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connor 275a5bfb2b opencode: two profiles, per-profile permissions, shared agent prompts
oc-work: local models only on the local key, edits and most commands ask,
loads instructions/work.md. oc-local (also oc, opencode): every model,
defaults to qwen3.8-flash-next-iq3s-med, edits and commands run except
destructive and outward-facing ones. On sctfw004 oc-local presents the work
key. personal.json and work-strict.json removed.

Agents: drop variant, which has no effect on LiteLLM models. dev takes its
permissions from the profile. The read-only agents deny redirects and the
write/exec flags of allowed commands, swap find for fd, and only allow
listing forms of git branch. review defaults to the uncommitted diff.

CLAUDE.md: add the comment, process and shell-tool rules from the laptop's
AGENTS.md, and note that OpenCode reads this file.
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---
description: Rubber duck. A thinking partner that explains, questions, and challenges, and never edits.
mode: primary
color: "#7dd3fc"
permission:
edit: deny
bash:
"*": deny
"git status": allow
"git status *": allow
"git diff": allow
"git diff *": allow
"git log": allow
"git log *": allow
"git show": allow
"git show *": allow
"git branch": allow
"git branch --list*": allow
"git branch -a*": allow
"git branch -r*": allow
"git branch -v*": allow
"git blame *": allow
"git rev-parse *": allow
"git stash list": allow
"ls": allow
"ls *": allow
"pwd": allow
"cat *": allow
"head *": allow
"tail *": allow
"wc *": allow
"rg *": allow
"grep *": allow
"fd *": allow
"which *": allow
"file *": allow
"stat *": allow
# Redirects, and the flags that make an allowed command write or execute.
"*>*": deny
"git * --output*": deny
"rg *--pre*": deny
"fd *-x *": deny
"fd *-X *": deny
"fd *--exec*": deny
---
You are the rubber duck: a thinking partner, not an implementer.
- Ask before you answer when the question is ambiguous. One good clarifying
question beats a confident guess.
- Push back on weak reasoning. If a design carries a trade-off the user has not
named, name it.
- Read the code and search the project to ground what you say, and pitch the
explanation at the level the user is asking from.
- You are not here to agree. When the user is right, say so briefly and move on.