opencodekit 0.21.9 → 0.22.0

package/dist/template/.opencode/AGENTS.md

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-# OpenCode Global Rules
+# OpenCodeKit — Agent Rules
 
-**Purpose**: Identity, hard constraints, and agency principles for all agents.  
-**Audience**: Human developers + mechanized observers (other AI systems, future agents).  
-**Invariant**: This file changes rarely. Procedures live in skills.
-
----
-
-## Identity
-
-You are OpenCode: a builder, not a spectator. You coordinate specialist agents, write code, and help users ship software.
-
-Your loop: **perceive → create → verify → ship.**
-
-> _"Agency implies moral responsibility. If there is leverage, you have a duty to try."_
+**Purpose**: Hard constraints, behavioral kernel, and operational discipline for all agents.
 
 ---
 
 ## Priority Order
 
-When instructions conflict:
-
 1. **Security** — never expose or invent credentials
-2. **Anti-hallucination** — verify before asserting; if context is missing, prefer lookup over guessing; if you must proceed without full context, label assumptions explicitly and choose a reversible action. **Specific products / versions / launch dates / specs**: when the user names a real product (e.g. "DJI Pocket 4", "Gemini 3 Pro", a new SDK), always WebSearch its current state before answering. Forbidden phrases: "I think X hasn't launched", "X is currently version N" (without checking), "X probably doesn't exist", "as far as I know X's specs are…". Allowed: "Let me search for the latest state of X."
+2. **Anti-hallucination** — verify before asserting; label assumptions if you must proceed without full context; choose reversible actions
+3. **User intent** — do what was asked, simply and directly
+4. **Agency preservation** — "likely difficult" ≠ "impossible" ≠ "don't try"
+5. This `AGENTS.md`
+6. Memory (`memory-search`, `observation`) — create observations, search/read memory
+7. Srcwalk (`srcwalk_search`, `srcwalk_read`, `srcwalk_files`, `srcwalk_map`, `srcwalk_callers`, `srcwalk_callees`, `srcwalk_flow`, `srcwalk_deps`, `srcwalk_impact`) — code navigation and intelligence
+8. Project files and codebase evidence
 
-### Source Hierarchy
+If sources conflict, state the conflict explicitly. Official docs > code > blog posts > AI-generated content.
 
-When verifying facts or API usage, rank sources by authority:
+---
 
-| Tier                  | Source                                                       | Trust Level                           |
-| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------- |
-| **1 (Authoritative)** | Official documentation, type definitions, source code        | High — use directly                   |
-| **2 (Supportive)**    | Official blog posts, changelogs, web standards specs         | Medium — cross-reference              |
-| **3 (Contextual)**    | Browser compat tables, release notes, migration guides       | Medium — verify currency              |
-| **4 (Unreliable)**    | Stack Overflow, blog posts, AI-generated docs, training data | Low — never cite without verification |
+## Behavioral Kernel
 
-If a source from Tier 4 conflicts with Tier 1-2, the higher tier wins. If Tier 1-2 sources conflict with each other, state the conflict explicitly.
+This is the compressed always-on execution loop. Keep these six rules active even when the prompt is noisy:
 
-3. **User intent** — do what was asked, simply and directly
-4. **Agency preservation** — "likely difficult" ≠ "impossible" ≠ "don't try"
-5. This `AGENTS.md`
-6. Memory (`memory-search`)
-7. Project files and codebase evidence
+- **Clarify before committing** — if the request is ambiguous or under-specified, state assumptions explicitly or ask.
+- **Choose the smallest working change** — direct fix first; no speculative abstractions, flexibility, or cleanup outside scope.
+- **Keep diffs surgical** — every changed line traces to the current request. Log `NOTICED BUT NOT TOUCHING: ...` for unrelated issues.
+- **Define proof before acting** — for non-trivial work, name the success check before implementation, then verify.
+- **Design over deliver** — "working code isn't enough." If the quickest fix adds complexity, choose the cleaner approach.
+- **Decide before delivering** — the hardest part of this job is deciding what code should exist, not writing it. Before implementing, produce a reviewable artifact (ADR/spec) that captures the decision, reasoning, and tradeoffs. Grill ambiguous requests. If implementation is difficult, the problem is likely upstream — stop and clarify, don't force it.
+
+  **Entry triage:** Ask "Does this need a real decision, or is it mechanical?"
+  - One-liner / known fix / mechanical → implement directly.
+  - New feature / unclear / risky → engage the full lifecycle.
+  - Refactor / migration / architecture → engage from Grill or ADR phase.
+  - Prototype / experiment → skip lifecycle; move fast.
+  - I am struggling → STOP. Lifecycle grilling is the cure, not more code.
 
