This fundamentally breaks our security posture capability for harness configuration, ending our ability to prevent company policy breaking changes by man, machine, or third party repo.
We may be a minority in using /etc/opencode in this way, but it has shaken my trust that they understand security in the Ai era or the needs of enterprise users.
This fundamentally breaks our security posture capability for harness configuration, ending our ability to prevent company policy breaking changes by man, machine, or third party repo.
We may be a minority in using /etc/opencode in this way, but it has shaken my trust that they understand security in the Ai era or the needs of enterprise users.
Why are you still using opencode after the main LLM providers released their own harnesses? Inertia?
Probably the opposite? Avoiding a provider dependency would be my guess