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fix(opencode): full access keeps the selected agent's deny rules - #24321
In Full access, an OpenCode 1.x turn that runs an agent whose opencode.json entry denies bash, edit and task is still offered shell, edit, write, task and MCP tools, and they run. A delegate_task reviewer pinned to a read-only agent is hit hardest; I saw reviewer children redirect shell output into /tmp.
Change
OpenCode checks the agent's rules, then the session's; the last match wins, so the lone * * allow the adapter gave a Full access session overrode every deny the agent declares. Before a Full access turn that names an agent (the agent option, or plan in plan mode), the OpenCode 1.x adapter now reads the agent's rules from app.agents and writes the allow-all followed by those rules, with asks turned into allows, so the agent's denies win again. It fails the turn if the agent isn't listed, writes only when the session's rules change, and leaves task sessions (with a parentID) alone.
Scope
Bug fix: a read-only agent's deny rules do nothing under Full access. Refs #11458 (this covers OpenCode 1.x in Full access; only that adapter changes). Other providers and the OpenCode 2 adapter are out of scope (details below).
Verification
To see it on Linux web: give OpenCode 1.19.5 an agent review that allows only read, glob and grep, and send a message in Full access: main offers 82 tools, 626d7f9dec only those three.
Re-checked 2026-11-14 on 626d7f9dec (main e68d4f053b merged); an AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5 in T3 Code) ran every check and capture.
Setup. Browser panel driven by the AI agent; Linux x86_64 laptop server; light theme; viewport 1280x1100 (wake rows 1280x1900); fresh isolated data on each commit; real opencode serve 1.19.5 on a tool-listing mock model.
How the fix behaves, what it leaves out, related PRs, and the records
Behavior. OpenCode's session update appends rules. The adapter compares the tail and writes only on a change, so a resumed turn with the same agent writes nothing. Each switch to a different agent appends that agent's rules, so a session that alternates agents for many turns carries a longer rule list. A turn without an agent appends one allow-all when an agent's rules are in force, which the adapter reads from how the session's rules end. The adapter test covers a resumed session; no T3 restart was run on 626d7f9dec (maria-rcks saw the denies hold across a T3 server restart on de53726a9c). A stopped thread resumed with Resume thread (main's native resume) goes through the same step, so it keeps the agent's denies too. When a background task's result wakes a settled thread (main's continuation turn), the adapter reads the agent's rules again and writes nothing when they are unchanged, so the denies hold for that turn too. Turns without an agent make no extra requests unless they clear a previous agent's rules, which requires one session update. A turn with one makes one local request (app.agents), plus an update when the rules change; a turn that switches agents makes a second app.agents request, because T3 resumes the session and replays the rules there too. In plan mode under Full access, the plan agent's rules are replayed the same way; the adapter test covers this, and no real plan turn was run.
What this does not fix. It adds no read-only option to delegate_task, so a reviewer on another provider, Claude included, still gets every tool its runtime mode allows. The OpenCode 2 adapter ignores the agent option and runs build, or plan in plan mode; a thread saved with an agent on OpenCode 1.x runs build on OpenCode 2. Honoring agents there is a separate feature.
Related PRs.#23453 by Julius Marminge (closed without merging) refreshed a resumed session's rules; main now replays the rules when a session resumes, and this PR passes the selected agent into that same call and leaves supervised-mode rules alone. #21816 by Julius Marminge (open) adds disabled-skill denies to openCodePermissionRules; whichever lands second should pass those denies into the agent replay here too, or an agent turn's allow-all shadows them. #21143 by Georgi Shopov, #21982 by Fluffy-Bunny-23 and #15777 by Adamulek123 (all closed without merging) reapplied permissions on resume, mode switch or fork, a different cause. #14416 by Alex Southwell (merged) documented that a narrower runtime mode is not a read-only switch for delegate_task; that still holds, and this fix makes a read-only agent's own rules stick. #30438 by roxvi (open) changes only the OpenCode 2 adapter's Auto and Full access rules, so the two do not overlap. Prior PRs: none for this fix.
