@adlc/opencode

ADLC (Agentic Development Lifecycle) integration for the OpenCode terminal coding agent: enforce-by-default rails guard, lifecycle slash commands, prosecutor subagents, native skills, and a model-callable adlc_gate tool that runs LLM-backed gates keyless through your session model.

Install

# 1. The gate toolkit (the plugin shells out to the `adlc` binary)
npm install -g @adlc/cli

# 2. Bootstrap your project (registers the plugin, scaffolds .adlc/ + .opencode/)
npx @adlc/opencode init

Restart opencode. /adlc-init inside the TUI re-runs the same idempotent scaffold.

The bootstrap registers this package in .opencode/opencode.json's plugin array; opencode auto-installs it via Bun on next launch. When you run the bootstrap from a source checkout instead of the npm package, the resolved local path is registered.

Per-repo configuration

Plugin options can be passed with the tuple form in opencode.json (env vars override options):

{
  "plugin": [["@adlc/opencode", { "advisoryHooks": false, "ungatedTools": [] }]]
}

| Option | Env override | Effect | | --- | --- | --- | | advisoryHooks: true | ADLC_ALLOW_ADVISORY_HOOKS=1 | Downgrade the rails guard from enforcing to advisory (explicit escape hatch) | | ungatedTools: [...] | ADLC_UNGATED_TOOLS=a,b | Extra benign no-target tools exempt from gating (still spoof-guarded) | | suppressionEnforcement: true | ADLC_SUPPRESSION_ENFORCEMENT=1 | Enforce (not just warn on) unapproved suppression markers | | scopeEnforcement: true | ADLC_SCOPE_ENFORCEMENT=1 | Enforce (not just warn on) edits outside the active ticket's scope |

Docs

Full integration guide: docs/integrations/opencode.md in the ADLC repo — commands, agents, gate coverage, threat model (ADR 0004), and CI backstops.

MIT © Chris Williams