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You can delegate code review and refactoring by running bounded prompts through terminal orchestration to the OpenCode CLI, which autonomously handles feature implementation, debugging, and test updates before reporting changed files and risks.

Yes, you can coordinate parallel coding tasks by orchestrating isolated workdirs or worktrees, allowing the CLI agent to inspect changes and review pull requests concurrently without workspace conflicts.

You can manage long-running interactive debugging by launching background pty-enabled TUI sessions, using session control to poll progress, log output, submit follow-up instructions, and ensure a clean exit when the code is ready.

Yes, you need OpenCode installed locally and authenticated provider access configured, as terminal and process orchestration requires valid API credentials to execute autonomous coding and refactoring tasks.

The best way is issuing a one-shot bounded prompt for the requested code change, letting the autonomous terminal agent execute the feature implementation, run tests, and report back remaining risks and modified files.

You should avoid using a CLI coding agent for pull request reviews when you lack a pty-enabled environment for interactive sessions or when tasks require continuous manual micromanagement rather than bounded autonomous execution.