valid JSON.
00005| *
00006| * Supported input examples:
00007| * - Unquoted keys: { name: explore }
00008| * - Unquoted string values: { description: Fast codebase exploration agent }
00009| * - Wildcards: { permission: * }
00010| * - Paths without quotes: { pattern: /home/jm/.local/share/opencode/* }
00011| * - Nested objects and arrays
00012| */
00013|
00014| function parseRelaxed(input) {
00015| let i = 0;
00016|
00017| const isWhitespace = (c) => c === " " || c === "\n" || c === "\r" || c === "\t";
00018|
00019| function error(message) {
00020| const start = Math.max(0, i - 20);
00021| const end = Math.min(input.length, i + 20);
00022| const context = input.slice(start, end).replace(/\n/g, "\\n");
00023| throw new Error(`${message} at index ${i}. Context: "${context}"`);
00024| }
00025|
00026| function skipWhitespace() {
00027| while (i < input.length && isWhitespace(input[i])) i += 1;
00028| }
00029|
00030| function peek() {
00031| return input[i];
00032| }
00033|
00034| function consume(char) {
00035| if (input[i] !== char) {
00036| error(`Expected '${char}' but found '${input[i] ?? "EOF"}'`);
00037| }
00038| i += 1;
00039| }
00040|
00041| function parseString() {
00042| const quote = input[i];
00043| consume(quote);
00044| let result = "";
00045|
00046| while (i < input.length) {
00047| const ch = input[i];
00048| i += 1;
00049|
00050| if (ch === quote) return result;
00051|
00052| if (ch === "\\") {
00053| if (i >= input.length) error("Unterminated escape sequence");
00054| const esc = input[i];
00055| i += 1;
00056| switch (esc) {
00057| case "n":
00058| result += "\n";
00059| break;
00060| case "r":
00061| result += "\r";
00062| ...Quick summary of that task-tool run:
jsobj_to_json.js, a Bun CLI that parses your relaxed object syntax (unquoted keys/values, *, path-like tokens, nested arrays/objects) and emits valid JSON.--initial-requirements to wrap output as:{ "initial_requirements": <parsed_object> }Continuing the config-hardening task, based on your current files:
explore-agent.config:2 is misidentified ("name": "analyzer"). This can route wrong profile/model.explore.config:160 has a global deny ("*":"deny") after earlier global allow, which can invalidate later allows depending on rule order.analyzer.config:183 puts model in prompt front-matter, but not as top-level "model" object (less reliable for runtime routing).explore.config:175 uses list; analyzer.config:183 mentions ls; executor.config:196 uses ast-grep while tools map uses astgrep — normalize names to one canonical form./home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/*.Recommended next cleanup pass (in order):
explore-agent.config (or fix name to match and ensure only one source of truth). explore.config and keep a single default policy style. "model" in analyzer.config (e.g. zai-coding-plan/glm-4.7) and avoid relying on prompt YAML for model selection. astgrep, websearch, google_search, glob, grep, etc.). external_directory allow for /home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/* where log/session inspection is expected.If you want, I can now generate a concrete patch for explore.config and analyzer.config first (minimal, surgical changes only).
these agent.config files are just what I copied from the canonical configuration which is here if you would rather see that here @opencode.json
Called the Read tool with the following input: {"filePath":"/home/jm/data/code/toki/opencode.json"}
(Output truncated at 51200 bytes. Use 'offset' parameter to read beyond line 821)
Perfect — this canonical opencode.json is exactly what we needed.
And yes, it confirms the issues we observed are coming from canonical config itself (not just copied *.config files).