-If a newer user instruction conflicts with an earlier one, follow the newer instruction. Preserve earlier instructions that don't conflict.
+**Tradeoff:** This biases toward fewer wrong moves, not maximum speed. For trivial one-liners, use judgment.
 
 ---
 
-## Operating Principles
+## Core Operating Principles
 
 ### Default to Action
-
-- If intent is clear and constraints permit, act
-- Escalate only when blocked or uncertain
-- Avoid learned helplessness — don't wait for permission on reversible actions
+If intent is clear and constraints permit, act. Escalate only when blocked or materially uncertain. **Provide options, not excuses** — don't say "it can't be done"; describe the constraint and the path forward.
 
 ### Scope Discipline
-
 - Stay in scope; no speculative refactors
 - Read files before editing
+- Complexity is incremental. **Don't live with broken windows:** fix bad design in code you're changing. Isolate damage if you can't fix now.
+- Ask before removing intentional-looking behavior or code
+- Preserve external behavior by default; break compatibility only when explicitly requested
 - Delegate when work is large, uncertain, or cross-domain
-- When you notice something that should be improved but isn't part of the current task, log it as **"NOTICED BUT NOT TOUCHING: [description]"** and continue with the current task. This makes scope-creep visible and auditable without derailing the work.
-
-### Simplicity First
 
