Reference configuration for OpenCode, published alongside my blog posts on how I learned to use AI and my actual AI development workflow:

• My Thoughts on AI, Part 1: Fears, Opinions, and Mental Journey
• My Thoughts on AI, Part 2: Agent Setup, Workflow, and Tools

This is a sanitized snapshot of my actual daily-use config. API keys and personal paths have been replaced with placeholders.

Drop-in contents for ~/.config/opencode/. Key pieces:

• AGENTS.md — Global behavioral rules: response style, thinking protocols, git policy, coding standards, documentation workflow
• opencode.json — Model preferences, MCP servers, permissions, plugin config
• agent/ — Subagent definitions (docs writer, orchestrator, code reviewer, test engineer)
• command/ — Slash commands (/context, /progress, /architecture, etc.)
• skill/ — 23 domain-specific knowledge modules loaded on demand
• plugin/ — Custom tool extensions (permission checker, context-aware caching, session search, token usage analysis)
• scripts/ — Helper utilities for dev-plans management, session extraction, cost tracking

Example structure for a separate work-tracking repo. See dev-plans/README.md.

1. Copy config/ contents to ~/.config/opencode/
2. Edit opencode.json — add your API keys, adjust model preferences
3. Edit AGENTS.md — customize the "About the User" section and path references
4. Edit scripts/config.json — set your dev-plans path and project mappings
5. Search for YOUR_ placeholders across all files and replace with your values

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