opencode-loop-plugin AGENTS.md

Agent Notes

Project Shape

This package is an OpenCode plugin with separate server and TUI entrypoints:

• src/server.ts is the server plugin. It registers the /loop command, the loop tools, chat/session hooks, compaction context, and the scheduler that injects loop iterations while a session is idle.
• src/state.ts owns loop persistence and lifecycle state. It stores JSON at OPENCODE_LOOP_STATE_PATH when set, otherwise under the user's OpenCode data location. It also owns interval parsing/formatting.
• src/tui.tsx is the Solid/OpenTUI sidebar and command-palette UI. It is exported as source, so avoid adding heavy runtime dependencies here unless there is a strong reason.
• src/prompts.ts contains the /loop command template, the per-iteration synthetic prompt, the loop system reminder, and the compaction context.
• test/ covers state, server hooks/tools/scheduler, and TUI helpers with Bun tests. Scheduler tests use 1-second intervals via the min_interval_seconds option.

Scheduler Invariants

• Iterations are only injected while the session is idle; busy sessions defer with min(intervalMs, busy_backoff_seconds).
• sendingLoops guards against concurrent iterations of the same loop; after a successful injection the session is optimistically marked busy so sibling loops defer.
• Dynamic loops live one iteration at a time: dynamicPending entries settle on idle, and a dynamic loop whose turn ended without schedule_next_run or stop_loop is stopped. sawBusy must start false for injected iterations (only the creating turn starts true) so a stale idle event cannot settle a just-injected loop.
• runDue must never throw: it runs from setTimeout callbacks, so errors are caught and logged.
• Timers are per-loop, always re-armed from persisted nextRunAt, and cancelled on stop/pause/dispose.

Change Guidelines

• Preserve the public Promise-based state API (createLoop, listLoops, stopLoop, recordRunSent, etc.) because OpenCode hooks and tests call it directly.
• Keep zod pinned to the exact version @opencode-ai/plugin depends on; tool argument schemas fail typechecking across zod minor versions.
• Effect is intentionally used in the state/persistence boundary. Do not spread Effect into the TUI.
• State writes should remain atomic: write to a temp file, then rename into place.
• Use OPENCODE_LOOP_STATE_PATH for tests and smoke runs so you do not touch a real user's loop state.
• All loop tools return { ..., loops } for the session; the TUI sidebar parses that shape from tool outputs, so keep it stable.