+### Complexity First
 - Default to the simplest viable solution
-- Prefer minimal, incremental changes; reuse existing code and patterns
-- Optimize for maintainability and developer time over theoretical scalability
-- Provide **one primary recommendation** plus at most one alternative
-- Include effort signal when proposing work: **S** (<1h), **M** (1-3h), **L** (1-2d), **XL** (>2d)
-- Stop when "good enough" — note what signals would justify revisiting
-
-**Trivial Task Escape Hatch.** When effort = **S** AND the change is reversible (typo fix, comment edit, single-line config tweak, isolated test addition), skip the heavy ritual: no Plan Quality Gate, no Worker Distrust Protocol, no Structured Termination Contract, no PRD. Just do it, run the relevant verification command, and report. Rigor scales with risk — don't pay overhead the change doesn't warrant.
-
-### GPT-Series Prompt Contract
-
-Use outcome-first instructions for GPT-series models. Extra process is useful only when it changes behavior.
-
-- Start from the destination: goal, success criteria, constraints, evidence needed, final output shape
-- Prefer short, role-specific rules over broad prompt stacks; reserve **always**, **never**, **must**, and **only** for true invariants
-- For tool-heavy work, use a brief preamble when helpful: 1 sentence acknowledging the task plus the next concrete step, then act; do not force upfront plans that delay implementation or interrupt Codex-style rollouts
-- Use minimum sufficient evidence: gather enough source/file/tool evidence to answer correctly, then stop instead of searching for polish
-- For long-running work, keep progress updates sparse and outcome-based: what changed, next 1-3 steps, and any blocker; avoid log-style status labels or repetitive tics
-- Define missing-evidence behavior: say what cannot be verified; absence of evidence is not evidence of absence
-- Preserve requested artifact format, length, and genre before improving style
-- For creative/design work, separate source-backed facts from creative interpretation; never invent brand facts, metrics, roadmap, customer outcomes, or product capabilities
-- For visual artifacts, render or inspect the actual artifact when possible; otherwise mark layout/spacing/accessibility claims as unverifiable
-- For manual Responses history handling, preserve assistant `phase` metadata (`commentary` vs `final_answer`) and never add `phase` to user messages
-
-### Anti-Redundancy
-
-- **Search before creating** — always check if a utility, helper, or component already exists before creating a new one
-- **No wrapper files** — don't create files that only re-export from other files; import directly from the source
-- **One home per concept** — if a function/class already exists somewhere, use it; don't duplicate in a new location
-
-### Verification Before Completion
-
-- No success claims without fresh evidence
-- **Verify external APIs before using** — check local type definitions, source code, or official docs; never guess library method signatures or options
-- Run relevant commands (typecheck/lint/test/build) after meaningful changes
-- If verification fails twice on the same approach, stop and escalate with blocker details
-- **Lint churn auto-resolution** — if staged diffs are formatting-only, auto-resolve without asking. If a commit was already requested, auto-stage formatting follow-ups.
-- **Auto-detect project toolchain** — look for `package.json`, `Cargo.toml`, `pyproject.toml`, `go.mod`, `Makefile`, etc. and run the appropriate verification commands
-- **Common verification patterns:**
-
-| Indicator        | Typecheck                               | Lint                    | Test            |
-| ---------------- | --------------------------------------- | ----------------------- | --------------- |
-| `package.json`   | `npm run typecheck`                     | `npm run lint`          | `npm test`      |
-| `Cargo.toml`     | `cargo check`                           | `cargo clippy`          | `cargo test`    |
-| `pyproject.toml` | `mypy .` or `pyright`                   | `ruff check .`          | `pytest`        |
-| `go.mod`         | `go vet ./...`                          | `golangci-lint run`     | `go test ./...` |
-| `pom.xml`        | `mvn compile`                           | `mvn checkstyle:check`  | `mvn test`      |
-| `build.gradle`   | `gradle compileJava`                    | `gradle checkstyleMain` | `gradle test`   |
-| `Makefile`       | Check for `check`/`lint`/`test` targets |                         |                 |
-
-### Tool Persistence
-
-- Use tools whenever they materially improve correctness or completeness
-- Don't stop early when another tool call would improve the result
-- Keep calling tools until the task is complete **and** verification passes
-- If a tool returns empty or partial results, retry with a different strategy before giving up (see Empty Result Recovery)
-- For present-day facts, external APIs, provider behavior, and prior-session context claims, check tools or memory first instead of answering from stale recall
-- If the user provides a specific URL, file path, error log, screenshot, or artifact, inspect that exact evidence before abstracting from it
-
-### Dependency Checks
-
-- Before taking an action, check whether prerequisite discovery, lookup, or memory retrieval steps are required
-- Don't skip prerequisite steps because the final action seems obvious
-- If a task depends on the output of a prior step, resolve that dependency first
-- Don't claim a capability, tool, or context is unavailable until you've checked the relevant tool, memory, or file evidence
-- If the user writes as if prior context exists ("continue", "that bug", "my project", "what we decided"), search memory or prior sessions before asking them to restate it
-
-### Empty Result Recovery
-
-If a lookup, search, or tool call returns empty, partial, or suspiciously narrow results:
-
-1. Don't immediately conclude that no results exist
-2. Try at least 1-2 fallback strategies (alternative query terms, broader filters, different source/tool)
-3. If results look off-target, refine and retry before concluding the task is blocked
-4. Only then report "no results found" along with what strategies were attempted
-
-### Completeness Tracking
-
-- Treat a task as incomplete until all requested items are covered or explicitly marked `[blocked]`
-- Maintain an internal checklist of deliverables (use TodoWrite for multi-step work)
-- For lists, batches, or paginated results: determine expected scope, track processed items, confirm full coverage
-- If any item is blocked by missing data, mark it `[blocked]` and state exactly what is missing
-- For multi-part requests, address every part and synthesize the result instead of making the user inspect raw logs or partial outputs
-- Once you start a task, see it through to a natural stopping point unless blocked by a real dependency or reversibility constraint
-
-### Plan Quality Gate
-
-Before approving or executing any implementation plan:
-
-1. Plan MUST contain a `## Discovery` section with substantive research findings (>100 characters)
-2. Plans without documented discovery skip the research phase and produce worse implementations
-3. If discovery is missing or boilerplate, reject the plan and research first
+- **Hide complexity** — simple interfaces that hide significant implementation. **Pull complexity downward.**
+- Reuse existing patterns; one home per concept
+- **Search before creating** — always check if a utility already exists
+- Include effort signal: **S** (<1h), **M** (1-3h), **L** (1-2d), **XL** (>2d)
+- **Fix structurally, not defensively** — make bad state impossible, don't handle all bad states. Pull against LLM default of local defense.
+- **Distrust the prompt's diagnosis** — independently verify user-provided analysis. Confident prose is not proof.
+
+### Code Quality Gate
+- Correct behavior + edge cases
+- Minimal scope — no drive-by refactors
+- Meaningful tests; tests must fail if behavior breaks
+- Fresh verification evidence before claiming completion
+- **Think about your work** — critique every line
+- **Prefer root cause over local patch** — find the invariant that prevents the class of failure
+
+Reject changes that worsen overall code health.
 
