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V1 plugin implementations do not run on OpenCode v2 (server rejects them with PluginModule.LoadError: default export must be an object with id and effect/setup). Port the ECC hooks plugin to Plugin.define({ id, setup }): tool/shell/permission/session hooks re-registered on their v2 domains, session lifecycle via ctx.event.subscribe (session.created/idle/deleted, filesystem.changed), compaction context via the session hook, custom tools via ctx.tool.transform. file.edited folds into execute.after; todo.updated is dropped (no v2 equivalent). Also fix opencode.json (plugins key, drop CWD-relative skills.paths and unshipped instruction refs) and add @opencode/plugin as a dependency. Tests updated to drive setup with a mock v2 context.
ECC Tools / Security EvidenceCommit: Security evidence gate passed (success) No security-sensitive scanner-evidence gap detected. Mode: enforce Scanned 16 changed file(s). No missing scanner-evidence signal was detected. Check publication was denied or unavailable. An app owner must enable Checks: read and write, and the installation owner must approve the updated permission. |
ECC Tools / PR Risk TaxonomyCommit: PR taxonomy review recommended (neutral) Detected 5 PR taxonomy bucket(s): Harness Drift, Install Manifest Integrity, CI/CD Recommendation, Reference Set Validation, Agent Config Review. Scanned 16 changed file(s). Roadmap taxonomy buckets: Harness DriftHarness-facing changes can drift across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and shared adapter surfaces. Signals:
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Review comments at @.opencode/plugins/index.ts:
- Around line 333-334: Update the execute.after hook so it removes the event’s
entry from pendingToolChanges before returning for non-completed statuses;
preserve the existing handling for completed events.
- Around line 153-158: Update the log helper to route routine debug and info
messages through the v2 OpenCode logging API instead of console.*; keep warnings
and errors visible, using console fallbacks if the API does not support those
levels.
- Around line 297-301: Update the formatter and test auto-approval permission
checks to recognize the OpenCode v2 `shell` action while retaining `bash`
compatibility; leave the separate tool-execution identifier unchanged. Locate
the permission handling near the `hookEnabled` check in the plugin.
- Around line 442-447: Update the read-like action branch in the permission hook
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- Around line 440-469: Harden the bash auto-approval checks in the permission
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- Around line 163-165: Add a test using toolBeforeEvent that invokes
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Route plugin logs through the OpenCode logging API.
The v1 plugin used client.app.log, but the v2 port writes routine hook messages directly to console.*. Use the v2 equivalent of client.app.log so logging remains controlled by OpenCode. Keep warnings and errors visible if the v2 API does not support the same levels.
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Review comment at @.opencode/plugins/index.ts around lines 153 - 158:
Update the log helper to route routine debug and info messages through the v2
OpenCode logging API instead of console.*; keep warnings and errors visible,
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| if ( | ||
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🌐 Web query:
OpenCode v2.0.27 plugin API tool.execute event.tool shell permission.evaluate event.action bash shell official documentation
💡 Result:
For **OpenCode v2**, the official plugin docs show these APIs:
- **Tool execution:** `ctx.tool.hook("execute.before", ...)`; the event identifies the tool with `event.tool`. The docs’ example checks `"read"`—they don’t establish that the built-in shell tool’s ID is `"shell"`. ([dev.opencode.ai](https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai))
- **Permission evaluation:** `ctx.permission.hook("evaluate", ...)`; inspect `event.action` and `event.resources`, and modify `event.effect` if needed. The official V2 permissions docs use the action name **`shell`** and explicitly contrast it with V1’s **`bash`**. ([dev.opencode.ai](https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai))
So, in V2, use **`shell`** for the permission action—not `bash`. I couldn’t verify the exact `event.tool` value for shell against the published **v2.0.27** implementation: the available docs describe the current V2 API, not specifically that release. ([dev.opencode.ai](https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai))
Citations:
- 1: https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai
Use shell for OpenCode v2 permission actions.
OpenCode v2 reports the shell permission action as shell. The formatter and test auto-approval branches only match bash, so shell requests fall through without auto-approval. The tool-execution identifier is a separate contract and is not established here.