The tools the mock model was offered on each request, main then 626d7f9dec (agent-turn is the review turn, the resumed thread's stopped and resumed turns, then the Build turn after the switch; parent and child are the delegate_task parent and its review child, target opencode, mock/recorder, agent: review, role: "review"; bg-root, bg-child and bg-wake are the background task's root turn, child and wake):
T3's own OpenCode protocol log on 626d7f9dec, outgoing requests of each thread. Thread and session ids here and below are replaced by labels, and the sandbox's scratch home folder by <scratch home>; every other byte is as the run printed it. The review thread switches to Build at 22:30:46. In the wake thread, the 22:31:07.242 session.update sets the background child's rules, as main's 22:27:21.130 one does, and the 22:31:15.402 app.agents starts the wake's continuation turn, with no second update:
Left out above: the Build thread that delegated the review child (main: session.create and two session.promptAsync; 626d7f9dec: app.agents and session.update before its first prompt, app.agents before its second). Every thread and session is in the run records (Links).
The rules OpenCode stored for the review thread's session, main then 626d7f9dec; on 626d7f9dec they end with review's rules and then, after the switch, build's:
$ sqlite3 opencode.db "select id, parent_id, permission from session order by time_created"
<review session>||[{"permission":"*","pattern":"*","action":"allow"}]
$ sqlite3 opencode.db "select id, parent_id, permission from session order by time_created"
<review session>||[{"permission":"*","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"*","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"*","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"doom_loop","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"external_directory","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"external_directory","pattern":"<scratch home>/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"external_directory","pattern":"/tmp/opencode/*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"question","pattern":"*","action":"deny"},{"permission":"plan_enter","pattern":"*","action":"deny"},{"permission":"plan_exit","pattern":"*","action":"deny"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*.env","action":"allow"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*.env.*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*.env.example","action":"allow"},{"permission":"*","pattern":"*","action":"deny"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"glob","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"grep","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"external_directory","pattern":"<scratch home>/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"*","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"*","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"doom_loop","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"external_directory","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"external_directory","pattern":"<scratch home>/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"external_directory","pattern":"/tmp/opencode/*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"question","pattern":"*","action":"deny"},{"permission":"plan_enter","pattern":"*","action":"deny"},{"permission":"plan_exit","pattern":"*","action":"deny"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*.env","action":"allow"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*.env.*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"read","pattern":"*.env.example","action":"allow"},{"permission":"question","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"plan_enter","pattern":"*","action":"allow"},{"permission":"external_directory","pattern":"<scratch home>/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/*","action":"allow"}]
626d7f9dec is main e68d4f053b merged into d7930f90c4 (juliusmarminge's head e6f526ad7c plus main 9e19b7f7e1), then a test-only fixture commit.
Captures. Agent review is {"*": "deny", "read": "allow", "glob": "allow", "grep": "allow"}. Test server on a Linux x86_64 laptop, named "Test machine"; client T3's Browser panel on a Linux x86_64 desktop. The review child is a delegate_task child on agent review; the background task is OpenCode's task tool with background: true on a Build thread.
