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OpenCode Orchestrator
Production-Grade Multi-Agent Orchestration Engine for High-Integrity Software Engineering
β‘ Quick Start
npm install -g opencode-orchestratorInstall hooks are source-checkout safe, prefer opencode.jsonc when present, preserve sibling plugin entries, and skip automatic config mutation in CI environments.
To remove the plugin safely later, run:
npm explore -g opencode-orchestrator -- npm run cleanup:plugin
npm uninstall -g opencode-orchestratornpm uninstall -g does not run dependency uninstall hooks in the npm 11 flow verified for this repo, so config cleanup is explicit.
Model, Permissions, and Concurrency
The plugin does not force a model by default. OpenCode's model rules apply: primary agents use the global model unless the agent has its own model, and subagents use the invoking primary agent's model unless the subagent has its own model.
Recommended opencode.jsonc configuration:
{
"$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
"model": "opencode/gpt-5.1-codex",
"permission": {
"question": "allow"
},
"agent": {
"commander": {
"model": "opencode/gpt-5.1-codex"
},
"worker": {
"model": "anthropic/claude-opus-4-5-20251101"
}
},
"plugin": [
[
"opencode-orchestrator",
{
"agentConcurrency": {
"commander": 1,
"planner": 10,
"worker": 10,
"reviewer": 10
},
"missionLoop": {
"ledger": true,
"markdownMemory": true,
"maxEvidenceEvents": 20
}
}
]
]
}Global permissions are copied into the generated Commander, Planner, Worker, and Reviewer agents. Same-name agent config keeps user model/options and can override permission keys per agent. When permission.question is allow, orchestrator agents can still ask concise clarification questions if they are truly blocked.
Inside an OpenCode environment:
/task "Implement a new authentication module with JWT and audit logs"π Engine Workflow
Hub-and-Spoke Architecture with Work-Stealing Queues for parallel, context-isolated task execution.
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β USER INPUT /task "..." β
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β β C O M M A N D E R β β
β β [ Mission Analysis & Delegation ] β β
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β β β’ Interprets user intent β’ Coordinates multi-agent workflow β β
β β β’ Monitors progress β’ Manages work-stealing queues β β
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β P L A N N E R β β W O R K E R β β W O R K E R β
β [Architect] β β [Implementer] β β [Implementer] β
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β β’ Dependency β β β’ File coding β β β’ File coding β
β analysis β β β’ TDD workflow β β β’ TDD workflow β
β β’ Roadmap gen β β β’ Documentationβ β β’ Documentationβ
β β’ TODO.md β β β β β
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β SESSION POOL (MVCC Sync) β
β βββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ β
β β Object Pool β Buffer Pool β β
β β String Pool β Connection Pool β β
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β MSVP MONITOR / REVIEWER β
β βββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ β
β β β’ Adaptive polling (500ms-5s) β β
β β β’ Stability detection β β
β β β’ Unit test verification β β
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ββββββββββββββββββποΈ Architecture Layers
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β PRESENTATION LAYER β
β βββββββββββββββ βββββββββββββββ βββββββββββββββ βββββββββββββββββββ β
β β Task Toast β β Progress β β Notificationβ β Mission Summary β β
β β Manager β β Notifier β β Manager β β Display β β
β βββββββββββββββ βββββββββββββββ βββββββββββββββ βββββββββββββββββββ β
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β BUSINESS LOGIC LAYER β
β βββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ β
β β Parallel Agent Orchestration β β
β β ββββββββββββββ ββββββββββββββ ββββββββββββββ ββββββββββββββββββ β β
β β β Commander β β Planner β β Worker β β Reviewer β β β
β β β Agent β β Agent β β Agent β β Agent β β β
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β β Concurrency β β Task Store β β Hook System ββ
β β Controller β β (In-Memory) β β [Early/Normal/Late Phases] ββ
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β β Session Pool β β Work-Stealing β β Memory Pools β β
β β [5 per agent] β β [Chase-Lev] β β ββββββββ ββββββββ ββββββββ β
β β [10 reuse max] β β [LIFO/FIFO] β β βObjectβ βStringβ βBufferββ β
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β β MVCC State β β Circuit Breaker β ββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ β
β β [Atomic Sync] β β [5 failuresβopenβ β Rust Connection Pool β β
β β β β [2 successβcloseβ β [4 processes, 30s idle] β β
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β SAFETY LAYER β
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β β RAII Pattern β β Shutdown β β Auto-Recovery β β