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+const isShellAction = (action: unknown): boolean => action === "shell" || action === "bash"
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+ isShellAction(event.action) &&Update the permission tests to send "shell" while retaining the "bash" alias for compatibility.
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Review comment at @.opencode/plugins/index.ts around lines 297 - 301:
Update the formatter and test auto-approval permission checks to recognize the
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Delete the pendingToolChanges entry before the status check returns early.
execute.before adds an entry for every write call. execute.after returns at Line 334 when status !== "completed". That happens on errors and denials, and the entry is then never removed. Entries are cleared only on session.deleted. In long sessions with failed writes, the map keeps growing.
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--- "a/.opencode/plugins/index.ts"
+++ "b/.opencode/plugins/index.ts"
@@ -330,8 +330,11 @@
// tool.execute.after — change tracking, format, typecheck
// (absorbs the v1 file.edited hook; v2 has no equivalent event)
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
await ctx.tool.hook("execute.after", async (event) => {
- if (event.status !== "completed") return
+ if (event.status !== "completed") {
+ pendingToolChanges.delete(String(event.id))
+ return
+ }
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| if (event.status !== "completed") return | |
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Review comment at @.opencode/plugins/index.ts around lines 333 - 334:
Update the execute.after hook so it removes the event’s entry from
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OpenCode v2.0.27 plugin permission hook evaluate event.resources shell raw command text
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Inspection citation: inspection_d4048f80b5cfcbdb7e0c59bf3d147313
**Yes—in the V2 permission `evaluate` hook, inspect `event.resources`.** For a shell permission check, resources are command text, but not necessarily the exact raw command the model submitted: the V2 permissions docs describe them as **scanner-produced command strings**, and compound commands may yield multiple resources. ([dev.opencode.ai](https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/permissions/?utm_source=openai))
```ts
await ctx.permission.hook("evaluate", (event) => {
if (event.action !== "shell") return
for (const command of event.resources) {
// Check each scanner-produced command string.
}
})
```
The hook receives readonly `resources` and can change the permission `effect`; an explicit configured `deny` does not invoke it. ([dev.opencode.ai](https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai))
**Version caveat:** I couldn’t verify the published implementation specifically for **v2.0.27**. The cited V2 docs establish the behavior, but don’t identify that release, so check the tag’s source if you need a version-specific guarantee.
Citations:
- 1: https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/permissions/?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai
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Authorization Bypass
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-863 — Incorrect Authorization
Harden shell auto-approval before switching the permission action to shell.
OpenCode v2.0.27 exposes event.resources as a readonly array of command-resource strings. Compound commands can produce multiple resources. After the action check is corrected from bash to v2's shell, joining resources and checking only the first prefix can approve a safe resource while ignoring a later command. The missing boundary also matches names such as pytestx.
Check each resource separately, reject shell metacharacters, and require whitespace or the end of the string after each command name.
Harden resource matching
- const resourcesText = event.resources.join("\n")
+ const SHELL_META = /[;&|`$<>(){}\n\\]/
+ const allMatch = (re: RegExp) =>
+ event.resources.length > 0 &&
+ event.resources.every((r) => {
+ const cmd = r.trim()
+ return cmd.length > 0 && !SHELL_META.test(cmd) && re.test(cmd)
+ })
- resourcesText.trim()
+ allMatch(/^(npx )?(@biomejs\/biome|prettier|black|gofmt|rustfmt|swift-format)(\s|$)/)
- /^(npm test|npx vitest|npx jest|pytest|go test|cargo test)/.test(resourcesText.trim())
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Review comment at @.opencode/plugins/index.ts around lines 440 - 469:
Harden the bash auto-approval checks in the permission handler: evaluate every
entry in event.resources separately and approve only when the array is non-empty
and all resources are non-empty, contain no shell metacharacters, and match the
allowed command at its start with whitespace or end-of-string as the boundary.