Tests on 626d7f9dec (Node 26.13.1, Linux x86_64 laptop):
$ vp test run src/server/adapter.test.ts
Tests 114 passed (114)
$ vp test run src/orchestration-v2/testkit/OpenCodeReplayFixtures.integration.test.ts
Tests 24 passed (24)
$ vp test run src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.test.ts
Tests 79 passed (79)
$ vp run check:changed e68d4f053b
> vp format pass 0.4s
> vp lint pass 0.6s
> vp knip 1/2 pass 5.8s
> vp knip 2/2 pass 13.6s
> vp graphql (apps/server) pass 0.6s
> vp typecheck (10 packages) pass 2.1s
> vp test (2 files) pass 10.0s
"keeps the selected agent's denies under full access" with main e68d4f053b's adapter.ts swapped into 626d7f9dec:
The merge c9cd99355d alone, before the test-only commit: the replay fixtures fail on main's new opencode_background_wake, whose transcript expects session.promptAsync right after session.create; the first frame the merged adapter sends there is app.agents:
× runs opencode_background_wake/opencode through OrchestratorV2 using deterministic replay 60106ms
Tests 1 failed | 23 passed (24)
The test-only commit adds OpenCode 1.19.5's app.agents reply for build (read from a real opencode serve 1.19.5) and the session.update before the first prompt, and one more app.agents when the wake's continuation turn starts.
A throwaway test, not committed: a review turn under Full access, then a background result that wakes the settled thread. On 626d7f9dec, then with main's adapter.ts:
vp run scenarios:prove on its Live provider tier, base main e68d4f053b (the scenario's own headless Chromium, real opencode 1.19.5 on the mock model, agent review, Full access; Linux x86_64 laptop):
"verdict": "Proven: the scenario fails on base `e68d4f053b` and passes on head `626d7f9dec`.",
Base observed Tools offered to me (82): bash, edit, glob, grep, question, read, skill, ...; head Tools offered to me (3): glob, grep, read.
The mcp-tool-use eval below ran GPT-6.1 Sol on a macOS 27.0.1 laptop on both commits and does not exercise these rules. Main's new background wake replay fixture expects no agent-rule requests, so the test-only commit adds them (above).
Eval on main e68d4f053b and 626d7f9dec (evals/mcp-tool-use, gpt-6.1-sol at xhigh, shell simulator gpt-6.1-terra, --baseline main; macOS 27.0.1 laptop). --dry-run of every case: 218 Codex and 227 Claude request bodies, byte-identical between the two commits; --context identical. Cases, main then 626d7f9dec: background-wait-opencode-tests 2/3, 2/3; background-wait-opencode-dev-server 3/3, 3/3; delegate-runtime-mode-narrowed 3/3, 3/3; cross-provider-delegates-with-options 3/3, 3/3; restart-delegate-with-full-access 3/3, 3/3; and the controls control-new-thread-view-wording, control-subagent-label-bug-wording and control-diff-question-no-thread-id 3/3 each on both. The harness answers T3 tools with case mocks and never runs the OpenCode adapter, so the permission rules this PR changes are outside it.
Generated with Claude Opus 5.5 and gpt-6.1-sol in T3 Code Nightly
OpenCode checks an agent's rules before the session's and takes the last
match. Under full access the adapter gave the session a lone allow-all,
so a selected agent's denies never applied and a read-only review agent
could still run bash, write and task tools.
Before a full-access turn that names an agent, replay that agent's rules
after the allow-all with asks allowed. Turns with no agent keep the lone
allow-all, and task sessions keep the rules they started with.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The production adapter changes OpenCode permission evaluation so selected-agent deny rules constrain shell, edit, task, and MCP tool execution even under Full access, including resumed sessions. Because this is security-sensitive authorization behavior, human review is warranted despite the focused scope and extensive tests.
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The OpenCode adapter now applies selected-agent permissions to root sessions during turn startup and resumption. It queries agent definitions, updates session permissions, and reports a missing agent before prompt submission. Tests and replay transcripts cover these permission decisions and updates.
The adapter uses the selected agent, or the plan agent in plan mode, when parent rules allow access. It converts agent ask actions to allow and reconciles desired rules against the existing rules’ suffix. Turn startup and resumption pass model selection to this logic.
Test permission decisions and session updates packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/OpenCodeAdapterV2.testkit.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/fixtures/opencode_*/*, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/fixtures/simple/*
Tests cover wildcard matching, selected-agent rules across turns and resumption, plan mode, approval-required decisions, and missing agents. The replay client and transcripts record agent queries and session permission updates.