Here are the highest-impact fixes, based on your actual canonical file:
analyzer model is in prompt frontmatter only (opencode.json:488), not top-level agent.analyzer.model. This is likely why it falls back inconsistently.astgrep vs ast-grepwebsearch vs web_searchlist/ls dual usageAnalyzer (capital A) and analyzer both exist (opencode.json:207, opencode.json:487)create-worker references agent: "Assistant" but agent is "assistant" (opencode.json:367, opencode.json:810)testing agent is too constrained for discovery (grep: deny, ls: deny) while being expected to autonomously find correct commands.researcher failure source is plausible from model alias form: openrouter:deepseek/deepseek-v3.2 (opencode.json:142) vs your other provider/model formats.Recommended canonical adjustments (ranked)
model fields for analyzer, explore, researcher, testing at top level.Analyzer or analyzer, not both.astgrepwebsearchgoogle_searchglob, grep, read, bash, edit, writetools and permission.testing autonomy policyread, glob, grep (at least) so it can discover valid commands before execution.edit/write denied if you want strict non-mutation testing.create-worker should target existing agent name exactly (assistant).provider/model) and verify provider mapping exists.openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v3.2 if that is the canonical parser expectation in your build.Suggested “stable + inexpensive” profiles
explore: cheap model, read/glob/grep only, no mutation.analyzer: mid model, read/glob/grep/astgrep, structured evidence output.researcher: cheap-mid model, websearch/webfetch/codesearch + read only.testing: cheap model, read/glob/grep/bash, no edit/write.If you want, next I can produce a minimal patch plan (line-by-line target edits in opencode.json) without touching the rest of your custom ecosystem.
Yes minimal patch plan would be perfect
Great — here’s a minimal, low-risk patch plan focused only on the breakpoints we observed.
opencode.jsonanalyzer model explicit (stop relying on prompt YAML)opencode.json:487 (agent.analyzer), add:"model": "zai-coding-plan/glm-4.7""mode": "subagent" (explicit, if you want it always delegated)model: and mode: lines from the frontmatter block in opencode.json:488 to avoid dual sources of truth.agent.analyzer (recommended), remove agent.Analyzer at opencode.json:207Analyzer to analyzer and merge fields.agent.Analyzer block (opencode.json:207-215).command.create-worker, change:agent: "Assistant" at opencode.json:810agent: "assistant" (matches agent.assistant at opencode.json:367).agent.executor.permission at opencode.json:186:"ast-grep": "allow" -> "astgrep": "allow""web_search": "deny" -> "websearch": "deny" (or remove if tools already disable it)agent.executor.tools at opencode.json:195:"ast-grep": true -> "astgrep": true"web_search": false -> "websearch": falseagent.researcher.permission at opencode.json:143:"ls"/"list" duplication with one canonical key (prefer glob + read; keep bash if needed).researcher model string format consistencyopencode.json:142, normalize model to the same format style used elsewhere."openrouter:deepseek/deepseek-v3.2""openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v3.2" (if your runtime expects slash form)ProviderModelNotFoundError trigger.testing discovery (minimal permissions only)agent.testing.permission at opencode.json:406:"grep": "deny" -> "allow""read": "allow""glob": "allow""edit": "deny" and no write to maintain non-mutation behavior.explore agentgeneral/analyzer etc., but if explore is expected in delegation, ensure a canonical agent.explore exists in opencode.json (not just sidecar config files).Quick validation checklist after patch
task call for analyzer and confirm log shows providerID=zai-coding-plan modelID=glm-4.7.task call for researcher and confirm no ProviderModelNotFoundError.task call for testing that discovers + runs a lightweight command without permission denials.assistant).If you want, I can now turn this into an exact JSON edit diff scoped only to these keys.
Have the @executor perform the changes you recommend
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: executor
task_id: ses_3b2881cb6ffeLKQ6JsywVVdQ5C (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
<task_result>
</task_result>Would ast-grep or some other ast modifying tool with basic api that abstracts the low level arbitrary details be able to prevent these issues?
I'll read the file first, then make the changes systematically.
