A core question: Is opencode designed or capable of interacting with and managing issues and pull requests on external git hosting services?
My broader thought is to combine the opencode SDK/server with tools like Vagrant or Terraform to create a local, chat-like UI. In this system, each AI agent would have its own VM and a unique ID (similar to a chat contact). The interface would use group chats and private messages to handle context isolation, allowing multiple agents and a human user to interact.
This setup would enable parallel, high-speed development across many git branches within a project. The idea is that git's branching mechanism naturally manages state/context, while a chat-style interface provides an intuitive way to switch between these contexts (like switching chat windows).
I'm curious if opencode could act as the bridge to also directly handle platform issues/PRs as part of this workflow.
A core question: Is opencode designed or capable of interacting with and managing issues and pull requests on external git hosting services?
My broader thought is to combine the opencode SDK/server with tools like Vagrant or Terraform to create a local, chat-like UI. In this system, each AI agent would have its own VM and a unique ID (similar to a chat contact). The interface would use group chats and private messages to handle context isolation, allowing multiple agents and a human user to interact.
This setup would enable parallel, high-speed development across many git branches within a project. The idea is that git's branching mechanism naturally manages state/context, while a chat-style interface provides an intuitive way to switch between these contexts (like switching chat windows).
I'm curious if opencode could act as the bridge to also directly handle platform issues/PRs as part of this workflow.