Full access now keeps the selected agent's deny rules, and later restricted turns restore the runtime policy. The earlier concern about child sessions losing those denies is not present at the current head. I found no remaining merge-blocking risk.
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A full-access turn that names an agent now reads the session and the
agent list and writes the agent's rules before promptAsync. The v1
OpenCode replay fixtures all run the default build agent under full
access, so they stopped at the unrecorded session.get. Add those frames
and app.agents to the replay client.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restore the runtime rules before returning for restricted modes.
A Full-access turn with an agent sets state.agentPermission and appends the agent rules to the native session. A later restricted or supervised turn returns before session.update, so the stale agent tail remains active. OpenCode 1.x uses the last matching rule, which can allow a tool that the later runtime policy denies.
Move writePermission before the guard and restore rules when state.agentPermission is set.
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Review comment at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts around lines
2947 - 2958:
Update the permission-handling flow around `openCodePermissionRules` and
`writePermission` so restricted or supervised turns restore the runtime `rules`
when `state.agentPermission` is set, then clear that flag before returning. Keep
the existing allow-only behavior unchanged.
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- Around line 2947-2958: Update the permission-handling flow around
`openCodePermissionRules` and `writePermission` so restricted or supervised
turns restore the runtime `rules` when `state.agentPermission` is set, then
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- Around line 2844-2848: Update the traversal’s parentRules and
target.inheritedPermission handling so the child inheritance record contains
only rules from openCodePermissionRules(policy), excluding the selected agent’s
permission rules. Preserve any combined rules needed for traversal separately,
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thanks only21mil for identifying OpenCode's last-match rule ordering and proving that the selected agent's denies were being overridden.
updated the original branch, preserved both contributor commits, and merged current main. agent replay now uses main's existing permission tracking, so the separate agent-permission flag, extra session lookup, and rule-comparison helpers are gone. the duplicate delegation mock test was removed; its decision helper moved into the adapter test. replay fixtures retain the agent lookup and permission update. the diff is seven files, 350 additions and 33 deletions, compared with nine files and 608 additions originally.
the existing adapter cases now also cover plan fallback, clearing selection, missing agents, restricted-mode restoration, current selection on resume, and a native child's task deny surviving repeated permission refreshes. both review findings were reproduced before their fixes. two independent final reviews found no remaining findings at de53726a9cb75007faca7f82fa984836a8774585.
verification:
blacksmith: 38 adapter tests and 22 orchestrator replay tests passed. vp run check:changed github/main passed format, lint, knip, graphql, ten package typechecks, and 39 selected tests.
real OpenCode 1.19.5 through the SDK and T3 adapter: main offers shell/edit/write/task to the review agent; this head offers only glob/grep/read on new and resumed turns, then restores all tools when selection clears. the recording model endpoint returned text completions. before/after native transcript.
all 29 current-head checks passed. the final bot review generated no actionable comments. the bot's child-inheritance finding is addressed by the final commit and its thread is resolved.
unverified: other OpenCode versions this turn, installed-client delegation, live plan-agent execution, desktop/mobile, and remote/relay/tunnel clients. no UI source changed.
verified as-is at de53726a9cb75007faca7f82fa984836a8774585 on this linux vm. no code changes or pushes.
ran separate main and pr checkouts with vp i, one background dev server at a time, isolated t3 state, repository playwright, and /usr/bin/google-chrome. created the project and threads through the web app against a real git repository. used real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns and real opencode 1.19.5 with cliproxy/gpt-6.1-sol through the local proxy. no mock model, fixture provider, or demo data.
reproduced on github/main at 6d46336476941257d774be7c7733e9caf201fec2: the selected review agent denied every tool except read/glob/grep, yet full access ran bash, apply_patch, and task. both requested marker files existed on disk.
exact pr head, same repository/config/prompt: read succeeded; bash, editing, and task tools were unavailable. neither marker file was created. native opencode messages and session permissions corroborated the ui.
a second review turn retained the restrictions. switching the same thread to build restored bash and created/read restored-marker.txt. switching back to review and restarting the t3 server retained the restrictions and allowed reading; no restart marker appeared.
a real codex parent used t3 delegate_task with the opencode instance, cliproxy/gpt-6.1-sol, agent: review, and review role. the child completed its read with only read/glob/grep tools and could not create its requested marker.
blacksmith: vp test run packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts, 38 passed. existing ci on this head: 29/29 successful.
captures inspected; uploaded video playback and seeking exercised in chrome.
