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This repository defines task-focused agents to streamline planning, implementation, review, documentation, and testing.
Agents:
- `general`: General-purpose agent for researching complex questions, searching for code, and executing multi-step tasks
- `reviewer`: Code review, security, and quality assurance agent
- `subagents/codebase-pattern-analyst`: TypeScript implementation agent for modular and functional development
- `subagents/coder-agent`: Executes coding subtasks in sequence, ensuring completion as specified
- `subagents/build-agent`: Type check and build validation agent
- `subagents/tester`: Test authoring and TDD agent
- `subagents/documentation`: Documentation authoring agent
- `@task-manager`: Task planning and management agent
- `@tester`: Test execution and validation agent
- `@documentation`: Documentation generation and updates agent
Usage:
```bash
# Launch a task with a specific agent
task --description "Short task description" --prompt "Detailed task instructions" --subagent_type general
# Example for code review
task --description "Review code" --prompt "Review the changes in pull request #123" --subagent_type reviewer
```
Safety:
- Repo-level `permissions.json` sets baseline rules; per-agent `permissions` apply tighter, task-specific restrictions.
Approval-first workflow:
- Each agent begins by proposing a short plan and asks for approval before proceeding.
- Per-agent `permissions` enforce tighter rules than repo defaults.

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# OpenCode Setup for Mastra RAG Template
## Install
1. Install OpenCode CLI (see official docs)
## Agents
See `AGENTS.md` for roles and usage. Configure defaults via `.opencode/config.json`.
## Permissions
Repository guardrails live in `.opencode/permissions.json`. You can also scope rules per-agent inside each agent file under `permissions`.
By default:
- Risky bash commands like `rm -rf *` are set to `ask`
- Sensitive paths (`.env`, `.key`, `.secret`, `node_modules`, `.git`) are denied
## Commands
Custom commands live in `.opencode/commands/`. Example: `/feature-setup`.
## Plugins
Notifications are enabled via `.opencode/plugin/notification.js`. On macOS this uses `osascript` to display alerts for session completion and approval-required events.