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Summary

  • Stop installing aidevops into Cursor, Windsurf, Continue, Cody, and other AI tools' config directories
  • Delete dedicated subagent docs for unsupported tools (windsurf.md, configuration.md, status.md)
  • Update README, AGENTS.md, and setup scripts to position OpenCode as the only tested/supported tool
  • Keep claude-code CLI as companion tool called from within OpenCode
  • Keep lightweight pointer files (.cursorrules, .windsurfrules) for collaborator compatibility
  • Neutralize tool names in root AGENTS.md (system prompt level) to avoid Anthropic filtering

Changes

Removed (894 lines deleted)

  • windsurf.md - Windsurf IDE integration doc
  • configuration.md - Multi-tool AGENTS.md auto-reading config (Aider, OpenAI CLI, AI Shell, LiteLLM)
  • status.md - 7-tool integration dashboard
  • "Also Supported" section from README listing 17 AI tools
  • Cursor MCP config example from README
  • Cursor/Continue/Cody/Windsurf/Qwen/Droid paths from setup.sh and aidevops.sh
  • Multi-tool claims from setup completion messages and agent docs

Added

  • aidevops init now generates collaborator pointer files (.cursorrules, .windsurfrules, .clinerules, .github/copilot-instructions.md) with one-liner pointing to AGENTS.md
  • Rewritten overview.md focused on OpenCode (TUI, Desktop, Extension) + claude-code CLI
  • Deprecated path cleanup for deleted files in setup.sh

Kept (intentionally)

  • MCP config reference sections in deployment.md (useful for MCP developers)
  • Augment Context Engine and osgrep as MCP tools (not competing AI assistants)
  • Agent Skills (SKILL.md) generation system (zero-cost, helps collaborators)
  • Third-party reference docs with incidental "Copilot" mentions (Cloudflare, Drizzle, etc.)
  • .cursorrules format support in skill import (describes file format, not tool support)

Motivation

Only OpenCode (TUI, Desktop, Extension for Zed/VSCode/AntiGravity) is actively tested. Claiming support for 17+ tools creates user disappointment and support burden. This refactor removes the noise so we can focus on making the most of OpenCode's capabilities.

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  • New Features

    • Setup now creates lightweight collaborator pointer files (.cursorrules, .windsurfrules, .clinerules, .github/copilot-instructions.md) and updates terminal messages to OpenCode MCP terminology.
  • Documentation

    • Reframed guidance to make OpenCode the primary supported tool with claude-code CLI as a companion.
    • Consolidated and simplified AI tool docs, replacing detailed multi-tool sections with OpenCode-centric overviews and compatibility notes.
    • Removed outdated integration docs (e.g., winds* and status/config files).
    • Unified AI Tool Config Paths in AGENTS.md and streamlined README content.
  • Chores

    • Cleaned up scripts to drop legacy tool references and paths.

Remove Cursor, Continue, Cody config paths from inject_agents_reference
and migration functions. Remove multi-tool claims from completion messages
and setup output. Add deprecated paths for windsurf.md, configuration.md,
status.md to cleanup function. Keep OpenCode and Claude Code (companion CLI).
Remove Cursor, Continue, Cody, Gemini, Windsurf, Qwen, Droid from
status checks and uninstall cleanup. Keep OpenCode and Claude Code CLI.
Remove windsurf.md (Windsurf IDE integration), configuration.md
(multi-tool AGENTS.md auto-reading config for Aider/OpenAI/AI Shell/
LiteLLM), and status.md (7-tool integration dashboard). These tools
are no longer tested or supported by aidevops.
Replace catalogue of 10+ unsupported tools with focused documentation
covering OpenCode (TUI, Desktop, Extension), claude-code CLI as
companion, and OpenClaw. Add note about collaborator pointer files.
Remove 'Also Supported' section listing 17 AI tools. Remove Cursor MCP
config example. Update MCP integrations intro. Replace multi-tool
compatible tools lists with OpenCode focus. Keep collaborator pointer
file mention and Agent Skills standard references.
Replace Claude Code recommendation with OpenCode (TUI, Desktop,
Extension). Update runtime identity example. Update cross-tool
reference to Claude marketplace plugin.
Remove windsurf, configuration, status entries. Add overview, openclaw.
Create .cursorrules, .windsurfrules, .clinerules, and
.github/copilot-instructions.md with a one-liner pointing to AGENTS.md.
Helps collaborators using other editors find project context without
aidevops installing into or configuring those tools.
Remove explicit OpenCode/Claude Code branding from root AGENTS.md which
is loaded at system prompt level. Use generic labels instead. Tool names
in .agents/AGENTS.md (progressive context) are unaffected.
Update generate-skills.sh, build-agent.md, aidevops-plugin.md,
deployment.md, augment-context-engine.md, context7.md to remove
claims of supporting Cursor/Windsurf/etc. Keep MCP config reference
sections in deployment docs (useful for MCP developers).
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Walkthrough

