* feat(agents): enhance librarian and explore prompts with parallel execution and evidence-based citations
Librarian agent enhancements:
- Add mandatory 5+ parallel tool execution requirement
- Add WebSearch integration for latest information
- Add repository cloning to /tmp for deep source analysis
- Require GitHub permalinks for all code citations
- Add evidence-based reasoning with specific code references
- Enhanced gh CLI usage with permalink construction
Explore agent enhancements:
- Add mandatory 3+ parallel tool execution requirement
- Extensive Git CLI integration for repository analysis
- Add git log, git blame, git diff commands for exploration
- Add parallel execution examples and best practices
* feat(agents): add LSP and AST-grep tools to librarian and explore prompts
Librarian agent:
- Added LSP tools section (lsp_hover, lsp_goto_definition, lsp_find_references, etc.)
- Added AST-grep section with pattern examples for structural code search
- Updated parallel execution examples to include LSP and AST-grep tools
- Added guidance on when to use AST-grep vs Grep vs LSP
Explore agent:
- Added LSP tools section for semantic code analysis
- Added AST-grep section with examples for TypeScript/React patterns
- Updated parallel execution examples to include 6 tools
- Added tool selection guidance for LSP and AST-grep
* fix(agents): remove explore agent references from librarian prompt
Subagents cannot call other agents, so replaced all Explore agent
references with direct tool usage (Glob, Grep, ast_grep_search).
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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add AgentName, AgentOverrideConfig, AgentOverrides types
- Implement createBuiltinAgents with disabled_agents and overrides support
- Support oh-my-opencode.json config for:
- disabled_agents: disable specific built-in agents
- agents: override model, temperature, tools, permission per agent
- Tools and permission objects are shallow-merged with base config
- Export types for external consumers
- Update README with agent override documentation
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