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fix(opencode): honor native permission rules in OpenCode 2 - #36983
No changes this round: the brief listed none, and the PR (#36983) came back clean. All 37 checks passed on 0272124, including the 8 required ones. CodeRabbit left no comments on lines and rated merge risk Minimal. Its only pre-merge warning is the linked-issue check asking for the OpenCode 1.x Auto behavior from #11458, which is out of scope because #24321 covers 1.x and this PR is OpenCode 2 only. Macroscope's approvability check returned 'Needs Human Approval' (a neutral check) because Auto and Full access permission behavior changes for OpenCode 2 users; that is a maintainer sign-off, not a code defect. The thread-transfer impact report is within every ceiling. The watch has been removed. What the branch does: OpenCode 2 sessions apply the agent's native permission rules after T3's defaults. Auto honors configured allow/ask/deny rules, except the default catch-all allow. Full access keeps native denies and the exceptions after them. Plan mode replays only native edit allows and denies after its edit deny, so outside-directory rules keep their native order ahead of session grants. Cached native permissions are re-read lazily after a reconnect.
Supersedes #30438. The change is @roxvi's; their commits are kept.
OpenCode config permission block: {"shell": {"*": "allow", "git push *": "ask", "rm *": "deny"}}; opencode debug agents shows these rules on the default build agent. 2. Control without T3: opencode run in the disposable repo asked to run rm -f deny-proof.txt nonexistent-disposable-path.txt and then printf native-allow-proof; the rm was refused with 'Permission denied: shell' (file kept) and printf ran without a prompt. 3. T3 on main, new thread in the repo with OpenCode Haiku 4.5 and permissions set to Auto, prompt 'Run exactly this shell command once and report its output: printf native-allow-proof': the command stopped at 'Waiting for approval' with Decline/Approve, so T3's shell-ask default overrode the native allow (declined it). 4. T3 on main, new thread with the default Full access, prompt to run rm -f deny-proof.txt nonexistent-disposable-path.txt with deny-proof.txt a real disposable file: it ran without a prompt, the file was removed from disk, and the thread showed '1 changed file deny-proof.txt +0 -1', so T3's catch-all allow overrode the native rm * deny. Not run: the git push --dry-run step, since on main every shell command asks in Auto and it does not separate main from the PR. Note: the Auto half matches main's docs/user/providers-opencode.md ('Auto has the same rules as Supervised because OpenCode has no AI approval reviewer'), so that half is arguably a feature request. The Full access half silently bypasses an explicit native deny and nothing on main documents that; issue [Bug]: OpenCode Auto mode ignores user opencode permission patterns and asks for every bash, MCP, and webfetch call #11458 has user reports of it and no maintainer calling it intended.
Evidence
Real web client, Chromium, light theme, identical viewport; real OpenCode 2.3.0 with Haiku 4.5. Fresh isolated databases and identical synthetic repositories on both commits.
Edit, external-directory, plan-mode, and OpenCode 1 behavior were outside this shell-permission reproduction and were not exercised.
Tests
No new commands this round. CI on 0272124: all 37 checks passed (Build and Typecheck, Lint, Test, Test Server 1-8, Test Web 1-2, Macroscope checks, CodeRabbit). Earlier on this head: vp test run on the three OpenCode 2 suites, 217/217 passed, and vp run check:changed passed.
Native desktop/mobile clients, remote/tunnel connections and external OpenCode server mode were not exercised against a real OpenCode server in this step; Maria's PR comment covers a real linux dev-server run of the earlier fix.
A specific native ask on an outside directory (e.g. /private/reference/*) is still placed after a session grant for the same pattern in plan mode; it needs a natively configured ask and does not affect the default agents.
Main's shell-job recovery runs before the resume-time permission write,
so resume needed agent.list while recovery could still be polling.
Write rules first; they do not depend on recovered shells.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reconnect now marks cached agent permissions stale instead of awaiting
model.list for every directory, so it sends nothing new and a slow
catalog read cannot fail it. The next rule lookup for a stale directory
waits on the best-effort readModels before agent.list. Plan path rules
get their own helper.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Plan paths replayed the build agent's catch-all external_directory ask
after the session grants, so a granted outside directory prompted again
in plan mode. Plan paths now keep a catch-all only when it denies.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Plan paths replayed native outside-directory denies and asks after the
session grants. A specific deny moved past a later catch-all ask denied
access native config allows, and a specific ask overrode an identical
session grant. Plan's deny only covers edits, so only native edit allows
and denies are replayed after it; outside-directory rules keep their
native order ahead of the grants, with main's specific allows re-added.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — OpenCode 2 Auto now honors native action permissions, while Full access preserves native denies. Human review is needed to confirm these changed permission expectations should apply to existing threads, including commands that previously required approval in Auto.