→ Read opencode.json
Now I need to make the required changes. Let me start by making the edits systematically:
← Edit opencode.json
Error: oldString not found in content
Let me read the analyzer section more carefully to see the exact structure:
→ Read opencode.json [offset=487, limit=50]
Now I can see the exact structure. Let me make the first change to add model and mode to the analyzer:
← Edit opencode.json
Error: oldString not found in content
Let me try a different approach. I'll read the exact line numbers and make the change more precisely:
→ Read opencode.json [offset=487, limit=10]
I see the issue. The prompt field contains the model and mode information that needs to be moved to top-level fields. Let me make the change:
← Edit opencode.json
Error: oldString not found in content
Let me try a different approach. I'll read the exact content and make a more precise edit:
→ Read opencode.json [limit=15, offset=487]
I see the exact content now. Let me make the edit by replacing the entire analyzer block:
← Edit opencode.json
Error: oldString not found in content
Let me try a different approach. I'll read the exact content and make a more precise edit by targeting just the prompt field:
← Edit opencode.json
Error: oldString not found in content
I see the issue. The content has escaped quotes that are making the match fail. Let me try a different approach by reading the exact content and making a more precise edit:
→ Read opencode.json [offset=487, limit=5]
Now I can see the exact content. Let me make the edit by replacing just the prompt field:
← Edit opencode.json
Error: oldString not found in content
I see the issue. The content has escaped quotes that are making the match fail. Let me try a different approach by reading the exact content and making a more precise edit:
→ Read opencode.json [limit=5, offset=487]
Now I can see the exact content. Let me make the edit by replacing just the prompt field:
← Edit opencode.json
Error: oldString not found in content
I see the issue. The content has escaped quotes that are making the match fail. Let me try a different approach by reading the exact content and making a more precise edit:
→ Read opencode.json [offset=487, limit=5]
task_id: ses_3b2881cb6ffeLKQ6JsywVVdQ5C (for resuming to continue this task if needed)
<task_result>
Perfect! The testing permission now has:
- `grep`: "allow" (was deny)
- `read`: "allow" (added)
- `glob`: "allow" (added)
## Summary
## Bullet List of Exact Changes Made
- **agent.analyzer**: Added top-level fields `"model": "zai-coding-plan/glm-4.7"` and `"mode": "subagent"`
- **agent.analyzer.prompt**: Removed frontmatter lines `mode: subagent` and `model: zai-coding-plan/glm-4.7` from the prompt text
- **Removed**: Entire `agent.Analyzer` object (capital A) that was around lines 207-215
- **command.create-worker.agent**: Changed from `"Assistant"` to `"assistant"`
- **agent.executor.permission**: Renamed `ast-grep` → `astgrep` and `web_search` → `websearch`
- **agent.executor.tools**: Renamed `ast-grep` → `astgrep` and `web_search` → `websearch`
- **agent.researcher.model**: Changed from `openrouter:deepseek/deepseek-v3.2` to `openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v3.2`
- **agent.testing.permission**: Set `grep` to `"allow"`, ensured `read` = `"allow"`, ensured `glob` = `"allow"`
## Validation Command + Result
```bash
python3 -m json.tool /home/jm/data/code/toki/opencode.json >/dev/null
```
Result: ✅ **JSON validation passed** (no output means success)
## Caveats
- The changes were applied using a structure-aware Python script to avoid brittle text matching
- All required changes were successfully implemented as specified
- JSON syntax validation passed, confirming the file is syntactically correct
- The changes preserve existing formatting and style as much as possible
</task_result>He kep failing on the backticks I think
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00181| "executor": {
00182| "model": "openrouter/arcee-ai/trinity-large-preview:free",
00183| "temperature": 0.3,
00184| "mode": "subagent",
00185| "options": {},
00186| "permission": {
00187| "bash": "allow",
00188| "read": "allow",
00189| "edit": "allow",
00190| "grep": "allow",
00191| "astgrep": "allow",
00192| "websearch": "deny"
00193| },
00194| "prompt": "## IDENTITY & ROLE\n\nYou are an elite software engineering agent operating within the agent harness.\nYour primary function is **execution** \u2014 transforming specifications into working code.\n\n### Core Directives (Immutable)\n\n1. **Think before acting**: Always reason through the problem space before invoking tools\n2. **Verify assumptions**: Check file existence, current state, and context before modifications\n3. **Atomic operations**: Make focused, reviewable changes; avoid massive rewrites\n4. **State awareness**: Maintain mental model of project state across operations\n5. **Error recovery**: When stuck, summarize progress and propose alternatives\n\n### Operational Constraints\n\n- **Never** assume file contents; always read first\n- **Never** skip the reasoning step, even for simple tasks\n- **Always** preserve existing functionality unless explicitly asked to change it\n- **Always** run relevant tests after modifications\n- **Always** explain non-obvious decisions in comments\n\n## AVAILABLE CAPABILITIES\n\n### Primary Tools\n| Tool | Use Case | Cost |\n|------|----------|------|\n| `bash` | File operations, git, package managers | Low |\n| `read` | Inspect file contents | Low |\n| `edit` | Precise code modifications | Medium |\n| `write` | Create new files | Medium |\n| `web_search` | External information retrieval | High |\n\n### Execution Priority\n1. Prefer `bash` for system-level operations\n2. Use `edit` for targeted code changes\n3. Reserve `ts-runner` for complex data processing\n4. Limi...<file>