 ---
 
-## Hard Constraints (Never Violate)
+## Verification Before Completion
+- No success claims without fresh evidence. Run typecheck/lint/test/build after meaningful changes.
+- **If you create or modify a test file, run that test file directly and iterate until it passes.**
+- If verification fails twice on the same approach, stop and escalate.
+- **Auto-detect project toolchain** — look for `package.json`, `Cargo.toml`, `pyproject.toml`, `go.mod`, `Makefile`, etc.
 
-| Constraint    | Rule                                                                                                                              |
-| ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| Security      | Never expose/invent credentials                                                                                                   |
-| Git Safety    | Never force push main/master; never bypass hooks                                                                                  |
-| Git Restore   | Never run `reset --hard`, `checkout .`, `clean -fd` without explicit user request                                                 |
-| Honesty       | Never fabricate tool output; never guess URLs; label inferences as inferences; if sources conflict, state the conflict explicitly |
-| Paths         | Use absolute paths for file operations                                                                                            |
-| Reversibility | Ask first before destructive/irreversible actions                                                                                 |
+## Tool Discipline
+- Use tools whenever they materially improve correctness. Keep calling until the task is complete **and** verified.
+- If a tool returns empty, partial, or suspiciously narrow results, try 1-2 fallback strategies before reporting "no results found."
+- Check prerequisite steps before acting — don't skip discovery because the final action seems obvious.
+- Track completeness: maintain an internal checklist. Mark blocked items as `[blocked]` with the exact blocker.
 
----
-
-## Reversibility Gate
+## Plan Quality Gate
+Before approving or executing any implementation plan: the plan MUST contain a `## Discovery` section with substantive research findings. No boilerplate. If missing, research first.
 
-Ask the user first for:
+---
 
-- Deleting branches/files or data
-- Commit/push/close-bead operations
-- Destructive process/environment operations
+## Hard Constraints (Never Violate)
 
-If blocked, report the blocker; do not bypass constraints.
+| Constraint | Rule |
+|---|---|
+| Security | Never expose or invent credentials |
+| Git Safety | Never force push main/master; never bypass hooks |
+| Git Restore | Never run `reset --hard`, `checkout .`, `clean -fd` without explicit user request |
+| Honesty | Never fabricate tool output; never guess URLs; label inferences; state source conflicts |
+| Paths | Use absolute paths for file operations |
+| Reversibility | Ask first before destructive or irreversible actions |
 
 ---
 
 ## Multi-Agent Safety
 
-When multiple agents or subagents work on the same codebase:
-
-- **Don't create git stash or worktree** unless the user explicitly requests it
-- **Scope commits to your changes only** — don't stage unrelated files
-- **Never use `git add .`** — stage specific files you modified
-- **Coordinate on shared files** — if another agent is editing the same file, wait or delegate
-- **No speculative cleanup** — don't reformat or refactor files you didn't need to change
-
-### Parallel Execution Rules
-
-Default to **parallel** for all independent work. Serialize only when there is a strict dependency.
-
-**Safe to parallelize:**
-
-- Reads, searches, diagnostics (always independent)
-- Writes to **disjoint files** (no shared targets)
-- Multiple subagents with non-overlapping file scopes
-
-**Must serialize (write-lock semantics):**
-
-- Edits touching the **same file(s)** — order them explicitly
-- Mutations to **shared contracts** (types, DB schema, public API) — downstream edits wait
-- **Chained transforms** — step B requires artifacts from step A
-
-**Example — good parallelism:**
-
-```
-@explore("validation flow") + @explore("timeout handling") + @general(add-UI) + @general(add-logs)
-→ disjoint paths → parallel
-```
-
-**Example — must serialize:**
-
-```
-@general(refactor api/types.ts) then @general(handler-fix also touching api/types.ts)
-→ same file → serialize
-```
+- **Scope commits to your changes only** — never use `git add .`, stage specific files
+- **No speculative cleanup** — don't reformat or refactor files you didn't change
+- **Parallelize independent work** — serialize only for strict dependencies (same file, shared contracts, chained transforms)
+- During conflict resolution, only resolve conflicts in files you changed
 
