create-opencode-agents

To create a custom OpenCode agent for security auditing, you define the agent's purpose and configure specific parameters such as read-only permissions to ensure it can only analyze files without modifying them.

Configuring specialized AI roles in OpenCode requires setting parameters including mode, model, temperature, tools, and permissions to tailor the agent's behavior for specific tasks like code review or planning.

You should build a custom OpenCode agent when built-in agents are insufficient for your specialized workflows, such as requiring an AI role strictly for security vulnerability detection with restricted file access.

Yes, you can restrict an OpenCode agent to read-only permissions by defining the specific tools and permissions in the configuration file, preventing the agent from modifying files during tasks like security auditing.

Defining an OpenCode agent configuration file involves researching available options, stating the agent's purpose, and creating the file with precise settings for mode, model, temperature, tools, and permissions.

You configure AI agent prompts and tools for code review workflows by creating a custom OpenCode agent that specifies the necessary tools, permissions, and prompt engineering parameters to guide the specialized review process.