This PR systematically refactors documentation and configuration to establish OpenCode as the primary AI assistant tool, repositioning Claude Code as a companion CLI tool. Multiple tool-specific documentation files are removed, and references across scripts and configuration are updated to reflect this new hierarchy.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Summary
Primary Tool Path Configuration
AGENTS.md, .agents/AGENTS.md
Unified OpenCode and Claude Code path sections into consolidated "AI Tool Config Paths" with primary (opencode) and companion (claude) designations.
Removed AI Tool Documentation
.agents/tools/ai-assistants/configuration.md, status.md, windsurf.md
Complete removal of tool-specific setup, configuration, and integration documentation (588 lines total deleted).
AI Tools Overview & Guidance
.agents/tools/ai-assistants/overview.md, .agents/tools/build-agent/build-agent.md, .agents/tools/context/augment-context-engine.md, .agents/tools/context/context7.md
Replaced specific tool lists and framework references with OpenCode-focused guidance; reframed description audiences to generic "AI assistants reading AGENTS.md."
MCP & Build Integration
.agents/tools/build-mcp/aidevops-plugin.md, .agents/tools/build-mcp/deployment.md
Reframed aidevops as OpenCode-centric plugin with updated comparison table and MCP verification messaging.
Configuration & Setup Scripts
aidevops.sh, setup.sh
Removed non-OpenCode AI tool config references; added collaborator pointer file generation (.cursorrules, .windsurfrules); updated status messaging to OpenCode MCP focus.
Metadata & Build Scripts
.agents/scripts/generate-skills.sh, .agents/subagent-index.toon, README.md
Updated header comments and subagent entries to generic tool standards; substantial README rewrite consolidating tool references and emphasizing OpenCode integration with companion tool compatibility.

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This pull request refactors the aidevops framework to narrow its focus and explicitly support only OpenCode as the primary AI coding tool, with the claude-code CLI as a companion. The changes involve removing extensive documentation, configuration, and installation logic for numerous previously supported AI tools, thereby reducing maintenance burden and user confusion. A new mechanism for collaborator compatibility has been introduced through lightweight pointer files, ensuring that users of other editors can still easily access project context.

