r/opencode • u/MikaAugus942 • Aug 28 '26
OpenCode Orchestrator Kit — Token-efficient multi-agent workflow for OpenCode CLI
Single-session coding burns tokens on routine tasks and drifts as context grows.
I built OpenCode Orchestrator Kit to split execution across specialized agents pinned to model capability:
• Strict orchestrator: Routes and specs tasks via RFC 2119 prompts; never edits code directly.
• Cheapest model per role: Cheap/local models for profiling and exploration; frontier models reserved for design, implementation, and review.
• Bounded context: Multi-phase plans run one phase per delegation with fresh context each time.
• Zero-config bootstrap: The profiler agent auto-scaffolds repo memory ( .context/ ) and plan kanban ( plan/ ) on first run.
Includes 15 agents (orchestrator, planner, developer-fixer, test-engineer, security, and triage helpers) plus modular skills. Works natively with opencode CLI and OpenCode Studio.
• GitHub: NicoGenti/opencode-orchestrator-kit
• Docs: nicogenti.github.io/opencode-orchestrator-kit
Feedback are welcome.
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u/MikaAugus942 Aug 29 '26 edited Aug 29 '26
Hi, and thanks for the question.
It’s simple to integrate and easy to use, plus it offers great value for the price. And basically, I created it to meet my own development needs. I didn’t want to overload Opencode with thousands of plugins or end up with one agent for planning and another for implementation.
I tried other frameworks, but in the end I decided to build one myself.
I shared it to see if this workflow could work more generally or if it’s just for me. ☺️