customaize-agent-create-hook

To create custom event handlers for OpenCode plugins, define TypeScript functions that trigger automatically based on specific OpenCode events like tool execution, session lifecycle changes, or file modifications. This enables event-driven automation and behavior modification.

Yes, you can intercept and modify tool arguments before execution in OpenCode by creating custom event handlers. This allows you to alter the behavior of tools dynamically, such as blocking dangerous shell commands or adjusting file paths before they run.

You can automate responses to various OpenCode events including tool execution, session lifecycle changes, file modifications, and shell command events. This allows for observation, logging, and modifying agent behavior for enhanced control.

You can inject environment variables into shell commands by setting up custom event handlers that intercept shell events. This allows you to dynamically modify the execution environment before the shell command runs.

TypeScript is required to create custom event handlers for OpenCode plugins, as the Skill facilitates automation by defining TypeScript functions that respond to tool execution, session lifecycle, file changes, and shell events.

You can automatically format TypeScript files when edited by an agent by creating a custom event handler that reacts to file modification events. This observes the file change and triggers your formatting logic automatically.