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The OpenCode 2 adapter now reads native agent permission rules and combines them with runtime-mode, plan-mode, path, grant, and MCP rules. Reconnect and resume flows reload permission inventories. Tests, transcript fixtures, and provider documentation reflect the updated behavior.
Changes: OpenCode 2 permission handling
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Summary
Agent permission inventory and lifecycle apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/OpenCode2AdapterV2.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/OpenCode2OrchestratorV2.integration.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/testkit/fixtures/opencode2_*/opencode_transcript.ndjson, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts
The adapter caches agent permissions by directory and refreshes stale inventories after reconnect. Session, resume, and reconnect replays now include the relevant agent and model lookups.
The adapter combines native rules with session rules and applies mode-specific and plan-mode handling. Tests cover permission preservation, plan restrictions, and agent-list failures. The documentation describes OpenCode 2 Auto and Full access behavior.
This change makes OpenCode 2 honor native permission rules in Auto and Full access while keeping session grants and plan-mode edit restrictions. No concrete merge-blocking defect was established. One open question remains about whether the agent list can return built-in agents before configuration finishes loading. It is unverified and not scored.
Pre-merge checks: 3 · 1
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Issue #11458 reports OpenCode 1.18.30 in Auto mode. The issue requires Auto to pass the user's native permission patterns to the session, so configured allows run without approval and configured asks …
Implement the same native rule pass-through for the OpenCode 1.x provider path in Auto mode, or split the OpenCode 2 work into a separate issue and keep #11458 open with an explicit 1.x requirement. Confirm with a test that a native allow r…
Passed checks: 3 passed
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The title names the main change: OpenCode 2 now honors native permission rules. The changeset adds agent permission caching and reads native agent rules, orders native deny/ask rules ahead of session …
Out of Scope Changes check
The changes cover permission-rule handling for OpenCode 2 and their supporting tests, fixtures, and docs. Adapter changes build session rules from native agent permissions, grants, plan restrictions, …
Description check
The description covers most of the template. It has a clear problem statement with reproduction steps on main, a change summary, a scope note that links PR #30438 and the related issues, and verificat…
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The title names the main change: OpenCode 2 now honors native permission rules. The changeset adds agent permission caching and reads native agent rules, orders native deny/ask rules ahead of session grants, and adjusts plan-mode edit rules. The title is specific and follows conventional commit format.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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The changes cover permission-rule handling for OpenCode 2 and their supporting tests, fixtures, and docs. Adapter changes build session rules from native agent permissions, grants, plan restrictions, and MCP rules. They also set Auto and Full access native-rule ordering and mark cached agent permissions stale on reconnect. Fixture changes add agent.list exchanges that the new rule lookup needs. Docs in docs/user/permission-modes.md and docs/user/providers-opencode.md describe the same Auto and Full access behavior. The one item with unclear purpose is the 'resume now recovers shells before writing session rules' change. The summary does not explain it. It appears to be ordering in the same session setup path, but the diff for that hunk was not inspected. No change in the summary is clearly unrelated to #11458 or to the PR objectives.
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The description covers most of the template. It has a clear problem statement with reproduction steps on main, a change summary, a scope note that links PR #30438 and the related issues, and verification evidence with recordings and a list of runs. It has gaps. The Scope section does not clearly state that a bug is being fixed. It cites issue #11458 and #24321 but does not link the bug issue for this PR. The Verification section lists CI and local runs, which is adequate. The Problem section is detailed. The description also repeats several 'Not in this change' bullets and contains a trailing attribution block that does not match the template. These are non-critical. The description is mostly complete.
Full details: Linked Issues check
Explanation
Issue #11458 reports OpenCode 1.18.30 in Auto mode. The issue requires Auto to pass the user's native permission patterns to the session, so configured allows run without approval and configured asks still prompt. The PR changes only the OpenCode 2 adapter (packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/adapter.ts). Its description states that OpenCode 1.x Auto still ignores native allow/ask rules and that the PR does not fully close #11458. For OpenCode 2, the PR adds native outside-directory deny/ask rules to Auto and Full access session rules, ordered ahead of grants. This partly covers the Auto requirement for OpenCode 2. The reported 1.x behavior remains unmet. The summary does not show any change to the 1.x rule path. Plan-mode edit-rule replay and reconnect cache handling are secondary to the issue and do not add the requested behavior. Tests cover OpenCode 2 only, as the PR description states.