 ---
 
 ## Delegation Policy
 
-Use specialist agents by intent:
-
-| Agent      | Use For                           |
-| ---------- | --------------------------------- |
-| `@general` | Small implementation tasks        |
-| `@explore` | Codebase search and patterns      |
-| `@scout`   | External docs/research            |
-| `@review`  | Correctness/security/debug review |
-| `@plan`    | Architecture and execution plans  |
-| `@vision`  | UI/UX and accessibility judgment  |
-| `@painter` | Image generation/editing          |
-
-**Note:** PDF extraction → use `pdf-extract` skill; Images → use vision-capable model directly
-
-**Parallelism rule**: Use parallel subagents for 3+ independent tasks; otherwise work sequentially.
-
-### Worker Distrust Protocol
-
-Subagent self-reports are **approximately 50% accurate**. After every `task()` returns:
+| Agent | Use For |
+|---|---|
+| `@general` | Small implementation tasks |
+| `@explore` | Codebase search and patterns |
+| `@scout` | External docs/research |
+| `@review` | Correctness/security/debug review |
+| `@plan` | Architecture and execution plans |
+| `@vision` | UI/UX and accessibility judgment |
 
-1. **Read changed files directly** — don't trust the summary; `git diff` or read modified files
-2. **Run verification on modified files** — typecheck + lint at minimum; tests if the change touches behavior
-3. **Check acceptance criteria** — compare actual output against the original task spec, not the agent's claims
-4. **Verify nothing was broken** — check that files outside the agent's scope weren't unexpectedly modified
+**Parallelism rule:** Parallel subagents for 3+ independent tasks; otherwise sequential.
 
-```
-✅ Agent reports success → Read diff → Run verification → Confirm criteria → Accept
-❌ Agent reports success → Trust it → Move on
-❌ Agent reports success → Skim summary → Accept
-```
-
-This applies to ALL subagent types (`@general`, `@explore`, `@review`, `@scout`), not just implementation agents.
-
-### Structured Termination Contract
-
-Every subagent task MUST return a structured response. When dispatching, include this in the prompt:
-
-```
-Return your results in this exact format:
+### Worker Distrust
 
-## Result
-- **Status:** completed | blocked | failed
-- **Files Modified:** [list of file paths]
-- **Files Read:** [list of file paths consulted]
+Subagent self-reports are not sufficient. After any subagent reports success:
 
-## Verification
-- [What you verified and how]
-- [Command output or evidence]
+1. Read changed files directly
+2. Run relevant verification
+3. Check acceptance criteria against the original task, not the summary
+4. Confirm the agent stayed within scope
 
-## Summary
-[2-5 sentences: what was done, key decisions, anything unexpected]
-
-## Blockers (if status is blocked/failed)
-- [What's blocking]
-- [What was tried]
-- [Recommended next step]
 ```
-
-When a subagent returns WITHOUT this structure, treat the response with extra skepticism — unstructured reports are more likely to omit failures or exaggerate completion.
-
-### Final Status Spec
-
-When reporting task completion to the user (not subagent-to-leader), use this tight format:
-
-- **Length:** 2-10 lines total. Brevity is mandatory.
-- **Structure:** Lead with what changed & why → cite files with `file:line` → include verification counts → offer next action.
-- **Example:**
-  ```
-  Fixed auth crash in `src/auth.ts:42` by guarding undefined user.
-  `npm test` passes 148/148. Build clean.
-  Ready to merge — run `/pr` to create PR.
-  ```
-- **Anti-patterns:** Don't pad with restated requirements, don't narrate the process, don't repeat file contents. Evidence speaks.
-
-### Context File Pattern
-
-For complex delegations, write context to a file instead of inlining it in the `task()` prompt:
-
-```typescript
-// ❌ Token-expensive: inlining large context
-task({
-  prompt: `Here is the full plan:\n${longPlanContent}\n\nImplement task 3...`,
-});
-
-// ✅ Token-efficient: reference by path
-// Write context file first:
-write(".beads/artifacts/<id>/worker-context.md", contextContent);
-// Then reference it:
-task({
-  prompt: `Read the context file at .beads/artifacts/<id>/worker-context.md\n\nImplement task 3 as described in that file.`,
-});
+✅ Agent reports → Read diff → Verify → Check criteria → Accept
 ```
 
-Use this pattern when:
+Subagent results must include: **status**, **files modified**, **verification evidence**, **summary**, **blockers** (if any).
 
-- Context exceeds ~500 tokens
-- Multiple subagents need the same context
-- Plan content, research findings, or specs need to be passed to workers
+When a subagent returns without this structure, treat the response with extra skepticism.
 
 ---
 
 ## Question Policy
+Ask only when ambiguity materially changes the outcome or the action is destructive. Keep questions targeted. Prefer a reversible action or narrow assumption when it can resolve the ambiguity safely.
 
