When opencode rejects a tool call in default mode (e.g. bash permission
denied), it emits a tool_use event with status="error" then exits without
generating any follow-up text. This caused the engine to fall through to
the "(空响应)" / "(empty response)" placeholder since textParts was empty.
Fix: when handleToolUse receives status="error" with a non-empty error
message, emit an EventText containing the rejection reason. This ensures
textParts is populated and the user sees why the command was blocked (e.g.
"The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call.") rather
than a silent empty response.
Three scenarios handled:
- Permission denied (default mode): error text surfaced ✓
- Tool completed successfully: no change ✓
- Error with no message: no spurious empty EventText ✓
To avoid permission rejections entirely, set mode="yolo" in config or
configure opencode's permission settings to allow the required tools.
Fixes#178
Co-authored-by: root <root@UYQQVGRAEKQKNQP>
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Adds optional 'agent' config option under [projects.agent.options] for
opencode. When set, the value is passed as --agent to every 'opencode run'
invocation, enabling plugin-defined agents (e.g. oh-my-openagent's
'Sisyphus - Ultraworker') to work correctly without falling back to the
default agent.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- Fix handleStepStart: prefer sessionID from top-level JSON field, fallback to part
- Fix handleStepFinish: send EventResult when reason=stop, not when tool-calls
- Add resultSent atomic.Bool to prevent duplicate EventResult
- Add unit tests with JSON string construction style matching existing tests
This fixes empty response issue when opencode uses tools (issue #1094, PR #697)
1. Add --dangerously-skip-permissions flag when opencode agent is in yolo
mode. Without this, headless runs auto-reject external-directory
permission requests (e.g. superpowers /init trying to modify
~/.config/opencode/), resulting in empty responses delivered to users.
2. Add CheckLinger() stub to daemon/launchd.go for macOS. This function
is only referenced from daemon.go but was only defined in
systemd.go (Linux-only build tag), causing build failure on darwin.
Make local workspace init opt-in and tighten media, session close, and workdir concurrency paths uncovered by the post-merge review.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
OpenCode CLI sends compaction_continue (synthetic text with metadata) after
auto-compaction to signal continuation. Previously, cc-connect's engine exited
after receiving EventResult from the first turn, missing subsequent events
from the continuation turn (e.g. permission requests).
Changes:
- Add expectingContinue flag to opencodeSession
- Detect compaction_continue in handleText, set flag and skip EventText
- Check flag in readLoop before sending fallback EventResult
- Add Metadata and Synthetic fields to core.Event for future extensibility
Co-authored-by: vibecoder <16832299+vibecoder@user.noreply.gitee.com>
OpenCode CLI's --file flag is a yargs [array] type that greedily
consumes subsequent arguments as file paths. Without a -- separator,
the prompt text following --file was parsed as a filename, causing
"File not found" errors when images were attached.
Reported-by: community user via image analysis
Made-with: Cursor
When the opencode process crashes (e.g. stale session ID causes
'Session not found'), readLoop sends a fallback EventResult before
the deferred cmd.Wait() can detect and emit an EventError. The
engine receives EventResult(Done:true) first, returns from the
event loop, and the subsequent EventError is never consumed.
The user sees an empty response with no error information.
Fix by checking stderrBuf immediately after the scanner loop exits,
before sending the fallback EventResult. If stderr contains errors
(including 'Session not found'), emit EventError instead.
cmd.Wait() remains in a defer for resource cleanup only.
Engine uses a pattern table (agentErrorHandlers) to match known
errors and show localized user-friendly messages with recovery hints.
Co-authored-by: vibecoder <16832299+vibecoder@user.noreply.gitee.com>
* fix: ignore ContinueSession sentinel in non-Claude agents
The ContinueSession ("__continue__") sentinel was introduced in df5cc64
for the --continue bridge, but only the claudecode agent was updated to
handle it. All other agents (pi, gemini, codex, cursor, qoder, opencode,
iflow) stored the literal "__continue__" as their session/resume ID,
causing CLI failures like `No session found matching '__continue__'` and
persistent "(empty response)" replies.
The fix adds a `resumeID != core.ContinueSession` guard to each agent's
session constructor so the sentinel is treated as "" (fresh session).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(codex): remove --cd from exec resume args
The codex CLI's `exec resume` subcommand does not support --cd, causing
"unexpected argument '--cd'" errors on every resumed session. The process
working directory is already set via cmd.Dir, so --cd is unnecessary.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six agent session adapters (codex, cursor, gemini, iflow, opencode,
qoder) only close the events channel when wg.Wait completes within
the 8-second timeout. If the timeout fires, the channel is left open,
which can cause consumers to block indefinitely waiting for channel
closure and prevents the engine from detecting that the session has
ended.
Move close(events) after the select block so the channel is always
closed regardless of whether the timeout fires, matching the pattern
already used by piSession.
In 6 agent session implementations (codex, opencode, qoder, iflow, cursor,
gemini), Close() unconditionally calls close(events) after an 8-second
timeout, even when the readLoop goroutine may still be running and
sending events to the channel. Due to Go's select non-determinism, the
readLoop goroutine can choose the send case over the ctx.Done() case,
causing a "send on closed channel" panic.
Move close(events) into the case where wg.Wait() succeeds (readLoop has
fully exited), and skip closing on timeout to prevent the race. This
follows the same safe pattern already used by claudeSession, where the
events channel is only closed after the readLoop goroutine has finished.
Extract SaveFilesToDisk/AppendFileRefs helpers into core package and
wire up file handling for Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Qoder, and iFlow.
Files are saved to .cc-connect/attachments/ and paths are appended to
the prompt so each CLI can read them with its built-in tools.
Also refactors Claude Code to reuse the shared helper.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add FileAttachment type and wire up file handling across the stack so
that files sent in Feishu are downloaded and forwarded to agents.
Claude Code saves files locally for tool-based reading; Gemini passes
them as temp file references. Other agents log a warning and ignore.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Updated buffer sizes for stdout scanners across all agent sessions:
- Initial buffer size reduced from 1MB to 64KB
- Max buffer size increased from 1MB to 10MB
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added timeout mechanisms with logging for graceful session closure across multiple agent types (claudecode, codex, cursor, gemini, opencode, qoder). Modified engine cleanup to handle timeouts and improve logging. Sessions now timeout after 8-10 seconds with appropriate warnings/errors.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add context-aware select statements when sending events to prevent blocking on closed channels. Implement secure argument logging using RedactArgs to mask sensitive flags. Add atomic file writes and locks for config safety. Improve session handling with mutex protection and deduplication checks.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
OpenCode (`opencode run --format json`) streams NDJSON events,
similar to the Gemini agent. This wires it up so users can drive
OpenCode from Telegram / Discord / Slack / etc.
- agent/opencode/opencode.go — agent struct, factory, model/mode/provider switching
- agent/opencode/session.go — subprocess lifecycle, NDJSON event → core.Event mapping
- cmd/cc-connect/main.go — register the "opencode" agent