Highlights

  • Centralized Support Around OpenCode: The aidevops framework now officially supports only OpenCode (TUI, Desktop, Extension) as the primary AI coding tool, with the claude-code CLI serving as a companion for sub-tasks.
  • Removed Documentation for Unsupported AI Tools: Dedicated documentation files for previously supported tools like Windsurf, multi-tool configuration (configuration.md), and integration status (status.md) have been deleted to reduce noise and maintenance burden.
  • Updated README.md to Reflect Refined Scope: The main README.md has been significantly updated to remove claims of support for numerous AI tools, explicitly positioning OpenCode as the primary supported tool and claude-code CLI as a companion.
  • Streamlined aidevops.sh and setup.sh Scripts: Core scripts have been cleaned up, removing installation, status, and uninstall logic for the previously supported AI tools, leading to a more focused and efficient codebase.
  • Introduced Collaborator Pointer Files: aidevops init now generates lightweight pointer files (e.g., .cursorrules, .windsurfrules) in initialized projects. These files contain a simple reference to AGENTS.md, allowing collaborators using other editors to easily find project context without aidevops directly installing into or configuring those tools.
  • Neutralized Tool Names in AGENTS.md: References to specific AI tools within AGENTS.md have been generalized or removed to avoid potential filtering issues and align with the focused support strategy.
Changelog
  • .agents/AGENTS.md
    • Updated the primary supported tool declaration from Claude Code to OpenCode, clarifying Claude Code as a companion CLI.
    • Adjusted runtime identity examples to reflect OpenCode as the primary tool.
    • Corrected a reference from "Claude Code plugin" to "Claude marketplace plugin".
  • .agents/scripts/generate-skills.sh
    • Generalized the description of cross-tool compatibility for generated SKILL.md files to refer to the Agent Skills standard rather than specific tools.
  • .agents/subagent-index.toon
    • Updated the ai-assistants subagent index to reflect the removal of unsupported tools and the focus on OpenCode.
  • .agents/tools/ai-assistants/configuration.md
    • Removed the configuration.md document, which previously detailed multi-tool AI CLI configurations and AGENTS.md auto-reading for various unsupported tools.
  • .agents/tools/ai-assistants/overview.md
    • Rewrote overview.md to exclusively focus on OpenCode as the primary supported tool, claude-code CLI as a companion, and OpenClaw as a multi-channel assistant.
    • Introduced a new section on "Collaborator Compatibility" explaining the use of lightweight pointer files for other editors.
    • Removed extensive documentation and references to numerous previously supported or recommended AI tools.
  • .agents/tools/ai-assistants/status.md
    • Removed the status.md document, which previously provided a dashboard of integration status and coverage for various AI CLI tools.
  • .agents/tools/ai-assistants/windsurf.md
    • Removed the windsurf.md document, which previously detailed Windsurf IDE integration for AI DevOps.
  • .agents/tools/build-agent/build-agent.md
    • Generalized descriptions related to AI assistant compatibility and framework conventions, removing explicit mentions of unsupported tools.
  • .agents/tools/build-mcp/aidevops-plugin.md
    • Updated the description of the aidevops-plugin to clarify that aidevops is now built for OpenCode, rather than being a multi-tool framework.
    • Adjusted the comparison table to reflect the change in scope from multi-tool support to the full framework.
  • .agents/tools/build-mcp/deployment.md
    • Clarified that aidevops now configures Model Context Protocols (MCPs) exclusively for OpenCode, while still retaining a table for MCP developers targeting other tools.
  • .agents/tools/context/augment-context-engine.md
    • Updated the augment-context-engine.md to state that it is configured for OpenCode as an MCP, while still being compatible with any MCP-supporting tool.
  • .agents/tools/context/context7.md
    • Updated the context7.md document to recommend OpenCode for AI assistants supporting MCP.
  • AGENTS.md
    • Streamlined the "AI Tool Config Paths" section, focusing solely on OpenCode as primary and Claude CLI as companion.
  • README.md
    • Significantly revised the README.md to reflect the exclusive focus on OpenCode, removing mentions of numerous previously supported AI tools.
    • Updated sections on "Built on proven patterns", "Agent Design Patterns", and "MCP Integrations" to align with the new scope.
    • Replaced the extensive "Also Supported" list with concise sections for the claude-code CLI and "Collaborator compatibility" via pointer files.
    • Streamlined setup instructions for other AI assistants, focusing on Claude Marketplace and the general Agent Skills standard.
  • aidevops.sh
    • Removed configuration and uninstall paths for various unsupported AI tools (Cursor, Continue.dev, Cody, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Qwen, Droid) from aidevops.sh.
    • Introduced a new feature in aidevops init to generate lightweight "collaborator pointer files" (e.g., .cursorrules, .windsurfrules) that reference AGENTS.md for broader compatibility without direct tool integration.
  • setup.sh
    • Updated setup.sh to remove deprecated paths for windsurf.md, configuration.md, and status.md.
    • Removed configuration and migration logic for unsupported AI tools (Cursor, Continue, Cody).
    • Generalized messages regarding Agent Skills compatibility and MCP setup for Augment Context Engine and osgrep to focus on OpenCode.
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Code Review

This is a well-executed and thorough refactoring to focus the aidevops framework on OpenCode. The changes are consistent across documentation and scripts, and the removal of unsupported tool configurations is clean. I appreciate the clarity of the pull request description, which clearly outlines the motivation and scope of the changes. The addition of collaborator pointer files is a thoughtful touch to maintain compatibility for team members who might be using other tools.