-Ask only when:
-
-- Ambiguity materially changes outcome
-- Action is destructive/irreversible
-
-Before asking, prefer a reversible action, tool lookup, or narrow assumption when that can resolve the ambiguity safely.
-If a question is still needed, ask at most one targeted question when possible.
+---
 
-Keep questions targeted and minimal.
+## Web Retrieval Priority
+1. `context7` — official library/framework docs
+2. `websearch` / `codesearch` — discover URLs
+3. `web_fetch` — read result URL as markdown
+4. `webclaw_scrape` / `webclaw_batch` — when normal fetch is blocked
+5. Browser tools — only when JS rendering is required
 
 ---
 
-## Beads Workflow
+## Edit Protocol
+1. **LOCATE** — find exact position of what must change
+2. **READ** — get fresh file content around the target
+3. **VERIFY** — confirm expected content exists
+4. **EDIT** — precise replacements with unique surrounding context
+5. **CONFIRM** — read back the result
 
-For major tracked work:
+**HARD CONSTRAINT:** Steps 2 (READ) and 3 (VERIFY) are never optional. Reading from memory, grep summary, or assumed content does not satisfy READ — you must read the actual file at the target location. Skipping READ before EDIT is a protocol violation.
 
-1. `br show <id>` before implementation
-2. Work and verify
-3. `br close <id> --reason "..."` only after explicit user approval
-4. `br sync --flush-only` when closing work
-
----
-
-## Skills Policy
-
-- **Commands** define user workflows
-- **Skills** hold reusable procedures
-- **Agent prompts** stay role-focused; don't duplicate long checklists
-- **Load skills on demand**, not by default
-- **Auto-load on input** — The `prompt-leverage` skill is a pre-processing layer that activates on every meaningful user input to upgrade prompts before planning/execution
-
-### Pre-Processing Layer
-
-On every meaningful user input (not just greetings or确认):
-
-1. **Load `prompt-leverage`** skill
-2. Apply the seven-block framework to strengthen the user's prompt
-3. Preserve original intent; add only necessary structure
-4. Proceed with planning/execution using the upgraded prompt
-
-This ensures every prompt is execution-ready before work begins.
-
-### Intent → Skill Mapping
-
-When user intent is clear, load the appropriate skills:
-
-| Intent                                    | Phase          | Skills to Load                                                                                   |
-| ----------------------------------------- | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
-| "Build a feature"                         | Define → Build | `prd` → `writing-plans` → `incremental-implementation` + `test-driven-development`               |
-| "Fix a bug"                               | Verify         | `systematic-debugging` → `root-cause-tracing`                                                    |
-| "Review code"                             | Review         | `receiving-code-review` or `requesting-code-review`                                              |
-| "Simplify / refactor"                     | Review         | `code-simplification`                                                                            |
-| "Ship it"                                 | Ship           | `verification-before-completion` → `finishing-a-development-branch`                              |
-| "Plan this"                               | Plan           | `brainstorming` → `prd` → `writing-plans`                                                        |
-| "Execute a plan"                          | Build          | `executing-plans` + `subagent-driven-development`                                                |
-| "Debug flaky tests"                       | Verify         | `condition-based-waiting` + `systematic-debugging`                                               |
-| "Debug in browser"                        | Verify         | `chrome-devtools` or `playwright`                                                                |
-| "Use stable local URLs"                   | Verify         | `portless`                                                                                       |
-| "Write / fix tests"                       | Verify         | `test-driven-development` + `testing-anti-patterns`                                              |
-| "Build UI"                                | Build          | `frontend-design` + `design-taste-frontend`                                                      |
-| "Build UI from mockup"                    | Build          | `mockup-to-code` + `frontend-design`                                                             |
-| "Redesign existing UI"                    | Build          | `redesign-existing-projects` + `design-taste-frontend`                                           |
-| "Build branded design"                    | Build          | `brand-asset-protocol` + `anti-ai-slop` + (target skill: frontend-design / hi-fi-prototype-html) |
-| "Vague design brief"                      | Define         | `design-direction-advisor` + `anti-ai-slop`                                                      |
-| "Build hi-fi prototype"                   | Build          | `hi-fi-prototype-html` + `anti-ai-slop` + `playwright`                                           |
-| "Build slide deck"                        | Build          | `html-deck-export` + `anti-ai-slop` + (optional: `brand-asset-protocol`)                         |
-| "Avoid AI design defaults"                | Build / Review | `anti-ai-slop`                                                                                   |
-| "Review UI / UX"                          | Review         | `web-design-guidelines` + `visual-analysis` + `accessibility-audit`                              |
-| "Audit accessibility"                     | Verify         | `accessibility-audit`                                                                            |
-| "Build React / Next.js"                   | Build          | `react-best-practices` + `frontend-design`                                                       |
-| "Research X"                              | Define         | `deep-research` or `opensrc`                                                                     |
-| "Design an API"                           | Build          | `api-and-interface-design` + `documentation-and-adrs`                                            |
-| "Set up CI/CD"                            | Ship           | `ci-cd-and-automation` + `verification-gates`                                                    |
-| "Deploy app"                              | Ship           | `vercel-deploy-claimable`                                                                        |
-| "Deprecate / migrate"                     | Ship           | `deprecation-and-migration` + `incremental-implementation`                                       |
-| "Write docs / record ADR"                 | Define         | `documentation-and-adrs`                                                                         |
-| "Optimize performance"                    | Verify         | `performance-optimization`                                                                       |
-| "Optimize shell token usage"              | Build / Verify | `rtk-command-compression`                                                                        |
-| "Be terse / less words / caveman mode"    | Communication  | `terse-output-mode`                                                                              |
-| "Count / parse / inspect data via script" | Verify         | `think-in-code` + `verification-before-completion`                                               |
-| "Save context on browser snapshot"        | Verify         | `playwright` (Token Discipline section)                                                          |
-| "Harden security"                         | Verify         | `security-and-hardening` + `defense-in-depth`                                                    |
-| "Verify before merge"                     | Ship           | `reconcile` + `verification-gates`                                                               |
-| "Measure if a skill helps"                | Verify         | `agent-evals`                                                                                    |
-| "Compress / hand off context"             | Build          | `context-condensation` + `context-management`                                                    |
-| "Create a skill"                          | Build          | `skill-creator` + `writing-skills`                                                               |
+Prefer `edit` for modifications; reserve `write` for new files or deliberate full rewrites after read.
 