00471| "permission": {
00472| "bash": "allow",
00473| "read": "allow",
00474| "edit": "allow",
00475| "astgrep": "allow",
00476| "ls": "allow",
00477| "diff": "deny"
00478| }
00479| },
00480| "analyzer": {
00481| "prompt": "---\ndescription: For analysis, always use treesitter_parse first for AST, then ripgrep_search for patterns. Think symbolically, identify classes, functions, dependencies.",
00482| "name": "analyzer",
00483| "options": {},
00484| "permission": {},
00485| "model": "zai-coding-plan/glm-4.7",
00486| "mode": "subagent"
00487| },
00488| "triage": {
00489| "model": "anthropic/claude-haiku-4-5",
00490| "prompt": "You are a triage agent responsible for triaging github issues.\n\nUse your github-triage tool to triage issues.\n\n## Labels\n\n### windows\n\nUse for any issue that mentions Windows (the OS). Be sure they are saying that they are on Windows.\n\n- Use if they mention WSL too\n\n#### perf\n\nPerformance-related issues:\n\n- Slow performance\n- High RAM usage\n- High CPU usage\n\n**Only** add if it's likely a RAM or CPU issue. **Do not** add for LLM slowness.\n\n#### desktop\n\nDesktop app issues:\n\n- `opencode web` command\n- The desktop app itself\n\n**Only** add if it's specifically about the Desktop application or `opencode web` view. **Do not** add for terminal, TUI, or general opencode issues.\n\n#### nix\n\n**Only** add if the issue explicitly mentions nix.\n\n#### zen\n\n**Only** add if the issue mentions \"zen\" or \"opencode zen\". Zen is our gateway for coding models. **Do not** add for other gateways or inference providers.\n\nIf the issue doesn't have \"zen\" in it then don't add zen label\n\n#### docs\n\nAdd if the issue requests better documentation or docs updates.\n\n#### opentui\n\nTUI issues potentially caused by our underlying TUI library:\n\n- Keybindings not working\n- Scroll speed issues (too f...<file>
00801| },
00802| "create-worker": {
00803| "template": "```xml\n<system_context>\nYou are an advanced assistant specialized in generating Cloudflare Workers code. You have deep knowledge of Cloudflare's platform, APIs, and best practices.\n</system_context>\n\n<behavior_guidelines>\n\n- Respond in a friendly and concise manner\n- Focus exclusively on Cloudflare Workers solutions\n- Provide complete, self-contained solutions\n- Default to current best practices\n- Ask clarifying questions when requirements are ambiguous\n\n</behavior_guidelines>\n\n<code_standards>\n\n- Generate code in TypeScript by default unless JavaScript is specifically requested\n- Add appropriate TypeScript types and interfaces\n- You MUST import all methods, classes and types used in the code you generate.\n- Use ES modules format exclusively (NEVER use Service Worker format)\n- You SHALL keep all code in a single file unless otherwise specified\n- If there is an official SDK or library for the service you are integrating with, then use it to simplify the implementation.\n- Minimize other external dependencies\n- Do NOT use libraries that have FFI/native/C bindings.\n- Follow Cloudflare Workers security best practices\n- Never bake in secrets into the code\n- Include proper error handling and logging\n- Include comments explaining complex logic\n\n</code_standards>\n\n<output_format>\n\n- Use Markdown code blocks to separate code from explanations\n- Provide separate blocks for:\n 1. Main worker code (index.ts/index.js)\n 2. Configuration (wrangler.jsonc)\n 3. Type definitions (if applicable)\n 4. Example usage/tests\n- Always output complete files, never partial updates or diffs\n- Format code consistently using standard TypeScript/JavaScript conventions\n\n</output_format>\n\n<cloudflare_integrations>\n\n- When data storage is needed, integrate with appropriate Cloudflare services:\n - Workers KV for key-value storage, including configuration data, user profiles, a...OK
Yep — exactly.
The repeated failures were almost certainly from brittle oldString matching against a huge JSON string field with escaped newlines/backticks (especially prompt blocks like in opencode.json:194 and opencode.json:803), not from the logical changes themselves.
Current state check:
opencode.json:executor keys normalized (astgrep, websearch) at opencode.json:186 and opencode.json:195analyzer now has explicit top-level model/mode at opencode.json:480create-worker.agent fixed to assistant at opencode.json:805python3 -m json.tool opencode.json -> OKSo your instinct is right: string-based edit tools are fragile for this file shape.