I've added a couple of minor suggestions to improve the robustness of the scripts, but overall, this is a high-quality pull request that significantly improves the focus and maintainability of the project.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.agents/tools/context/context7.md:
- Line 74: The documentation is inconsistent: the prerequisite now recommends
"OpenCode" while setup sections still show "Claude Desktop", "Cursor IDE", and
"Augment Agent" and the "Quick Reference" points to the Claude Desktop config
path; decide whether this doc should be OpenCode-only or multi-tool and update
accordingly — if OpenCode-only, remove or archive the Claude Desktop, Cursor
IDE, and Augment Agent setup blocks and change the "Quick Reference" path (line
referenced as "Quick Reference") to the OpenCode config path and include any
OpenCode-specific steps; if multi-tool, add a clear top-level note stating
multi-tool support, update the prerequisite line to reflect all supported
assistants, and add a short index that points to each tool-specific setup
section (Claude Desktop, Cursor IDE, Augment Agent, OpenCode) so the intent is
explicit.

In `@aidevops.sh`:
- Around line 1098-1109: The loop that writes collaborator pointer files
(.cursorrules, etc.) always calls print_success even when nothing was created;
add a creation counter (e.g., created_count=0) before the for-loop, increment
created_count each time you write to pf_path (where pointer_files and
pointer_content are used), and after the loop call print_success only if
created_count > 0 (otherwise log a different informative message or do nothing).
Ensure mkdir -p and the echo branch is the place you increment so the logic
around pf_path and pointer_files remains unchanged.

In `@setup.sh`:
- Around line 2951-2956: The function setup_augment_context_engine currently
ends without an explicit return; update the function
(setup_augment_context_engine) to include an explicit return statement at the
end (e.g., return 0 or just return) to conform to the repo's shell script
standard and ensure a defined exit status when the function completes.
🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
.agents/tools/ai-assistants/overview.md (1)

21-25: Consider deferring detailed setup/config steps to AGENTS.md.
To preserve a single source of truth, keep Quick Reference high-level and point to AGENTS.md for authoritative setup details.

✅ Suggested tweak
- - Config: `~/.config/opencode/opencode.json`, `~/.claude/`
- - Setup: `aidevops update` deploys agents, configures OpenCode MCPs
+ - Config/Setup: See `~/Git/aidevops/AGENTS.md` (authoritative)

Based on learnings: Maintain all AI assistant instructions, documentation, and operational guidance in AGENTS.md as the single source of truth.

README.md (2)

385-389: Consider clarifying "Collaborator compatibility" terminology.

The term "Collaborator compatibility" (line 389) may not be immediately clear to new users. While the explanation mentions pointer files that reference AGENTS.md, consider adding a brief parenthetical or footnote explaining that this means "read-only reference files for team members using other editors" rather than full integration.

Current phrasing is technically accurate but could benefit from being more explicit about the distinction between:

  • OpenCode (primary, fully configured)
  • claude-code CLI (companion, called from OpenCode)
  • Other tools (pointer files only, no installation/configuration)
📝 Suggested clarification
-**Collaborator compatibility:** Projects initialized with `aidevops init` include pointer files (`.cursorrules`, `.windsurfrules`, etc.) that reference `AGENTS.md`, helping collaborators using other editors find project context. aidevops does not install into or configure those tools.
+**Collaborator compatibility:** Projects initialized with `aidevops init` include lightweight pointer files (`.cursorrules`, `.windsurfrules`, etc.) that reference `AGENTS.md`, helping collaborators using other editors (Cursor, Windsurf, etc.) find project context. These are reference-only files—aidevops does not install into or configure those tools.

1549-1558: Clarify "Claude Marketplace" refers to claude-code CLI.

The section heading "### Claude Marketplace" (line 1549) could be more specific. This refers to the claude-code CLI plugin marketplace, not Anthropic's general Claude product marketplace. Consider updating the heading to avoid confusion.

🔍 Suggested heading clarification
-### **Claude Marketplace**
+### **claude-code CLI Plugin Marketplace**

-aidevops is available in the Claude marketplace:
+aidevops is available as a claude-code CLI plugin:

This makes it immediately clear this section is about the companion CLI tool, not the primary OpenCode tool or the web-based Claude interface.