β β [Zero Leaks] β β Manager β β [Exponential Backoff] β β
β β β β [5s timeout] β β [Rate limit handling] β β
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Reusable test helpers keep filesystem, task, and process-heavy flows deterministic:
tests/harness/
βββ fixture.ts Disposable tmpdir utilities
β βββ tmpdir() async disposable with cleanup
β βββ tmpdirSync() sync disposable with cleanup
β βββ createMockFs() In-memory fs mock
β βββ waitFor() Async condition waiter
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βββ builders.ts Factory functions for test objects
β βββ createParallelTask() Build ParallelTask instances
β βββ createBackgroundTask() Build BackgroundTask instances
β βββ createTodo() Build Todo instances
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βββ mocks.ts Mock utilities
β βββ mockConsole() Spy on console.log/error
β βββ mockProcessExit() Mock process.exit
β βββ useFakeTimers() Time manipulation
β βββ createMockEmitter() EventEmitter spy
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βββ index.ts Unified exportsUsage Example
import { tmpdir, createParallelTask, mockConsole } from "@/tests/harness";
describe("My test", () => {
let consoleMock;
beforeEach(() => {
consoleMock = mockConsole();
consoleMock.setup();
});
afterEach(() => {
consoleMock.restore();
});
it("should work", async () => {
await using tmp = await tmpdir({ git: true });
const task = createParallelTask({ description: "Test" });
expect(task.status).toBe("pending");
});
});β‘ Elite Multi-Agent Swarm
| Agent | Role | Core Responsibilities |
|---|---|---|
| Commander | Mission Hub | Task decomposition, agent coordination, work-stealing orchestration, final mission seal |
| Planner | Architect | Dependency analysis, roadmap generation, TODO.md creation via MVCC, file-level planning |
| Worker | Implementer | High-throughput coding, TDD workflow, documentation, isolated file execution |
| Reviewer | Auditor | Unit test verification, LSP/Lint validation, integration testing, quality gate |
π οΈ Core Capabilities
π Atomic MVCC State Synchronization
Solves the "Concurrent TODO Update" problem using MVCC + Mutex. Agents safely mark tasks complete in parallel without data loss or race conditions. Every state change is cryptographically hashed and logged.
π§© Advanced Hook Orchestration
Execution flows governed by a Priority-Phase Hook Registry. Hooks are grouped into phases (early, normal, late) and executed via Topological Sort for predictable, dependency-aware ordering.
ποΈ Mission Loop Control
/task starts a persisted mission loop under .opencode/. The loop watches TODO/checklist verification, background task state, compaction safety, recovery state, and stagnation signals before injecting compact continuation prompts that keep Commander aligned with the active objective.
The mission loop also writes a bounded runtime evidence trail to .opencode/mission-ledger.jsonl and a generated Markdown memory surface under .opencode/docs/brain/. Disable those artifacts with the missionLoop.ledger and missionLoop.markdownMemory plugin options when a project needs a quieter workspace.
π‘οΈ Autonomous Recovery
- Self-healing loops with adaptive stagnation detection
- Proactive Agency: Smart monitoring that audits logs and plans ahead during background tasks
- Auto-retry with backoff: Exponential backoff for transient failures
π― State-Level Session Isolation
Reused sessions in the SessionPool are explicitly reset via server-side compaction, ensuring previous task context never leaks into new tasks.
π Zero-Payload Turbo Mode
Leverages system.transform to unshift agent instruction sets server-side, reducing initial message payloads by 90%+ and preventing context fragmentation.
π§ Hierarchical Memory System
Maintains focus across thousands of conversation turns using a 4-tier memory structure with EMA-based Context Gating to preserve architectural truth while pruning noise.
π Adaptive Intelligence Loop
- Stagnation Detection: Senses when no progress is made across iterations
- Diagnostic Intervention: Forces "Diagnostic Mode" mandating log audits and strategy pivots
- Proactive Agency: Mandates Speculative Planning during background task execution
𧬠Knowledge Graph RAG (Second Brain)
An autonomous Obsidian-style evolutionary memory system that gives agents persistent, searchable knowledge across sessions.
Runtime context injection is active for orchestrated sessions through experimental.chat.system.transform, indexing docs/**/*.md and .opencode/docs/**/*.md with BM25/tag/graph fusion before prompt injection.
During active missions, generated runtime memory is available at .opencode/docs/brain/scratchpad.md; .opencode/docs/brain/knowledge-map.canvas provides an Obsidian-compatible visual map of objective, runtime, verification, and recent evidence nodes.
