opencode-config

You configure OpenCode agent permissions by defining tool access rules within an `opencode.json` or JSONC configuration file. This allows you to specify exactly which bash commands or tools an agent is permitted to execute or denied.

OpenCode agent setup supports both JSON/JSONC and Markdown formats. JSON provides a structured schema for defining permissions and models, while Markdown files offer a text-based approach for configuring custom agents and their tool access.

Yes, you can restrict specific bash commands for a build agent in OpenCode. By structuring your `opencode.json` configuration, you can define granular permissions that permit certain commands while explicitly denying others.

Managing tools and models in OpenCode requires an understanding of JSON/JSONC configuration syntax and the platform's specific schema. You need this knowledge to correctly define agent environments and apply advanced settings.

OpenCode handles custom agent configuration by providing a comprehensive schema for defining AI environments. You use configuration files to manage tool access, set up agents, and adjust advanced model settings for administrative workflows.

You should use JSONC instead of JSON when your OpenCode configuration requires comments or trailing commas for better readability. Both formats are supported for managing agent and tool settings within the environment.