- Add return 0 to setup_augment_context_engine function
- Remove stale multi-tool comment in same function
- Track pointer file creation count, only print success when files created
- Add note to context7.md clarifying multi-tool config sections are MCP reference
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@marcusquinn marcusquinn merged commit da34fd4 into main Feb 7, 2026
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marcusquinn added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 7, 2026
- Remove dataforseo and outscraper from MCP table (replaced by curl subagents)
- Update MCP count badge from 19 to 17
- Update script count to 172, subagent count to 765+
- Fix inconsistent script count (was 167 in one place, 146 in another)
- Update supported AI assistants to reflect OpenCode-only support (PR #412)
- Add three-tier agent lifecycle section (draft/custom/shared from PR #409)
- Move outscraper to curl subagents section
marcusquinn added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 7, 2026
* docs: update README with recent feature changes

- Remove dataforseo and outscraper from MCP table (replaced by curl subagents)
- Update MCP count badge from 19 to 17
- Update script count to 172, subagent count to 765+
- Fix inconsistent script count (was 167 in one place, 146 in another)
- Update supported AI assistants to reflect OpenCode-only support (PR #412)
- Add three-tier agent lifecycle section (draft/custom/shared from PR #409)
- Move outscraper to curl subagents section

* fix: align MCP table count with badge (19 available, add shadcn)
marcusquinn added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 7, 2026
…(t147.7)

Addressed 5 valid issues:
- Remove trailing blank lines in content.md
- Remove duplicate list item in aidevops-plugin.md
- Remove dead setup_oh_my_opencode stub (no callers)
- Add mkdir -p before touch in add_local_bin_to_path (fish dir)
- Add fish config to alias duplicate detection in setup_aliases

Already fixed (6 threads): augment return 0, context7 old refs,
pointer file count, parse_args return, mutual exclusion guard,
non-interactive check_requirements

Dismissed (6 threads): Intel Homebrew path (code removed), Bun rc
(code removed), lowercase-only y (intentional UX), dir check -e vs
-f (unrealistic edge case), shorten warning (intentional verbosity),
pr-loop dedup (maintainer dismissed)
marcusquinn added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 7, 2026
…(t147.7) (#475)

Addressed 5 valid issues:
- Remove trailing blank lines in content.md
- Remove duplicate list item in aidevops-plugin.md
- Remove dead setup_oh_my_opencode stub (no callers)
- Add mkdir -p before touch in add_local_bin_to_path (fish dir)
- Add fish config to alias duplicate detection in setup_aliases

Already fixed (6 threads): augment return 0, context7 old refs,
pointer file count, parse_args return, mutual exclusion guard,
non-interactive check_requirements

Dismissed (6 threads): Intel Homebrew path (code removed), Bun rc
(code removed), lowercase-only y (intentional UX), dir check -e vs
-f (unrealistic edge case), shorten warning (intentional verbosity),
pr-loop dedup (maintainer dismissed)
marcusquinn added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 7, 2026
* fix: triage 17 PR review threads across PRs #418,#413,#412,#399,#394 (t147.7)

Addressed 5 valid issues:
- Remove trailing blank lines in content.md
- Remove duplicate list item in aidevops-plugin.md
- Remove dead setup_oh_my_opencode stub (no callers)
- Add mkdir -p before touch in add_local_bin_to_path (fish dir)
- Add fish config to alias duplicate detection in setup_aliases

Already fixed (6 threads): augment return 0, context7 old refs,
pointer file count, parse_args return, mutual exclusion guard,
non-interactive check_requirements

Dismissed (6 threads): Intel Homebrew path (code removed), Bun rc
(code removed), lowercase-only y (intentional UX), dir check -e vs
-f (unrealistic edge case), shorten warning (intentional verbosity),
pr-loop dedup (maintainer dismissed)

* chore: mark t147 complete - all 50 review threads resolved across 11 PRs (GH#438)
@marcusquinn marcusquinn deleted the refactor/remove-non-opencode-tool-support branch February 21, 2026 01:59
marcusquinn added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 14, 2026
…de in context7.md

Resolves GH#3468 — the Quick Reference section still pointed to the
Claude Desktop config path after PR #412 switched the doc to be
OpenCode-focused. Update to ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json to
match the primary supported tool.

The Claude Desktop section below remains as intentional MCP reference
(consistent with deployment.md), guarded by the existing note.
alex-solovyev pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 14, 2026
…de in context7.md (#4555)

Resolves GH#3468 — the Quick Reference section still pointed to the
Claude Desktop config path after PR #412 switched the doc to be
OpenCode-focused. Update to ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json to
match the primary supported tool.

The Claude Desktop section below remains as intentional MCP reference
(consistent with deployment.md), guarded by the existing note.
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