Resolution
Implement the same native rule pass-through for the OpenCode 1.x provider path in Auto mode, or split the OpenCode 2 work into a separate issue and keep #11458 open with an explicit 1.x requirement. Confirm with a test that a native allow runs without approval and a native ask prompts under OpenCode 1.x Auto.
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Implement the same native rule pass-through for the OpenCode 1.x provider path
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open with an explicit 1.x requirement. Confirm with a test that a native allow
runs without approval and a native ask prompts under OpenCode 1.x Auto.
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No changes this round: the brief listed none, and the PR (#36983) came back clean. All 37 checks passed on 0272124, including the 8 required ones. CodeRabbit left no comments on lines and rated merge risk Minimal. Its only pre-merge warning is the linked-issue check asking for the OpenCode 1.x Auto behavior from #11458, which is out of scope because #24321 covers 1.x and this PR is OpenCode 2 only. Macroscope's approvability check returned 'Needs Human Approval' (a neutral check) because Auto and Full access permission behavior changes for OpenCode 2 users; that is a maintainer sign-off, not a code defect. The thread-transfer impact report is within every ceiling. The watch has been removed. What the branch does: OpenCode 2 sessions apply the agent's native permission rules after T3's defaults. Auto honors configured allow/ask/deny rules, except the default catch-all allow. Full access keeps native denies and the exceptions after them. Plan mode replays only native edit allows and denies after its edit deny, so outside-directory rules keep their native order ahead of session grants. Cached native permissions are re-read lazily after a reconnect.
Supersedes #30438. The change is @roxvi's; their commits are kept.
Reproduction on main
Reproduced on main at 632802c:
opencode debug agentsshows these rules on the defaultbuildagent. 2. Control without T3: opencode run in the disposable repo asked to runrm -f deny-proof.txt nonexistent-disposable-path.txtand thenprintf native-allow-proof; the rm was refused with 'Permission denied: shell' (file kept) and printf ran without a prompt. 3. T3 on main, new thread in the repo with OpenCode Haiku 4.5 and permissions set to Auto, prompt 'Run exactly this shell command once and report its output: printf native-allow-proof': the command stopped at 'Waiting for approval' with Decline/Approve, so T3's shell-ask default overrode the native allow (declined it). 4. T3 on main, new thread with the default Full access, prompt to runrm -f deny-proof.txt nonexistent-disposable-path.txtwith deny-proof.txt a real disposable file: it ran without a prompt, the file was removed from disk, and the thread showed '1 changed file deny-proof.txt +0 -1', so T3's catch-all allow overrode the nativerm *deny. Not run: the git push --dry-run step, since on main every shell command asks in Auto and it does not separate main from the PR. Note: the Auto half matches main's docs/user/providers-opencode.md ('Auto has the same rules as Supervised because OpenCode has no AI approval reviewer'), so that half is arguably a feature request. The Full access half silently bypasses an explicit native deny and nothing on main documents that; issue [Bug]: OpenCode Auto mode ignores user opencode permission patterns and asks for every bash, MCP, and webfetch call #11458 has user reports of it and no maintainer calling it intended.Evidence
Real web client, Chromium, light theme, identical viewport; real OpenCode 2.3.0 with Haiku 4.5. Fresh isolated databases and identical synthetic repositories on both commits.
* → allow,git push * → ask,rm * → deny.printf native-allow-proof.rm -f deny-proof.txt nonexistent-disposable-path.txtagainst a tracked disposable file.Controls: Auto
git push --dry-runprompts on base and head. Head also preserves unconfigured Auto defaults, enforces Auto denies, skips Full access asks, and honors a later ordered allow exception.Driver · Seed script · Reproduction instructions · Actual runtime records and file outcomes · Ordered native rules
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Tests
No new commands this round. CI on 0272124: all 37 checks passed (Build and Typecheck, Lint, Test, Test Server 1-8, Test Web 1-2, Macroscope checks, CodeRabbit). Earlier on this head: vp test run on the three OpenCode 2 suites, 217/217 passed, and vp run check:changed passed.
Not in this change
/private/reference/*) is still placed after a session grant for the same pattern in plan mode; it needs a natively configured ask and does not affect the default agents.Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.