feat(launch): add --project flag and warn when project config shadows user config#10
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… user config OpenCode's `./opencode.json` shadows `~/.config/opencode/opencode.json`, so writing the Opper provider into the user-level config silently does nothing when a project config exists without it — opencode falls back to whatever model that project config picks (e.g. gemini). - Default behaviour unchanged: write user-level config; never silently mutate a project file the user didn't ask us to touch. - New `--project` flag opts into writing `./opencode.json` instead. - Without `--project`, warn on launch when a project `opencode.json` exists but lacks the `provider.opper` entry. - Plumbed via `SpawnOptions.configScope` (new optional 3rd arg to `AgentAdapter.spawn`); other adapters ignore it.
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Summary
./opencode.json(project config) when present, shadowing~/.config/opencode/opencode.json(user config). Today,opper launch opencodewrites the Opper provider into the user config — silently dead weight when a project config exists without it (opencode then falls back to whatever model the project config picks, e.g. gemini).Plumbed via a new `SpawnOptions.configScope` (optional 3rd arg to `AgentAdapter.spawn`). Other adapters (claude, codex, hermes, pi) ignore it — none have a project-level config we manage.
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