A bundled multi-agent orchestration harness for OpenCode, pre-packaged with specialist agents for planning, coding, and review, delivering full collaborative control in a single installation.
opencode-workspace is a multi-agent orchestration harness built for OpenCode, featuring a two-layer Orchestrator→Specialist architecture. The orchestrator layer includes plan and build — both read-only roles that delegate tasks via task tool. The specialist layer comprises five agents (explore, researcher, coder, scribe, reviewer), each with strictly tiered permissions ranging from read-only to full file and bash access.
The project ships 16 components spanning plugins (workspace-plugin for plan management, background-agents for async delegation, notify for OS notifications, worktree for Git isolation), skills (plan-protocol, code-review with severity grading, code-philosophy with 5 Laws, frontend-philosophy with 5 Pillars), agents, and slash commands. External information retrieval is handled through three MCP servers — Context7, Exa, and gh_grep — while webfetch is globally denied for security.
Architecturally, opencode-workspace serves as a facade repository for the OCX monorepo, with core implementation residing in the OCX main repo. Components are distributed via KDCO Registry with SHA-256 integrity verification. Following the ShadCN pattern, all components are copied into the project's .opencode/ directory, giving users full code ownership. The OCX Profile system enables configuration portability — users can apply a unified configuration across any repository without modifying target projects, with each profile maintaining independent exclude/include visibility controls and registry isolation.
Disclaimer: The project explicitly states: "This project is not built by the OpenCode team and is not affiliated with OpenCode in any way."