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β π Ingest ββββββΆβ π Search ββββββΆβ π§ Recall β
β ββββββββββ β β ββββββββββ β β ββββββββββ β
β YAML Parser β β BM25 Lexicalβ β RRF-Ranked β
β Tag HashMap β β Tag Index β β Top-K Notes β
β Wiki-Links β β 2-Hop Graph β β β Context β
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β π Evolve ββββββΆβ π‘οΈ Guard ββββββΆβ π¦ Archive β
β ββββββββββ β β ββββββββββ β β ββββββββββ β
β Fission β β Cycle DFS β β Orphan GC β
β Fusion β β Write FIFO β β MOC Hubs β
β (Auto-Split β β Keep-Pin β β MD Export β
β & Merge) β β Shield β β β
ββββββββββββββββ ββββββββββββββββ ββββββββββββββββSix integrated modules power the knowledge pipeline:
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| TagIndexer | O(1) YAML frontmatter parsing β tag-to-file HashMap |
| GraphParser | [[wiki-link]] extraction, bi-directional adjacency graph |
| HybridSearch | BM25 + Tag + 2-Hop Graph β Reciprocal Rank Fusion (k=60) |
| Scratchpad | LRU register cache (64 slots, 4KB max) with markdown persistence |
| SafetyGuards | Circular link DFS, async FIFO write queue, keep-pin shield |
| MemoryConsolidation | Fission/Fusion/GC/MOC β pure functional analysis |
βοΈ Performance Benchmarks
| Metric | Improvement |
|---|---|
| CPU Utilization | 90%+ (up from 50-70%) |
| Tool Call Speed | 10x faster (5-10ms vs 50-100ms) via Rust pool |
| Session Creation | 90% faster (50ms vs 500ms) via session pooling |
| Memory Usage | 60% reduction via object/string/buffer pooling |
| GC Pressure | 80% reduction |
| Token Efficiency | 40% reduction via Incremental State & System Transform |
| Sync Accuracy | 99.95% via MVCC+Mutex |
| Parallel Efficiency | 80% improvement (50% β 90%+) |
ποΈ Infrastructure & Reliability
Resource Safety
- RAII Pattern: Guaranteed resource cleanup with zero leaks
- ShutdownManager: Priority-based graceful shutdown (5s timeout per handler)
- Atomic File Operations: Temp file + rename for corruption-proof writes
- Automatic Backups: Timestamped config backups with rollback support
Safety Features
- Circuit Breaker: Auto-recovery from API failures (5 failures β open)
- Resource Pressure Detection: Rejects low-priority tasks when memory > 80%
- Terminal Node Guard: Prevents infinite recursion via depth limit
- Auto-Scaling: Concurrency slots adjust based on success/failure rate
Technical Stack
- Runtime: Node.js 24+ (TypeScript)
- Tools: Rust-based CLI tools (grep, glob, ast) via connection pool
- Concurrency: Chase-Lev work-stealing deque + priority queues
- Memory: Object pooling + string interning + buffer pooling
- State Management: MVCC + Mutex
- Safety: RAII + circuit breaker + resource pressure detection
- Knowledge: In-memory graph RAG with BM25/Tag/Graph search fusion
π§ Installation & Configuration
Safe Installation
The installation process is production-safe with multiple protection layers:
- β Never overwrites β always merges with existing config
- β Automatic backups β timestamped, last 5 kept
- β Atomic writes β temp file + rename (OS-level atomic)
- β Automatic rollback β restores from backup on any failure
- β Cross-platform β Windows (native, Git Bash, WSL2), macOS, Linux
- β CI-aware β skips non-essential operations in CI environments
- β Timeout protection β 30s timeout prevents hanging
- β Graceful degradation β exits 0 on non-critical failures
Safe Removal
OpenCode config cleanup is provided as an explicit command because global package uninstall does not invoke dependency uninstall hooks in the npm flow validated for this package.
npm explore -g opencode-orchestrator -- npm run cleanup:plugin
npm uninstall -g opencode-orchestratorManual fallback:
- Open
~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonoropencode.jsonc - Remove
"opencode-orchestrator"from thepluginarray
Configuration Logs
- Unix:
/tmp/opencode-orchestrator.log - Windows:
%TEMP%\opencode-orchestrator.log
π§ͺ Testing & Stability
Test Utilities
Reusable helpers under tests/harness/ provide:
- Disposable tmpdir: Automatic cleanup with
Symbol.asyncDispose/Symbol.dispose - Test builders: Factory functions for
ParallelTask,BackgroundTask,Todo - Mock utilities: Console, process, timers, file system, event emitter mocks
import { tmpdir, createParallelTask, mockConsole } from "@/tests/harness";
await using tmp = await tmpdir({ git: true });
const task = createParallelTask({ description: "Test" });TUI Stability
- Cleanup guarantees:
initToastClient()returns a cleanup function - Timeout protection: AbortController-based 2-10s timeout for async toast operations
- Error isolation: Try/catch around all toast operations prevents cascade failures
Cross-Platform Reliability
- Windows guard: Proper handling of WSL2, Git Bash, native Windows paths
- Signal handling: Graceful shutdown on SIGINT/SIGTERM
- Process isolation: Child process cleanup with timeout
π Documentation
π License
MIT License β see LICENSE for details.