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What OpenCode primitive did you use to implement this? I'd quite like a "senior" Opus agent that lays out a plan, a "junior" Sonnet that does the work, and a se
by stavros 10mo ago
What OpenCode primitive did you use to implement this? I'd quite like a "senior" Opus agent that lays out a plan, a "junior" Sonnet that does the work, and a senior Opus reviewer to check that it agrees with the plan.
- mafriese 10mo agoYou can define the tools that agents are allowed to use in the opencode.json (also works for MCP tools I think). Here’s my config: https://pastebin.com/PkaYAfsn https://pastebin.com/PkaYAfsn The models can call each other if you reference them using @username. This is the .md file for the manager : https://pastebin.com/vcf5sVfz https://pastebin.com/vcf5sVfz I hope that helped!
- stavros 10mo agoThis is excellent, thank you. I came up with half of this while waiting for this reply, but the extra pointers about mentioning with @ and the {file} syntax really helps, thanks again!