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| if (["read", "glob", "grep", "search", "list"].includes(event.action)) { | ||
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Inspection citation: inspection_369d4f523a91894339132892d0e0ab9d
In **OpenCode v2.0.27**, the V2 plugin hook is `ctx.permission.hook("evaluate", callback)`. It runs after configured permission rules are evaluated and before the action proceeds or an approval prompt is published. The callback receives `event.action`, `event.resources`, and the current `event.effect`; it can set `event.effect` to `"allow"`, `"ask"`, or `"deny"`. Explicit configured `deny` decisions do not invoke the hook. ([dev.opencode.ai](https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai))
For `.env` reads, add an ordered rule such as:
```json
{
"permissions": [
{ "action": "read", "resource": "*.env", "effect": "deny" },
{ "action": "read", "resource": "*.env.*", "effect": "deny" },
{ "action": "read", "resource": "*.env.example", "effect": "allow" }
]
}
```
V2 rules use the **last matching rule**; if none matches, the effect defaults to **`ask`**. So an explicit `deny` for `.env` files is final and won’t be changed by the evaluation hook. ([dev.opencode.ai](https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/permissions/?utm_source=openai))
**Version caveat:** The official V2 docs establish this API and behavior, but I couldn’t verify them against the published `v2.0.27` implementation specifically. The separate V1 docs describe a different permission format and should not be used for V2 configuration. ([dev.opencode.ai](https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/permissions/?utm_source=openai))
Citations:
- 1: https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/permissions/?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://dev.opencode.ai/v2/docs/permissions/?utm_source=openai
Authorization Bypass
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-863 — Incorrect Authorization
Preserve configured ask decisions for read-like actions.
The permission hook runs after rules set event.effect. This branch changes every read, glob, grep, search, and list request to allow, so an ask for .env files or external paths is silently approved. Return without changing the incoming effect.
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--- "a/.opencode/plugins/index.ts"
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@@ -439,12 +439,10 @@
try {
const resourcesText = event.resources.join("\n")
if (["read", "glob", "grep", "search", "list"].includes(event.action)) {
- log("debug", `[ECC] Auto-approved read-only action: ${event.action}`)
- event.effect = "allow"
- event.message = "Read-only operation"
+ // Respect configured asks (e.g. *.env, external dirs); never escalate to allow.
return
}
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| if (["read", "glob", "grep", "search", "list"].includes(event.action)) { | |
| log("debug", `[ECC] Auto-approved read-only action: ${event.action}`) | |
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Review comment at @.opencode/plugins/index.ts around lines 442 - 447:
Update the read-like action branch in the permission hook to return without
changing event.effect or event.message, preserving configured ask decisions for
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Use or remove toolBeforeEvent; ESLint reports it as an unused variable.
ESLint reports 'toolBeforeEvent' is defined but never used (no-unused-vars). The suite registers captured.toolBefore but never calls it. The new write add/modify tracking in execute.before is therefore untested.
Add a test that calls captured.toolBefore[0](toolBeforeEvent("write", { path: "new.ts" })) and then calls toolAfter. Assert that the change is recorded as "added".
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Replacing the plugin entry in the repository does not remove plugins/ecc-hooks.ts from an existing installation. Reinstalling with the new files leaves the old default-exported setup function beside the new index.ts. OpenCode v2 discovers both top-level files, so the incompatible old entry remains and continues producing the load error this port is intended to eliminate.
Add migration cleanup for the obsolete managed entry before merging, using its recorded content hash to preserve user-edited files.
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- This authored script builds revision snapshots, invokes real install and repair commands, and inspects old-file hashes and state operations, making the executed checks reproducible.
- This shell wrapper executes the validation script and records command, working directory, and exit code with captured output, providing the proof capture procedure.
- The first real base installation was attempted without explicit hook consent and rejected, showing why subsequent base installs used --enable-hooks.
- Four isolated base installations were created and their plugin hashes and managed state inspected, showing that the old module existed and was tracked before upgrade.
- Head commands were executed against base fixtures with compatibility reductions explicitly logged, showing retained stale-plugin tracking after reinstall and a missing-source repair failure.
- Head reinstall was invoked against untouched base-generated state and rejected request.hookConsent, showing that the exact base-to-head path did not reach successful refresh.