Would AST/structured tools prevent this?
json, jq, Node script), not text replace.ast-grep is great for code ASTs, but for raw JSON config mutation, JSON-aware transforms are safer and simpler.Best practice for this repo going forward:
opencode.json as structured dataoldString replacements for large prompt blobs.obj.agent.analyzer.prompt = obj.agent.analyzer.prompt.replace(...)), then write JSON.python3 -m json.tool opencode.json >/dev/nullast-grep vs astgrep, etc.).If you want, I can provide a reusable scripts/patch-opencode-config.js that applies future config migrations idempotently (so these changes are one command next time).
Hmm, we really need to prefer this code mode way of interating with text, I think just remove edit tool and use trained ast-grep when situation needs, or tools like fff for globbing and just bash with typescript to handle how thye want
Agreed — that’s a solid direction for your setup.
For your config style, I’d strongly prefer:
edit for config-heavy agents.bash + TypeScript/JS scripts (parse JSON, transform, write).ast-grep for source code structure tasks, not giant JSON text surgery.glob/grep discovery first, then scripted updates.Practical policy I’d apply:
explore / analyzerread, glob, grep, astgrep, maybe bash (read-only commands).edit/write by default.executor / coder-agentedit for normal coding files.*.json, *.jsonc, large prompt blobs: enforce script-based transforms via bash (node/bun/python) instead of raw edit matching.python3 -m json.tool opencode.json >/dev/nullscripts/migrate-opencode-config.ts that:astgrep, websearch)This will eliminate most of the “oldString not found” churn and reduce subtle config drift.
If you want, next step I can draft a minimal “config mutation policy” block you can paste into your Project-Lead prompt so subagents stop using brittle edit flows automatically.
Yes give me that change and just go ahead and update it in @opencode.json here
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00411| "description": "Orchestrates project execution by delegating tasks to specialist agents and managing project state (plan, metrics, git).",
00412| "mode": "primary",
00413| "permission": {
00414| "read": "allow",
00415| "edit": "deny",
00416| "grep": "deny",
00417| "web_search": "deny",
00418| "question": "allow",
00419| "todowrite": "allow",
00420| "todoread": "allow",
00421| "bash": "allow"
00422| },
00423| "name": "Project-Lead",
00424| "options": {}
00425| },
00426| "advanced-coding-manager": {
00427| "model": "moonshotai/kimi-k2.5",
00428| "temperature": 0.5,
00429| "prompt": "# Advanced Coding Manager\n\nYou have access to the following subagents:\n- `Git and revision control` @source-control\n- `Coding` @coder-agent\n- `Documentation ` @docs\n\nMake sure to follow the following guidelines and DELEGATE TO THE SUBAGENTS\n\n## State Purpose\n\nAdvanced Coding Manager (@advanced-coding-manager) scrutinizes implementation plans for blockers and demands revisions when risks emerge. It equips coder agents with context paths, stepwise briefs, and current research insights. Manages parallel coding agent execution and enforces quality validation through systematic checking and rework cycles until all criteria are met.\n\n## Core Responsibilities\n\n### 1. Initial Plan Analysis\n- Analyze implementation plans for technical feasibility and potential blockers\n- Identify dependencies, resource requirements, and risk factors\n- Request plan revisions if critical issues are discovered\n- Create detailed coding agent briefs with context and implementation details\n\n### 2. Coding Agent Coordination\n- Delegate tasks to coding agents with proper context and knowledge resources\n- Manage parallel execution of compatible tasks\n- Monitor progress and resolve conflicts or dependencies\n- Provide ongoing technical guidance and clarification\n\...updated
OK
Done — I added the policy directly to Project-Lead in opencode.json.
What I changed:
agent.Project-Lead.prompt in opencode.json:Structured Config Editing Policyastgrep for source structure workValidation:
python3 -m json.tool /home/jm/data/code/toki/opencode.json >/dev/nullOKIf you want, I can apply the same policy block to advanced-coding-manager and coder-agent prompts too, so implementation subagents inherit the same behavior consistently.
Are there tools that combine the edit with an immediate linter, where the linter either fixes automatically or can just easily be fed back into the ediotr to update?
Yes — and for your use case, that’s exactly what you want.
