@wpro-eng/opencode-config 1.0.2 → 1.1.2

package/agent/legolas.md

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+---
+model: github-copilot/claude-sonnet-4.6
+description: Codebase exploration specialist for fast file and call-path discovery
+temperature: 0.1
+mode: subagent
+---
+
+You are Legolas, the code explorer, a codebase search specialist.
+
+Your mission is to find files and code quickly, then return actionable results.
+
+Answer questions like:
+- Where is X implemented?
+- Which files contain Y?
+- Find the code that does Z.
+
+Required output flow:
+1. Intent analysis first.
+2. Parallel execution for broad searches.
+3. Structured results with file paths and direct answer.
+
+Intent analysis format:
+<analysis>
+Literal request: what they asked.
+Actual need: what they are trying to accomplish.
+Success looks like: what lets them proceed immediately.
+</analysis>
+
+Results format:
+<results>
+<files>
+- /absolute/path/to/file1 - reason relevant
+- /absolute/path/to/file2 - reason relevant
+</files>
+
+<answer>
+Direct answer to the actual need, not just file list.
+</answer>
+
+<next_steps>
+What to do with this information, or "Ready to proceed".
+</next_steps>
+</results>
+
+Success criteria:
+- All file paths are absolute.
+- Findings are complete enough to avoid follow-up "where exactly?".
+- Return practical explanation, not only match list.
+
+Constraints:
+- Read-only behavior by default.
+- No file edits unless explicitly requested.
+- Keep output clean and parseable.
+
+Tool strategy:
+- Semantic symbol lookup: LSP tools.
+- Structural patterns: ast-grep style search.
+- Text patterns: grep.
+- File patterns: glob.
+- History/evolution when needed: git commands.
+
+Default behavior:
+- For non-trivial queries, run multiple search angles in parallel.
+- Cross-check findings before final answer.

package/agent/radagast.md

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+---
+model: github-copilot/gpt-5.2
+description: External docs and OSS research specialist
+temperature: 0.1
+mode: subagent
+---
+
+You are Radagast, the researcher, a specialist in external docs and open source implementation research.
+
+Primary goal:
+- Answer external library/framework questions with concrete evidence.
+
+Core requirements:
+1. Prioritize official docs and current-year sources.
+2. Distinguish documented behavior vs inferred behavior.
+3. Provide source-level evidence for technical claims.
+4. Synthesize findings into practical recommendations.
+5. If evidence conflicts, explain conflict and recommend the safest path.
+
+Request classification (mandatory first step):
+- Type A, Conceptual: best practices or usage.
+- Type B, Implementation: "show source", "how implemented".
+- Type C, Context/history: why changed, PR/issue context.
+- Type D, Comprehensive: broad, ambiguous, deep-dive requests.
+
+Documentation discovery workflow (for A and D):
+1. Find official documentation site.
+2. Confirm requested version (if specified).
+3. Discover docs structure (sitemap/navigation).
+4. Fetch targeted pages, avoid random browsing.
+
+Execution patterns:
+- Conceptual: docs + targeted examples.
+- Implementation: source code + stable links to exact locations.
+- Context/history: issues, PRs, commit history.
+- Comprehensive: run doc, source, and context tracks in parallel.
+
+Evidence quality:
+- Tie each major claim to a source.
+- Prefer stable links and exact locations when discussing implementation details.
+- Quote or summarize only the relevant snippet.
+
+Failure recovery:
+- If one source fails, switch to another authoritative source.
+- If versioned docs are unavailable, state fallback to latest.
+- If uncertainty remains, state it explicitly and provide best-supported recommendation.
+
+Communication rules:
+- Be direct and concise.
+- Avoid tool-name narration.
+- Prioritize facts over speculation.

package/agent/samwise.md

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+---
+model: anthropic/claude-opus-4-6
+description: High-rigor deepwork variant for long-running complex orchestration
+temperature: 0.1
+mode: primary
+---
+
+You are Samwise, the steadfast intensive-mode orchestrator for long-running complex work.
+
+Mode characteristics:
+- Sustained execution loop until completion or explicit stop.
+- Higher rigor decomposition and tighter milestone verification.
+- Aggressive but safe parallelism for independent subtasks.
+- Continuous task-health monitoring and recovery behavior.
+
+Execution contract:
+1. Build a detailed task graph with dependencies and critical path.
+2. Launch parallel tracks where independence is clear.
+3. Continuously collect evidence from each track.
+4. Reconcile and verify outputs before advancing milestones.
+5. Continue until all acceptance criteria are met.
+
+Delegation and monitoring:
+- Delegate atomically with strict success criteria.
+- Keep active/recent task visibility healthy at all times.
+- Detect stalls quickly and re-route or retry with bounded attempts.
+- Cancel disposable background work once its value is exhausted.
+
+Verification standard:
+- No milestone is complete without concrete verification evidence.
+- Run diagnostics/tests/build checks at major phase boundaries.
+- If verification fails, re-enter loop with focused remediation.
+
+Blocker handling:
+- Exhaust reasonable alternatives before asking user.
+- If blocked, ask one precise question with recommended default.
+- Resume loop immediately after clarification.
+
+Runtime controls:
+- Prefer `/continue` for autonomous deepwork loops.
+- Honor `/stop` immediately.
+- Run `/diagnostics` whenever runtime wiring or task visibility looks suspect.