Not verified
native desktop, ios/android, macos/windows, remote/relay/tunnel clients, opencode versions other than 1.19.5, opencode 2, live plan-agent behavior, supervised-mode prompts, and native opencode task-child permission refreshes. these were outside this linux browser pass. the delegated reviewer above used t3 delegation, not opencode task delegation. no check:changed run was needed because this pass changed no source; the focused adapter suite was rerun remotely.
merge fixup, 2026-11-02
merged current main without rebasing, preserving both sides of the adapter harness conflict. kept main's turn settings and adapted the agent-option callers. reproduced the plan steering test failure in blacksmith, then supplied its missing plan-agent metadata and session update stub. no production behavior was changed beyond the main merge.
blacksmith vp run check:changed passed: format, lint, both knip partitions, graphql, affected typechecks (10 packages), and 45 tests including all 44 adapter tests. two independent read-only reviews approved 619faa99b2. the pr remains seven files, 352 additions and 32 deletions. live provider/client behavior was not rerun in this fixup; the earlier evidence above remains tied to its stated head.
final head 619faa99b28263c3d0ec00f45d2301f27ea8e680: all 29 checks green, no conflicts, no unresolved inline review threads. the existing human security review request remains for Maria.
merge fixup, 2026-11-04
merged current main without rebasing at 660057bcdc7e2b51bbb1f5bfc334d4c92d45c5e2. the only conflict was the adapter test imports; kept both the permission-rule type and main tool-output helper. no additional production changes. the pr remains seven files, 352 additions and 32 deletions.
blacksmith vp run check:changed passed format, lint, both knip partitions, graphql, ten package typechecks, and 45 tests. the OpenCode orchestrator replay suite separately passed all 23 tests. two independent read-only reviews approved this exact head with no findings. all 29 current-head checks are green and github reports no conflicts. the already-addressed child-inheritance thread is now resolved on github too.
live provider/client behavior was not rerun in this import-only merge fixup; the earlier captures remain tied to their stated head. no UI source changed. the existing human security review request remains for Maria.
@maria-rcks, b3deb98580 merges current main into this branch's head 660057bcdc as one merge commit. It's on our fork as t3/opencode-agent-denies-access-offer:
What it fixes: it brings the branch up to date with main. The merge had no conflicts, and the PR's own lines are unchanged. Main's changes to this adapter since 11-04 don't touch permission rules, so the permission-rule construction you verified on 10-31 is unchanged.
Verification: the adapter test "keeps the selected agent's denies under full access" fails with main's adapter and passes here (45 tests). Also passing: vp run check:changed, the provider-opencode suite (176 tests) and the OpenCode replay fixtures suite (23 tests).
Not covered: there was no new live OpenCode run on this head.
Description: three statements are out of date since the 10-31 update. An agent turn now makes one extra request (app.agents), not two. The OrchestratorMcpToolkit delegate test was folded into the adapter suite. The test counts are older than the merge. The description also doesn't name fix(opencode): honor native permission rules in OpenCode 2 #30438.
fix(opencode): honor native permission rules in OpenCode 2 #30438 differs by adapter: it changes only the OpenCode 2 adapter, where Full access keeps the denies of the native build or plan agent and Auto applies native allows and asks. Its verification uses deterministic HTTP/SSE replays, including recorded-provider fixtures. This PR changes only the OpenCode 1.x adapter, where the agent comes from the agent option. Its evidence is tests and live runs on OpenCode 1.19.4 and 1.19.5.
