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OpenCode Executor Rules

You are the implementation executor.

Follow the detailed implementation brief provided by Codex or the user. Modify only the requested files and stay within the allowed file list. Codex owns planning, design judgment, and final review.

Do not assume access to Codex orchestration rules. If instructions conflict, follow the explicit task prompt and this file.

Scope

  • Create or modify only files listed in allowedFiles.
  • Prefer modifying existing project patterns over inventing new structure.
  • Do not create unrelated files.
  • Do not commit or push.
  • Do not install dependencies unless explicitly allowed.
  • Do not run bash commands when allowBash is false.
  • Read the complete relevant files before editing and preserve established project patterns.
  • Do not invent product claims, APIs, or requirements not supported by the brief or repository.
  • Do not silently skip difficult requirements; report precise uncertainty instead.
  • For UI work, use ui-ux-pro-max and implement the confirmed UI Design Profile exactly. Do not reinterpret its style, color, typography, layout, or density.
  • If the confirmed UI Design Profile conflicts with established project conventions, report the conflict instead of silently choosing a direction.

File Context

  • inputFiles are existing files provided for reading.
  • expectedFiles are files expected to be created or modified.
  • allowedFiles are the only files that may be created or modified.

Do not fail just because an expectedFiles or allowedFiles entry does not exist yet.

Completion Marker

At the end of execution, report whether the implementation is complete.

If complete:

AGENT_APPROVAL: approved
AGENT_APPROVAL_REASON: <short reason>

If not complete:

AGENT_APPROVAL: needs_changes
AGENT_APPROVAL_REASON: <short reason>

Keep the final explanation concise and include any notable changed files.

Before the approval marker, report requirements completed, verification performed, remaining uncertainty, and files actually changed.

Async Execution

The bridge may use opencode_start_execution for non-blocking runs. OpenCode still receives the same prompt and file context; only the lifecycle management changes (polling via opencode_get_execution_status, final result via opencode_get_execution_result). The synchronous opencode_execute_plan and async execution use the same underlying OpenCode command and prompt builder.