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1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041/** * OpenCode V2 registers every tool into Code Mode by default; each built-in * native tool opts out with `codemode: false` so it stays on the model-facing * tool list. This plugin flips those opt-outs back into Code Mode, so the * model-facing list collapses to the `excluded` set below.
* Disable without removing it with `settings.plugins = [ "-all-tools-codemode" ]`. */const excluded = ["execute", "skill", "subagent", "question"];
// The built-in Code Mode text explains the mechanics but not the reason to use// it, and agents wrap one tool call per `execute` (85-89% of gate calls in// OpenCode's session database). Appended to the `execute` description so// every agent gets it.const batching = `
Each \`execute\` call costs a full model round trip; the tools inside it are cheap. Write one script per phase of work, not one per tool call. Run every independent read, search, shell command, and fetch together with \`Promise.allSettled\`, and chain dependent calls in the same script when the next call follows mechanically from the previous result. Trim and filter results in the script before returning them. A script that calls a single tool wastes a round trip unless the next call depends on reading its result. Run tools outside Code Mode, such as \`skill\`, as parallel tool calls in the same step as \`execute\`.`;
export default { id: "all-tools-codemode", async setup(ctx) { await ctx.tool.transform((editor) => { for (const tool of editor.list()) { if (excluded.includes(tool.id)) continue; if (tool.options?.codemode !== false) continue; if (tool.options?.namespace !== undefined) continue; editor.update(tool.id, (definition) => { definition.options = { ...definition.options, codemode: true }; }); } }); // `execute` is not in the tool editor, so `editor.update` misses it; the // context hook sees the assembled tool list before every agent-loop call. await ctx.session.hook("context", (event) => { const execute = event.tools.execute; if (!execute || execute.description.includes(batching)) return; execute.description = execute.description + batching; }); },};