- A reduced-scope reinstall completed and the candidate's tracking-loss assertion failed against observed state, showing that the stale module remained managed.
- The exact @opencode/cli@2.0.27 package was installed successfully in an isolated location, establishing target executable availability but not loader behavior.
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Replacing the plugin entry in the repository does not remove `plugins/ecc-hooks.ts` from an existing installation. Reinstalling with the new files leaves the old default-exported setup function beside the new `index.ts`. OpenCode v2 discovers both top-level files, so the incompatible old entry remains and continues producing the load error this port is intended to eliminate.
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If the event subscription throws an unexpected error, this outer catch treats it as an expected unload and silently ends the loop. Session audits, cleanup, and filesystem tracking then stop for that plugin instance without a diagnostic. This is a non-blocking observability concern: users have no explanation for the missing checks.
Check controller.signal.aborted and log failures that were not caused by unloading.
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Check `controller.signal.aborted` and log failures that were not caused by unloading.
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Supporting this PR — I ran into the exact same failure on OpenCode v2.0.27 with a fresh ECC install ( |
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Tested this on opencode v2.0.28. The port itself works, but the plugin still shows as failed after install, even with the old |
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Point at the file so v2 loads it once instead of twice, which avoids the duplicate plugin ID failure.
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Live validation on v2.0.29 — right direction, but five gaps before this fixes the actual installsI ran an independent V2 port of the same surface against a real OpenCode v2.0.29 install (Windows, home layout at 1.
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Thank you for starting the OpenCode 2 port. Moving the hook registration to the V2 API addresses a real break for users, and the live reports on this PR helped expose installation behavior our tests missed. I am sorry it took us this long to route the branch. This version cannot land as it stands: a fresh install still loads the plugin twice and reports a duplicate plugin ID, as described in the live v2.0.28 test above. The v2.0.29 follow-up also found remaining installed-layout and tool registration gaps. Repairing those alongside this branch's package, lockfile, and release changes is a substantial rework, while the more focused dual-contract path is being reviewed in #3676. I am closing this version to avoid parallel ports, and we will carry the useful loader and install findings into that review. Thank you for the contribution, and a small follow-up around a remaining isolated gap would be welcome. |
Ports the OpenCode plugin from the v1 API to the v2 API (verified against opencode v2.0.27).
Problem: V1 plugin implementations do not run on OpenCode v2. The server rejects the old default-exported setup function on every run: PluginModule.LoadError, default export must be an object with id and effect/setup. All ECC hooks and both custom tools were silently dead.
What changed:
.opencode/plugins/index.ts: single v2 module viaPlugin.define({ id: [SECURITY_DATA] setup });ecc-hooks.tsremoved (the v2 loader scans every top-level.tsfile in the plugin dir, so a barrel + impl pair double-loads).file.editedfolded into execute.after (v2 has no such hook);todo.updateddropped (no v2 event); bash command sniffing now reads thecommandinput field (v1 stringified the args object, so those branches never fired)..opencode/opencode.json:pluginrenamed toplugins; removed the CWD-relativeskills.pathsentry (it resolved against the project dir, e.g.D:/School/skills, warning on every run); removed instruction refs that never ship to the installed config (AGENTS.md,CONTRIBUTING.md); all 12 skill entries kept.@opencode/plugindependency (.opencode/package.json+ root devDeps, both lockfiles).opencode-plugin-hooks.test.jsrewritten to drivesetup()with a mock v2 context (12 cases);opencode-config.test.jsasserts the v2pluginskey and that every instruction entry resolves to a shipped file; manifest banner path updated; release.sh banner path updated.Verified:
node scripts/build-opencode.jsclean; plugin-hooks 12/12, opencode-config 5/5, plugin-manifest 68/68, build-opencode 3/3, changed-files-store 8/8. Also verified live: the ported plugin loads in opencode v2.0.27 with zerofailed to load pluginwarnings and both custom tools register.Follow-ups not in scope:
MIGRATION.mdstill documents the v1 pattern; 6 dormant tool files still use the old helper (unloaded, harmless);dist/is gitignored build output.