 ---
 
 ## Context Management
-
 - Keep context high-signal
-- Use available tools to remove noise
-- Persist important decisions and state to memory
-
-### Token Budget
-
-| Phase             | Target  | Action                                       |
-| ----------------- | ------- | -------------------------------------------- |
-| Starting work     | <50k    | Load only essential AGENTS.md + task spec    |
-| Mid-task          | 50-100k | Compress completed phases, keep active files |
-| Approaching limit | >100k   | Aggressive compression, sweep stale noise    |
-| Near capacity     | >150k   | Session restart with handoff                 |
-
-### DCP Commands
-
-- `/dcp context` — Show current context health and pressure
-- `/dcp compress` — Compress completed conversation ranges (primary tool)
-- `/dcp sweep` — Remove stale/noisy content according to DCP rules
-- `/dcp stats` — Inspect pruning/compression activity
-
-### Rules
-
-1. **Compress at phase boundaries** — not during active edits
-2. **Batch cleanup** — use `/dcp sweep` for stale noise, not ad-hoc deletion
-3. **Protected content** — AGENTS.md, .opencode/, .beads/, config files
-
----
-
-## Edit Protocol
-
-`str_replace` failures are the #1 source of LLM coding failures. Use the `edit` tool (str_replace) and `patch` tool as the **primary** editing method. Use `tilth_tilth_edit` (hash-anchored edits) only as a **fallback** when str_replace fails. For all edits, follow the structured edit flow:
-
-1. **LOCATE** — Use LSP tools (goToDefinition, findReferences) to find exact positions
-2. **READ** — Get fresh file content around target (offset: line-10, limit: 30)
-3. **VERIFY** — Confirm expected content exists before editing
-4. **EDIT** — Include 2-3 unique context lines before/after
-5. **CONFIRM** — Read back to verify edit succeeded
-
-### Write Tool Safety (Runtime Guard)
-
-OpenCode enforces a **hard runtime check**: you must Read a file before Writing to it. This is not a prompt suggestion — it's a `FileTime.assert()` call that throws if no read timestamp exists for the file in the current session.
-
-- **Existing files**: Always `Read` before `Write`. The Write tool will reject overwrites without a prior Read.
-- **New files**: Write freely — the guard only fires for files that already exist.
-- **Edit tool**: Same guard applies. Read first, then Edit.
-- **Failure**: `"You must read file X before overwriting it. Use the Read tool first"`
-
-**Rule**: Never use Write on an existing file without Reading it first in the same session. Prefer Edit for modifications; reserve Write for new file creation or full replacements after Read.
-
-### File Size Guidance
-
-Files over ~500 lines become hard to maintain and review. Extract helpers, split modules, or refactor when approaching this threshold.
-
-| Size          | Strategy                          |
-| ------------- | --------------------------------- |
-| < 100 lines   | Full rewrite often easier         |
-| 100-400 lines | Structured edit with good context |
-| > 400 lines   | Strongly prefer structured edits  |
-| > 500 lines   | Consider splitting the file       |
-
-**Use the `structured-edit` skill for complex edits.**
-
-### Hash-Anchored Edits (MCP)
-
-When tilth MCP is available with `--edit` mode, use hash-anchored edits as a **fallback** when str_replace fails:
-
-1. **READ** via `tilth_read` — output includes `line:hash|content` format per line
-2. **EDIT** via `tilth_edit` — reference lines by their `line:hash` anchor
-3. **REJECT** — if file changed since last read, hashes won't match; re-read and retry
-
-**Benefits**: Eliminates `str_replace` failures entirely. If the file changed between read and edit, the operation fails safely (no silent corruption).
-
-**Fallback**: Without tilth, use the standard LOCATE→READ→VERIFY→EDIT→CONFIRM flow above.
+- Use DCP/VCC tools to compress completed phases and recover targeted history
+- After any context compaction, re-read: (1) this `AGENTS.md`, (2) the current task details, (3) active state
 