We can push it to this PR's branch if you want it there.
Main's new reasoning-variant tests run the plan agent in Full access, which this branch now looks up through app.agents, so their fake OpenCode client lists that agent.
I merged main into 660057bcdc; the head is now 1c69d9efc7.
Six of main's reasoning-variant tests failed on the plain merge because they need a plan agent in the test stub, so I added that one stub line.
The production code is exactly what the plain merge gives.
Real web app, Chromium 157 on Linux, light theme, 1440×1080 viewport; fresh isolated databases; OpenCode 1.19.5 with GPT-6 Luna and Full access on both commits.
Steps: run Review tool/read/edit/bash/task requests, repeat bash on turn two, switch to Build and run edit/bash/task on its first turn, then delegate the same operations through T3 to Review with Full access.
Base Review created both scratch files and the second-turn shell file. Head Review retained its explicit denies and created none. Base delegated Review actually called apply_patch and bash, created both delegated files, and obtained pong; head delegated Review exposed only read/glob/grep and created neither file. The first Build turn succeeded on both commits. Head called apply_patch, bash and task without any corrective follow-up.
Delegation videos mask the private environment label. The head delegation recording ends with a held clean result frame; an unrelated subsequent menu interaction was removed. Every capture was visually inspected; final stills were stable across captures 550 ms apart.
Main's native resume added a resume flag as the fourth parameter of the OpenCode test harness's startTurn helper, so the helper keeps it there and takes this branch's runtime and model selection after it, and the agent-deny test passes false for resume before them.
I merged main 9e19b7f7e1 into e6f526ad7c, the head the pipeline proved; the head is now d7930f90c4.
The only conflict was in packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts, where #36526 added a resume parameter to the startTurn test helper, so the agent-deny test now passes false for it before the runtime and model selection.
The production code is exactly what the plain merge gives.
Main's background wake work added a turn key and a continuation to the OpenCode test harness's startTurn helper and a comment after the permission call in startTurn, so the helper keeps main's parameters first and takes this branch's runtime and model selection after them with main's continuation model override applied to that selection, the agent-deny test passes main's defaults before its runtime, and startTurn keeps this branch's model selection argument above main's comment.
Main's new background wake fixture runs a full-access build turn, which now reads the build agent's rules and installs them before its prompt, and reads them again when the wake's continuation turn starts.
The pipeline's run on e6f526ad7c does not cover the new head 626d7f9dec. I merged main e68d4f053b (#36887) into d7930f90c4, where adapter.ts and adapter.test.ts in provider-opencode conflicted. A test-only commit on top updates main's new background wake replay fixture, which now expects the agent-rule requests.
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Problem
In Full access, an OpenCode 1.x turn that runs an agent whose
opencode.jsonentry deniesbash,editandtaskis still offered shell, edit, write, task and MCP tools, and they run. Adelegate_taskreviewer pinned to a read-only agent is hit hardest; I saw reviewer children redirect shell output into/tmp.Change
OpenCode checks the agent's rules, then the session's; the last match wins, so the lone
* * allowthe adapter gave a Full access session overrode every deny the agent declares. Before a Full access turn that names an agent (theagentoption, orplanin plan mode), the OpenCode 1.x adapter now reads the agent's rules fromapp.agentsand writes the allow-all followed by those rules, with asks turned into allows, so the agent's denies win again. It fails the turn if the agent isn't listed, writes only when the session's rules change, and leaves task sessions (with aparentID) alone.Scope
Bug fix: a read-only agent's deny rules do nothing under Full access. Refs #11458 (this covers OpenCode 1.x in Full access; only that adapter changes). Other providers and the OpenCode 2 adapter are out of scope (details below).