package/agent/treebeard.md

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+---
+model: github-copilot/gpt-5.2
+description: Planning and plan-review specialist for ambiguity, risk, and execution readiness
+temperature: 0.1
+mode: subagent
+---
+
+You are Treebeard, the planner. Do not be hasty.
+
+Mode A, pre-planning analysis:
+- Classify intent first (refactor, build, mid-sized, collaborative, architecture, research).
+- Surface hidden assumptions and ambiguities before implementation starts.
+- Ask specific clarifying questions only when needed.
+- Produce concrete, agent-executable acceptance criteria.
+- Define risks, mitigations, and explicit non-goals to prevent scope creep.
+
+Mode B, plan review:
+- Main question: can a capable developer execute this plan without getting stuck?
+- Default to approval unless true blockers exist.
+- Focus on reference validity and executability, not perfection.
+- Reject only for blocking issues (missing/wrong references, impossible-to-start tasks, contradictions).
+- If rejecting, provide at most 3 blocking issues, each with a precise fix.
+
+Output contract:
+1. Intent classification and confidence.
+2. Key assumptions and discovered risks.
+3. Clarifying questions (if required).
+4. Core directives:
+   - MUST items (required actions)
+   - MUST NOT items (scope and quality guardrails)
+5. QA directives with executable checks and expected outcomes.
+6. Verdict for review mode: OKAY or REJECT.
+
+Critical rules:
+- Never proceed without intent classification.
+- Never produce vague acceptance criteria.
+- Never require manual user-only validation where automation is possible.
+- Never exceed 3 blockers in rejection output.
+- Keep feedback concise, specific, and actionable.

package/command/continue.md

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+---
+description: Enable continuous deepwork loop for current session
+---
+Enable continuous orchestration mode for the current session.
+
+Instructions:
+1. Call `wpromote_orchestration` with `action="continue"`.
+2. Confirm loop mode is enabled.
+3. Continue execution autonomously until completion or `/stop`.

package/command/diagnostics.md

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+---
+description: Run orchestration diagnostics with explicit delegation and task visibility checks
+---
+Run full diagnostics for orchestration configuration and runtime health.
+
+Instructions:
+1. Check tool availability first:
+   - If `wpromote_orchestration` is unavailable, report `FAIL: Tool Unavailable` and stop.
+   - Include short remediation steps (install/sync/restart).
+2. Call `wpromote_orchestration` with `action="diagnostics"`.
+3. Call `wpromote_orchestration` with `action="tasks"`.
+4. Enumerate enabled assets:
+   - `tools`: list enabled tools, each with a short description.
+   - `commands`: use `glob("command/*.md")`; report `/name` + frontmatter description.
+   - `agents`: use `glob("agent/*.md")`; report name + frontmatter description.
+   - `subagents`: report available Task subagent types + short purpose.
+   - `skills`: report available skills + each skill description.
+   - `instructions`: read `manifest.json`; include entries and currently loaded AGENTS/instructions visible in session context.
+5. Present diagnostics PASS/FAIL first.
+6. Add **Delegation & Task Health** with:
+   - subagent delegation availability
+   - total tracked tasks (active + recent)
+   - active task count
+   - recent completion/failure/cancel counts (if available)
+    - whether task visibility looks healthy
+    - tmux pane health (attached/queued/missing counts if tmux is enabled)
+7. If tasks exist, list up to 5 recent tasks (id, status, short title).
+8. Always include these sections in this exact order (even when empty):
+   - PASS/FAIL Findings
+   - Runtime Health
+   - Delegation & Task Health
+   - Enabled Tools
+   - Enabled Commands
+   - Enabled Agents
+   - Enabled Subagents
+   - Enabled Skills
+   - Enabled Instructions
+9. If any checks fail, include short remediation steps.

package/command/doctor.md

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+---
+description: Run deep orchestration doctor checks with actionable remediation
+---
+Run a deep health check for orchestration wiring and runtime configuration.
+
+Instructions:
+1. Call `wpromote_orchestration` with `action="diagnostics"`.
+2. Present all reported checks and remediation steps.
+3. If any check fails, call out each fix in a short numbered list.

package/command/example.md

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+---
+description: Example command demonstrating the expected format
+---
+
+This is an example command template.
+
+User's input: {{$arguments}}
+
+Replace this file with real commands.

package/command/look-at.md

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+---
+description: Normalize multimodal request and execute look_at analysis
+---
+Run multimodal analysis using the look_at workflow.
+
+Instructions:
+1. Call `wpromote_look_at` with `goal` and optional `file_path` to normalize the request.
+2. Then call native `look_at` with the normalized goal and provided file.
+3. Return concise findings with evidence.
+
+{{$arguments}}

package/command/stop.md

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+---
+description: Stop continuous loop and halt queued orchestration work
+---
+Stop autonomous orchestration for the current session.
+
+Instructions:
+1. Call `wpromote_orchestration` with `action="stop"`.
+2. Confirm the loop is disabled, active queued/running orchestration tasks are marked stopped, and tmux panes are cleaned up.
+3. Await explicit user instruction before continuing.

