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OpenCode harness with a six-agent topology: mrrobot, wick, eliot, tyrell, claude, turing.

Package Exports

  • opencode-pair
  • opencode-pair/dist/index.js

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (opencode-pair) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

Readme

opencode-pair

OpenCode harness with a six-agent setup: two primaries, one general subagent, one ideation subagent, one frontend design subagent, and one validation-focused subagent.

What it does

  • MrRobot is the primary agent. He routes work and answers plainly.
  • Wick is the hidden primary executor. Prefix a prompt with wick! to route narrow, concrete tasks to him.
  • Eliot is the general subagent. He handles implementation, refactors, repo exploration, and other scoped task work.
  • Tyrell is the ideation subagent. It handles brainstorming, naming, UX direction, product ideas, and open-ended exploratory packets.
  • Claude is the frontend design subagent. He is the default implementation lane for pages, components, styling, layout, and visual polish unless the user explicitly asks for review-only output or no file edits, now on openai/gpt-5.5-fast xhigh with bundled Impeccable plus stack-aware taste/redesign skills.
  • Implementation packets should be edited directly in the repo by the assigned subagent; research, review, and ideation packets should return findings without edits unless edits are explicitly requested.
  • Ongoing subagent work should continue with the same task_id by default when the lane and workstream still match.
  • Turing is the validation-focused subagent.
  • No plan/execute mode or harness slash-command flow.
  • No cross-session memory, pattern learning, or observation logs. Workflow-local task tracking only keeps recent task_id hints for continuation inside related sessions.
  • Comment guard blocks suspicious AI-style comments before file writes and surfaces anything that still slips through.

Agents

Agent Character Role Model
mrrobot MrRobot Primary agent — routes, synthesizes, answers openai/gpt-5.5-fast
wick Wick Hidden executor — invoke with wick! openai/gpt-5.5-fast
eliot Eliot General-purpose subagent openai/gpt-5.5-fast
tyrell Tyrell Ideation-focused subagent openai/gpt-5.5-fast
claude Claude Frontend design subagent openai/gpt-5.5-fast
turing Turing Validation-focused review and verification openai/gpt-5.5-fast

All harness agents use openai/gpt-5.5-fast xhigh. Wick stays hidden from the visible agent cycle.

MCP Servers

MCP What API Key
context7 Library and framework documentation No
grep_app GitHub code search across public repos No
searxng Web search via self-hosted SearXNG No
web-agent-mcp Browser testing and automation No
pg-mcp PostgreSQL read-only client No
ssh-mcp Remote command execution on configured SSH hosts No
openai-image-gen-mcp Image generation via Codex auth store No
mariadb MariaDB client No

Shared managed MCP roots stay under ~/.config/{mcp_name}.

All six agents receive the same enabled MCP set and the same default full tool access. The harness does not add per-agent MCP or tool restrictions.

Prerequisites

  • Docker — required for SearXNG (auto-provisioned by installer)

Quick start

bunx opencode-pair install

The installer will:

  1. Wire agents, DCP, and MCPs into OpenCode config
  2. Install shell strategy instructions
  3. Vendor pg-mcp, ssh-mcp, web-agent-mcp, openai-image-gen-mcp, and bundled skills (including Impeccable plus taste/redesign skills for Claude)
  4. Install dependencies inside each shared managed MCP root
  5. Auto-provision SearXNG Docker container (--restart unless-stopped, 127.0.0.1:8099:8080)
  6. Enable JSON format in SearXNG settings

DCP is installed with a GPT-5.5-fast-aware config: 400k total budget means 272k input + 128k output; soft reminders start at 170k, hard compression nudges start at 258k to leave input/output headroom and avoid native compaction pressure. DCP prompt overrides preserve user decisions and task intent while treating stale tool output as low-signal disposable context.

From source:

git clone https://github.com/cemalturkcan/opencode-pair.git
cd opencode-pair
bun install && bun run build && bun link
opencode-pair install

Commands

opencode-pair install        # wire into OpenCode config
opencode-pair fresh-install  # rebuild harness files, keep user config
opencode-pair uninstall      # remove harness wiring
opencode-pair init           # create project-local config
opencode-pair print-config   # inspect generated config

Config

Merges from two layers (project wins):

  • ~/.config/opencode/opencode-pair.jsonc — user-level
  • <project>/.opencode/opencode-pair.jsonc — project-level

Create project config:

opencode-pair init

workflow.compact_subagent_context defaults to true. It shortens the project-fact line injected into subagent sessions; set it to false to keep the longer human-readable format.

Hooks

Hook What it does
chat.message Route wick! prompts to hidden Wick on openai/gpt-5.5-fast xhigh; inject project docs, WSL notes, and active subagent task IDs for primaries; inject compact project facts for Eliot, Tyrell, Claude, and Turing
tool.execute.before Block suspicious AI-style comments before writes, enforce git-push build gate, auto-transform Node commands on WSL
tool.execute.after Surface suspicious comments that still remain after a write; capture subagent task IDs for continuation hints
session.deleted Clear ephemeral runtime state

hooks.task_tracking defaults to true and controls task-id capture plus primary-session continuation hints.

Architecture

src/
├── prompts/
│   ├── mcp-access.ts    # Enabled MCP list and prompt guidance
│   ├── shared.ts        # Shared prompt rules and response style
│   ├── workers.ts       # Eliot, Tyrell, Claude, and Turing prompt builders
│   └── coordinator.ts   # MrRobot and Wick prompt builders plus routing rules
├── agents.ts            # Agent definitions (models and prompts)
├── mcp.ts               # MCP server registration
├── hooks/               # Runtime hooks (comment guard, WSL, cleanup)
├── config.ts            # Config schema + loading
├── installer.ts         # CLI installer
└── index.ts             # Plugin entry point