Blocking fixes:
- B1: Return empty restrictions for unknown/custom agents instead of
EXPLORATION_AGENT_DENYLIST, allowing custom agents full tool access
- B2: Use Object.create(null) consistently across all 5 agent-loading
result objects to prevent prototype pollution
- B3: Add code comment documenting custom agent bash access trust model
- B4: Mock getOpenCodeConfigDir in opencode-config-agents-reader tests
to prevent global config dir leakage
Non-blocking fixes:
- N1: Use resolveAgentDefinitionPaths with project boundary enforcement
in opencode-config-agents-reader for path containment
- N2: Add session-scoped 30s TTL cache to resolveCallableAgents to
avoid redundant SDK IPC calls per tool invocation
- N3: Extract shared parseToolsConfig into src/shared/parse-tools-config.ts
replacing 4 duplicated local implementations
- N4: Add .min(1) to AgentDefinitionPathSchema rejecting empty paths
- N5: Add resolve-agent-definition-paths.test.ts covering tilde expansion,
relative paths, boundary enforcement, and null containmentDir
- N6: Validate agent mode against allowed values instead of bare type
assertion in opencode-config-agents-reader
- Case-insensitive .md extension stripping for agent name extraction
- Resolve project agent_definitions paths relative to config dir (.opencode/)
- Use getOpenCodeConfigDir() to respect OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR/XDG_CONFIG_HOME
- First-write-wins semantics for both inline and definition-file agents
so project-level agents always take precedence over global-level
YeonGyu-Kim