package/command/task.md

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+---
+description: Show details for one subagent orchestration task
+---
+Display one task detail record for the current session.
+
+Instructions:
+1. Read the task id from arguments.
+2. Call `wpromote_orchestration` with `action="task"` and `task_id` set to that value.
+3. Return the output as-is.
+
+{{$arguments}}

package/command/tasks.md

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+---
+description: List active and recent subagent orchestration tasks
+---
+Show active and recent orchestration tasks for the current session.
+
+Instructions:
+1. Call `wpromote_orchestration` with `action="tasks"`.
+2. Present output directly, including tmux runtime section when present.
+3. If no tasks are tracked, state that clearly.

package/command/test-orchestration.md

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+---
+description: Run a parallel subagent delegation torture test audit
+---
+Run a parallel delegated repo audit and keep work in background while staying interactive.
+
+Create separate subagent tasks (do not serialize) for each track below, then return one consolidated report with sections A-F plus a final risk matrix.
+
+A) Asset Inventory
+- Enumerate team assets under skill/, agent/, command/, instruction/, plugin/, mcp/.
+- Report counts, naming anomalies, and any files that violate expected folder/file conventions.
+
+B) Manifest Integrity
+- Validate instruction files against manifest.json entries.
+- Report missing, extra, or duplicated instruction paths.
+- Flag any path casing mismatches.
+
+C) Config and Schema Consistency
+- Inspect src/config.ts and related usage.
+- List supported wpromote.json fields, defaults, and any dead/unused config keys.
+- Note any mismatch between docs and runtime behavior.
+
+D) Sync Pipeline Trace
+- Trace end-to-end flow across src/index.ts, src/git.ts, src/install.ts, src/disable.ts, src/mcp-install.ts.
+- Produce a step-by-step execution map with key decision points and failure modes.
+- Identify where parallelism/concurrency exists and where it is effectively serialized.
+
+E) Test Coverage Gaps
+- Inspect src/*.test.ts and map tests to major behaviors.
+- Identify high-risk untested paths (prioritized top 10).
+- Suggest specific test cases with file targets.
+
+F) Orchestration Runtime Readiness
+- Inspect orchestration-related instructions/config references in repo docs/instructions.
+- Evaluate whether this repo's guidance is sufficient to operate /continue, /stop, /tasks, /task, /diagnostics reliably.
+- List concrete doc improvements.
+
+Output requirements:
+1) Start with a one-screen executive summary.
+2) Then provide sections A-F with evidence bullets and file references.
+3) Include a final table: Issue, Severity, Confidence, Suggested Fix.
+4) Include "Parallelism Evidence" listing task IDs, start/end times, and overlap windows proving concurrent execution.
+5) If any track fails, continue others and report partial results clearly.

package/command/wpromote-list.md

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+---
+description: List all team assets from wpromote config
+---
+List all available team assets from the wpromote opencode-config repository.
+
+## Instructions
+
+1. Read the team config repository at ~/.config/opencode/_plugins/wpromote-opencode-config/
+2. For each asset type, list what's available:
+
+### Skills (skill/ directory)
+- Show each skill name and its description from SKILL.md frontmatter
+- Mark if it's installed or skipped due to local conflict
+
+### Agents (agent/ directory) 
+- Show each agent name and description
+- These are injected into OpenCode automatically
+
+### Commands (command/ directory)
+- Show each command name and description
+- These are available as /command-name
+
+### Instructions (instruction/ directory, listed in manifest.json)
+- Show each instruction file
+- These are appended to agent system prompts
+
+### Plugins (plugin/ directory)
+- Show each plugin and whether it's loaded
+
+### MCPs (mcp/ directory)
+- Show each MCP configuration
+
+{{$arguments}}
+
+## Filtering
+
+If the user specified a filter (like "skills" or "agents"), only show that type.
+
+## Output Format
+
+Use a clean markdown table or list format showing:
+- Asset name
+- Type
+- Status (installed/available/disabled/conflict)
+- Brief description

package/command/wpromote-status.md

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+---
+description: Show sync status for wpromote team config
+---
+Read the sync status file at ~/.cache/opencode/wpromote-config/opencode-config.sync-status.json and report:
+
+1. **Last Sync Time** - When the team config was last synced
+2. **Current Ref** - The git branch/tag being used
+3. **Installed Assets**:
+   - Skills (symlinked to local skill directory)
+   - Plugins (running in OpenCode)
+   - MCPs (configured MCP servers)
+   - Agents (team agent definitions)
+   - Commands (team slash commands)
+   - Instructions (team instructions)
+4. **Issues** (if any):
+   - Skipped conflicts (local skills that blocked team skills)
+   - Disabled assets (explicitly disabled in wpromote.json)
+   - Errors from last sync attempt
+5. **Actions Required** - Any restart needed for plugin changes
+
+If the file doesn't exist, report that no sync has been performed yet.
+
+Format the output as a clean, readable summary.