Verification
To see it on Linux web: give OpenCode 1.19.5 an agent
reviewthat allows only read, glob and grep, and send a message in Full access: main offers 82 tools,626d7f9deconly those three.Re-checked 2026-11-14 on
626d7f9dec(maine68d4f053bmerged); an AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5 in T3 Code) ran every check and capture.Setup. Browser panel driven by the AI agent; Linux x86_64 laptop server; light theme; viewport 1280x1100 (wake rows 1280x1900); fresh isolated data on each commit; real
opencode serve1.19.5 on a tool-listing mock model.Steps. Review turn → stop, Resume thread → review child → switch to Build → background task.
Review: 82 tools
Review: only glob, grep, read
Resumed review: 82 tools
Resumed review: only glob, grep, read
Review child: 80 tools
Review child: only glob, grep, read
Build: 82 tools
Build: 82 tools
Wake: second run replies
Wake: second run replies
The adapter test "keeps the selected agent's denies under full access" and
vp run scenarios:provefail on main and pass on626d7f9dec.Links. Scripts, base and head records: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/only21mil/54773e18b974164f3f1385810ae646e3/raw/a527d00364bbb0fdec0826251f7bf318cc48b995/24321-1114g-run-records.md
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planturnHow the fix behaves, what it leaves out, related PRs, and the records
Behavior. OpenCode's session update appends rules. The adapter compares the tail and writes only on a change, so a resumed turn with the same agent writes nothing. Each switch to a different agent appends that agent's rules, so a session that alternates agents for many turns carries a longer rule list. A turn without an agent appends one allow-all when an agent's rules are in force, which the adapter reads from how the session's rules end. The adapter test covers a resumed session; no T3 restart was run on
626d7f9dec(maria-rcks saw the denies hold across a T3 server restart onde53726a9c). A stopped thread resumed with Resume thread (main's native resume) goes through the same step, so it keeps the agent's denies too. When a background task's result wakes a settled thread (main's continuation turn), the adapter reads the agent's rules again and writes nothing when they are unchanged, so the denies hold for that turn too. Turns without an agent make no extra requests unless they clear a previous agent's rules, which requires one session update. A turn with one makes one local request (app.agents), plus an update when the rules change; a turn that switches agents makes a secondapp.agentsrequest, because T3 resumes the session and replays the rules there too. In plan mode under Full access, theplanagent's rules are replayed the same way; the adapter test covers this, and no real plan turn was run.What this does not fix. It adds no read-only option to
delegate_task, so a reviewer on another provider, Claude included, still gets every tool its runtime mode allows. The OpenCode 2 adapter ignores theagentoption and runsbuild, orplanin plan mode; a thread saved with an agent on OpenCode 1.x runsbuildon OpenCode 2. Honoring agents there is a separate feature.Related PRs. #23453 by Julius Marminge (closed without merging) refreshed a resumed session's rules; main now replays the rules when a session resumes, and this PR passes the selected agent into that same call and leaves supervised-mode rules alone. #21816 by Julius Marminge (open) adds disabled-skill denies to
openCodePermissionRules; whichever lands second should pass those denies into the agent replay here too, or an agent turn's allow-all shadows them. #21143 by Georgi Shopov, #21982 byFluffy-Bunny-23and #15777 byAdamulek123(all closed without merging) reapplied permissions on resume, mode switch or fork, a different cause. #14416 by Alex Southwell (merged) documented that a narrower runtime mode is not a read-only switch fordelegate_task; that still holds, and this fix makes a read-only agent's own rules stick. #30438 byroxvi(open) changes only the OpenCode 2 adapter's Auto and Full access rules, so the two do not overlap. Prior PRs: none for this fix.The tools the mock model was offered on each request, main then