Best practical options:
eslint --fix / oxlint --fix / biome check --writeprettier --writejsonschema + formatterdprint / biome unified toolchainsFor OpenCode-agent workflows specifically, the robust pattern is:
biome --write or eslint --fix) python3 -m json.tool, schema check, tests) For your opencode.json style config, I recommend this combo:
python3 script (parse/mutate/write)python3 -m json.tool opencode.jsonprettier --write opencode.jsonIf you want, I can give you a tiny reusable fix-config.sh that runs this full loop and exits non-zero on unresolved issues.
yeah something like a treesiter based editor, that applies the edit but the linter catches egregious errors quickly
Yep — that’s a great target setup.
Short answer: yes, you can get very close with a CST/AST edit pipeline + fast validator loop.
Best stack for this:
ast-grep (for code), or parser-based script (tree-sitter/Babel/TS compiler API)biome check --write (very fast), or eslint --fixnode --check, tsc --noEmit, python -m py_compile, json.tool)For your
Can you create an opencode tool, as described in the @opencode-docs/ ?
Called the list tool with the following input: {"path":"/home/jm/data/code/toki/opencode-docs/"}
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00013| **[Follow the full quickstart guide](https://starter.mintlify.com/quickstart)**
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00019| ```
00020| npm i -g mint
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00023| Run the following command at the root of your documentation, where your `docs.json` is located:
00024|
00025| ```
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00028|
00029| View your local preview at `http://localhost:3000`.
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00002| title: "Development"
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00019| <Step title="Preview locally">
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00010|
00011| ```
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00023| Customize the design and colors of your site to match your brand.
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00026| Organize your docs to help users find what they need and succeed with your product.
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00029| Auto-generate API documentation from OpenAPI specifications.
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Yep — all good.
opencode.json: command.safe-config-editexecutor and enforces structured parse/mutate/validate flow (no brittle text replacement)python3 -m json.tool /home/jm/data/code/toki/opencode.json -> OKIf you want, next step is a tiny helper script (e.g. scripts/safe-config-edit.ts) so that command has a concrete reusable runner too.
I more want to test out some fo these tools with agents with real time debugging, maybe a plugin that filters on the logs? Can you have the @researcher design for me a plugin, similar to the style of plugin that is used in oh-my-opencode project. Plugins are really our hooks and event handlers are implemented in the language. It should not be too complicated, and it should be careful not to give context or signal to anything that does not need it, "ie. the agent should be able to opt in to logs, and then opt out"
The plugin should also not cause synchronous problems by holding resources that other parts of the event loop need, breaking the loop
@researcher failed again with ProviderModelNotFoundError, so I can’t delegate this one to that agent right now.
Given your goal, here’s a concrete plugin design you can implement immediately.
Plugin Design
debug-log-gate plugin that subscribes to log events, applies strict filtering/redaction, and only forwards events to explicitly opted-in agents.Core Architecture
onSessionStart -> initialize per-session policy cacheonAgentInvoke -> attach opt-in metadata snapshotonLogEvent -> fast-path filter + enqueueonSessionEnd -> cleanup buffers/subscriptionsOpt-In / Opt-Out Model
enabled: falsedefaultOptIn: falseresearcher, executor, etc.)logctl opt-in --agent executor --ttl 10m --level warn,errorlogctl opt-out --agent executorinherit: true.Non-Blocking Safety
error/fatal up to capPrivacy / Signal Minimization
Minimal Config Schema
{
"plugin": ["debug-log-gate@local"],
"plugin_config": {
"debug-log-gate": {
"enabled": true,
"defaultOptIn": false,
"inherit": false,
"queueSize": 1000,
"dropPolicy": "drop_oldest_non_error",
"flushIntervalMs": 200,
"maxBatch": 100,
"retentionHours": 24,
"allowedFields": ["ts", "level", "agent", "tool", "msg", "corr"],
"redact": {
"enabled": true,
"patterns": ["api_key", "bearer", "token", "secret", "password"]
},
"sinks": {
"memory": true,
"file": {
"enabled": true,
"path": ".opencode/context/debug/events.log"
}
},
"optIn": {
"agents": [],
"sessions": []
}
}
}
}
MVP Plan
dropped, queued, flush_ms) and degrade mode.Risks / Mitigations
Recommendation
If you want, I can draft the exact plugin skeleton files next (minimal implementation).
Analyze this session and extract non-obvious learnings to add to AGENTS.md files.