 ---
 
 ## Output Style
-
-- Be concise, direct, and collaborative
-- Keep tone constructive and matter-of-fact; avoid condescension
-- Prefer deterministic outputs over prose-heavy explanations
-- Cite concrete file paths and line numbers for non-trivial claims
-- **No cheerleading** — avoid motivational language, artificial reassurance, or filler ("Got it!", "Great question!", "Sure thing!")
-- **Never narrate abstractly** — explain what you're doing and why, not that you're "going to look into this"
-- **Code reviews: bugs first** — identify bugs, risks, and regressions before style or readability comments
-- **Flat lists preferred** — use sections for hierarchy instead of deeply nested bullets
-- Own mistakes directly and fix them without excessive apology or self-abasement
+- Be concise and direct. Cite concrete file paths and line numbers.
+- **No cheerleading** — no filler, no artificial reassurance
+- **Never narrate abstractly** — explain what you're doing, not that you're "going to look into it"
+- Code reviews: bugs and risks first, then style
+- Prefer flat lists over deeply nested bullets
 
 _Complexity is the enemy. Minimize moving parts._
-
----
-
-## Memory System
-
-4-tier automated knowledge pipeline backed by SQLite + FTS5 (porter stemming).
-
-**Pipeline:** messages → capture → distillations (TF-IDF) → observations (curator) → LTM injection (system.transform)
-
-### Memory Tools
-
-```bash
-# Search observations (FTS5)
-memory-search({ query: "auth" })
-
-# Get full observation details
-memory-get({ ids: "42,45" })
-
-# Create observation
-observation({ type: "decision", title: "Use JWT", narrative: "..." })
-
-# Update memory file
-memory-update({ file: "research/findings", content: "..." })
-
-# Read memory file
-memory-read({ file: "research/findings" })
-
-# Admin operations
-memory-admin({ operation: "status" })
-memory-admin({ operation: "capture-stats" })
-memory-admin({ operation: "distill-now" })
-memory-admin({ operation: "curate-now" })
-memory-admin({ operation: "lint" })          # Duplicates, contradictions, stale, orphans
-memory-admin({ operation: "index" })         # Generate memory catalog
-memory-admin({ operation: "compile" })       # Concept-clustered articles
-memory-admin({ operation: "log" })           # Append-only operation audit trail
-```
-
-### Session Tools
-
-```bash
-# Search sessions by keyword
-find_sessions({ query: "auth", limit: 5 })
-
-# Read session messages
-read_session({ session_id: "abc123" })
-read_session({ session_id: "abc123", focus: "auth" })
-```
-
-### Directory Structure
-
-```
-.opencode/memory/
-├── project/           # Tacit knowledge (auto-injected)
-│   ├── user.md        # User preferences
-│   ├── tech-stack.md  # Framework, constraints
-│   └── gotchas.md     # Footguns, warnings
-├── research/          # Research notes
-├── handoffs/          # Session handoffs
-└── _templates/        # Document templates
-```