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@frankhommers/opencode-yolo

v0.1.2

Published

OpenCode plugin that auto-replies to assistant messages so you don't have to manually confirm or approve

Downloads

173

Readme

opencode-yolo

OpenCode plugin that auto-replies to assistant messages so you don't have to manually confirm, approve, or answer clarification questions.

Install

npm install @frankhommers/opencode-yolo

Add to your OpenCode config (~/.config/opencode/opencode.json for global, or .opencode/opencode.json for per-project):

{
  "plugin": ["@frankhommers/opencode-yolo"]
}

Add the command definition to ~/.config/opencode/commands/yolo.md (or .opencode/commands/yolo.md):

---
name: yolo
description: Toggle or inspect YOLO mode (on/off/aggressive/status)
subtask: false
arguments:
  - name: action
    description: "One of: on, off, aggressive, status, start"
    required: false
---

Modes

  • off — Plugin is passive. No auto-replies.
  • on — Replies to detected questions, proceed statements, and soft permission asks.
  • aggressive — Everything on does, plus sends a continuation prompt for any assistant message that doesn't match a pattern.

Replies

| Trigger | Reply | |---------|-------| | Proceed/ready statements ("I'll proceed", "Ik ga verder", "Ready for feedback") | "Please execute it, so that we reach the final result in the best way possible. Just execute don't ask." | | Questions, action requests, soft permission asks ("Should I?", "Kies", "If you want") | "You choose what's best and please execute it so that we reach the final result in the best way possible. Just execute, don't ask." | | No match (aggressive only) | "What can we do now to reach the final result in the best way possible?" |

Pattern matching is bilingual: English and Dutch.

Commands

  • /yolo — Toggle on/off
  • /yolo on — Enable normal mode
  • /yolo aggressive — Enable aggressive mode
  • /yolo off — Disable
  • /yolo status — Show current mode
  • /yolo start — Kick off work with current mode

Config file

YOLO stores its mode per project in .yolo.json. Add it to your .gitignore.

Development

npm install
npm test
npm run build

License

MIT