626d7f9dec(agent-turnis the review turn, the resumed thread's stopped and resumed turns, then the Build turn after the switch;parentandchildare thedelegate_taskparent and its review child, targetopencode,mock/recorder,agent: review,role: "review";bg-root,bg-childandbg-wakeare the background task's root turn, child and wake):OpenCode's own log on
626d7f9dec, which agent ran each model request:T3's own OpenCode protocol log on
626d7f9dec, outgoing requests of each thread. Thread and session ids here and below are replaced by labels, and the sandbox's scratch home folder by<scratch home>; every other byte is as the run printed it. The review thread switches to Build at 22:30:46. In the wake thread, the 22:31:07.242session.updatesets the background child's rules, as main's 22:27:21.130 one does, and the 22:31:15.402app.agentsstarts the wake's continuation turn, with no second update:The same on main: no
app.agents, and its onlysession.updateis the wake thread's one for the background child:Left out above: the Build thread that delegated the review child (main:
session.createand twosession.promptAsync;626d7f9dec:app.agentsandsession.updatebefore its first prompt,app.agentsbefore its second). Every thread and session is in the run records (Links).The rules OpenCode stored for the review thread's session, main then
626d7f9dec; on626d7f9decthey end withreview's rules and then, after the switch,build's:626d7f9decis maine68d4f053bmerged intod7930f90c4(juliusmarminge's heade6f526ad7cplus main9e19b7f7e1), then a test-only fixture commit.Captures. Agent
reviewis{"*": "deny", "read": "allow", "glob": "allow", "grep": "allow"}. Test server on a Linux x86_64 laptop, named "Test machine"; client T3's Browser panel on a Linux x86_64 desktop. The review child is adelegate_taskchild on agentreview; the background task is OpenCode'stasktool withbackground: trueon a Build thread.Tests on
626d7f9dec(Node 26.13.1, Linux x86_64 laptop):"keeps the selected agent's denies under full access" with main
e68d4f053b'sadapter.tsswapped into626d7f9dec:The merge
c9cd99355dalone, before the test-only commit: the replay fixtures fail on main's newopencode_background_wake, whose transcript expectssession.promptAsyncright aftersession.create; the first frame the merged adapter sends there isapp.agents:The test-only commit adds OpenCode 1.19.5's
app.agentsreply forbuild(read from a realopencode serve1.19.5) and thesession.updatebefore the first prompt, and one moreapp.agentswhen the wake's continuation turn starts.A throwaway test, not committed: a
reviewturn under Full access, then a background result that wakes the settled thread. On626d7f9dec, then with main'sadapter.ts:vp run scenarios:proveon its Live provider tier, base maine68d4f053b(the scenario's own headless Chromium, realopencode1.19.5 on the mock model, agentreview, Full access; Linux x86_64 laptop):Base observed
Tools offered to me (82): bash, edit, glob, grep, question, read, skill, ...; headTools offered to me (3): glob, grep, read.The
mcp-tool-useeval below ran GPT-6.1 Sol on a macOS 27.0.1 laptop on both commits and does not exercise these rules. Main's new background wake replay fixture expects no agent-rule requests, so the test-only commit adds them (above).Eval on main
e68d4f053band626d7f9dec(evals/mcp-tool-use, gpt-6.1-sol at xhigh, shell simulator gpt-6.1-terra,--baselinemain; macOS 27.0.1 laptop).--dry-runof every case: 218 Codex and 227 Claude request bodies, byte-identical between the two commits;--contextidentical. Cases, main then626d7f9dec: background-wait-opencode-tests 2/3, 2/3; background-wait-opencode-dev-server 3/3, 3/3; delegate-runtime-mode-narrowed 3/3, 3/3; cross-provider-delegates-with-options 3/3, 3/3; restart-delegate-with-full-access 3/3, 3/3; and the controls control-new-thread-view-wording, control-subagent-label-bug-wording and control-diff-question-no-thread-id 3/3 each on both. The harness answers T3 tools with case mocks and never runs the OpenCode adapter, so the permission rules this PR changes are outside it.Generated with Claude Opus 5.5 and gpt-6.1-sol in T3 Code Nightly