AGENTS.md files can exist at any directory level, not just the project root. When an agent reads a file, any AGENTS.md in parent directories are automatically loaded into the context of the tool read. Place learnings as close to the relevant code as possible:
What counts as a learning (non-obvious discoveries only):
What NOT to include:
Process:
After updating, summarize which AGENTS.md files were created/updated and how many learnings per file.
/home/jm/data/code/toki/AGENTS.md<file>
00001| # Keyz - Agent Development Guide
00002|
00003| ## Project Overview
00004| **Keyz** is a Terminal UI for GNU pass password manager, built with OCaml 5.3+, Eio, Notty, and Lwd. It provides an intuitive interface for managing passwords stored in the GNU pass hierarchy.
00005|
00006| ## Environment Setup
00007| ```bash
00008| # EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
00009| eval $(opam env --switch=.)
00010| ```
00011| - Dune 3.21 of our project is installed in the local opam switch `.` (local switch)
00012| - Dependencies: eio, eio_main, notty, lwd, seq, nottui, nottui-unix
00013|
00014|
00015| ## Development Commands
00016| ```bash
00017| # Build and run
00018| opam exec -- dune build # Build project
00019| opam exec -- dune exec toki # Run executable
00020| opam exec -- dune run # Alternative run command
00021|
00022| # Testing
00023| opam exec -- dune test # Run all tests
00024| opam exec -- dune exec test_simple # Run single test
00025| opam exec -- dune exec test_design # Run design test
00026| opam exec -- dune exec test_build/test_pass # Run build test
00027|
00028| # Code quality
00029| dune fmt # Format code (ocamlformat 0.28.1)
00030| make fmt # Alternative format command
00031| make build # Build via Makefile
00032| make test # Test via Makefile
00033| make clean # Clean build artifacts
00034|
00035| # Documentation
00036| dune build @doc # Build documentation
00037| ```
00038|
00039| ## Project Structure
00040| ```
00041| src/ # Core source files
00042| ├── main.ml # Entry point (Eio-based TUI loop)
00043| ├── pass.ml # GNU pass integration
00044| ├── pass.mli # Interface for pass module
00045| ├── tree.ml # Tree data structure and navigation
00046| ├── tree.mli # Interface for tree module
00047| ├── ui_...updated
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00187| ```
00188|
00189| ## Notes
00190| - The project is in early development; many modules are placeholders
00191| - Follow existing OCaml conventions and security-first design
00192| - Prefer editing existing files over creating new ones unless required
00193| - Run `dune fmt` after editing to maintain consistent formatting
00194|
00195|
00196|
00197| ## Agent/Config Learnings
00198| - For `opencode.json`, avoid text-substring edits on large prompt blobs (escaped newlines/backticks make `oldString` matches flaky); use parse-mutate-serialize (Python/TS/jq) and validate with `python3 -m json.tool opencode.json`.
00199| - Agent routing is name/case sensitive in command mappings and agent definitions (for example `assistant` vs `Assistant`); mismatches silently route incorrectly or fail delegation.
00200| - Keep tool/permission keys canonical and consistent across agent configs (`astgrep` vs `ast-grep`, `websearch` vs `web_search`), or permissions may not apply as expected.
00201| - Prefer top-level `agent.<name>.model` for runtime model selection; embedding model/mode only inside prompt frontmatter can lead to fallback/drift to default parent model.
00202| - Subagents can hit `external_directory` boundaries even when parent reads succeed; allowlist required debug paths (for example `/home/jm/.local/share/opencode/storage/*`) for log/session forensics.
00203| - `opam exec -- dune exec test_simple` can fail with "Program not found" in this repo context; verify declared test executables/aliases in dune files before using single-test commands.
00204|
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</file>Done — I reviewed the session, extracted non-obvious learnings, and updated the closest relevant AGENTS file.
Updated files:
AGENTS.md — added 6 learningsWhat was added (project-wide, non-obvious):
opencode.json): avoid brittle substring edits on escaped prompt blobs; use parse-mutate-serialize + JSON validation.assistant vs Assistant) and can silently misroute/fail.astgrep vs ast-grep, websearch vs web_search).agent.<name>.model is more reliable than embedding model/mode only in prompt frontmatter.external_directory boundaries can block diagnostics even when parent can read those paths.opam exec -- dune exec test_simple can be missing as an executable in this repo context; verify dune targets first.No new lower-level AGENTS.md files were created because the learnings are cross-cutting config/orchestration behaviors, not tied to a specific module/package directory.