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When an OpenCode session enters a blocked state to request user input (such as multiple-choice questions, confirmation dialogs, or freeform text), herdr-web-ui previously had no dedicated responder for OpenCode forms, falling back to a generic blocked pane without interactive prompt cards.

This change introduces native OpenCode question prompt support:

• Discovers the local OpenCode HTTP service instance via $XDG_STATE_HOME/opencode/service.json (or ~/.local/state/opencode/service.json), authenticating via Basic HTTP Auth.
• Maps OpenCode session forms into InteractivePrompt question cards, supporting single-select, multi-select, and custom text inputs.
• Handles multi-step forms sequentially with server-side answer buffering (openCodeFormDrafts), submitting the consolidated answers to OpenCode atomically upon completion of the final question.
• Supports backward navigation (can_step_back / step_back / step_index) allowing users to revisit previous questions, adjust selections, and navigate via the header Back button or clickable step chips.
• Dispatches answers directly through the OpenCode REST API (POST /api/session/{id}/form/{id}/reply) without emitting raw keystrokes to the terminal PTY.

Validation

• Contract Tests:
  • server/opencode-prompt.contract.test.ts: verified single-question resolution, multi-question buffering, custom text response, backward step navigation, and direct step-index jumping.
• Unit Tests:
  • server/opencode-service.test.ts: verified service.json discovery, Basic auth header generation, and HTTP form parsing.
  • src/conventions.test.ts, server/conventions.test.ts, scripts/conventions.test.ts: all passed.
  • src/lib/i18n.test.ts: all passed (English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese dictionaries).
• Fast Checks:
  • bun run generate:types --check: passed.
  • bun run typecheck: passed with zero errors.
  • bun run build: frontend assets built cleanly.
• Live Testing:
  • Linked locally to herdr (herdr plugin link) and verified against active OpenCode sessions across 1-question, 3-question, 4-question, and 5-question interactive workflows with forward and backward navigation.

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• changelog.d/opencode-interactive-prompts.md
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• server/opencode-prompt.contract.test.ts
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• server/opencode-service.ts
• server/prompt.ts
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• New Features
  • OpenCode 2.0+ question prompts can be answered in the app, including single- and multi-choice options and custom text.
  • Multi-step forms preserve answers as you progress, let you revisit earlier questions to revise responses, and submit answers together when complete.
  • Previously saved selections and text appear when returning to a question.
  • OpenCode 1 and other prompts continue to require Terminal.

OpenCode 2.0+ question forms now appear as interactive prompts. The server tracks answers across form fields and submits them through OpenCode’s HTTP API when the form is complete. The prompt interface supports revisiting earlier steps. Skill discovery now sorts directory entries by name.

Changes: OpenCode prompt flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
OpenCode service discovery and HTTP API server/opencode-service.ts, server/opencode-service.test.ts	Adds service-state discovery, configuration and form types, authenticated question-form listing, reply and cancellation requests, and tests for these operations.
Prompt discovery, drafts, and submission shared/protocol.ts, server/index.ts, server/prompt.ts, server/opencode-prompt.contract.test.ts, changelog.d/opencode-interactive-prompts.md, docs/guide.md	Adds prompt fields and answer navigation to the protocol. The server passes the state-directory setting to prompt handling, which tracks answers by field and submits them when the form is complete. Contract tests cover option answers, custom text, multi-step navigation, retries, and concurrent instances. The changelog and guide describe the OpenCode 2.0+ prompt flow.
Prompt navigation and answer defaults src/components/PromptCard.tsx, src/components/PromptCard.css	PromptCard restores saved selections and custom text. It adds Back and prior-step controls and styles selected options and keyboard focus.

Skill discovery ordering

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Sort skill discovery entries server/skills/walk.ts	One-level and recursive skill discovery now process directory entries in localeCompare name order.

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Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: devswha

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The identified timeout and draft-loss risks are addressed, and Back and step-chip answers reach the server through both connection paths. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

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server/opencode-prompt.contract.test.ts: 1

98-125: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert blocked state to keep these contract tests on the intended path.

setupOpencodePane can return after 40 polls without observing blocked. The OpenCode prompt reader builds a prompt from pending forms without checking agent_status, so the tests can pass without exercising the blocked-state transition.

🐛 Suggested fix

-  for (let i = 0; i < 40; i++) {
+  let blocked = false;
+  for (let i = 0; i < 40; i++) {
     const pane = (await sessionSnapshot()).panes.find((p) => p.pane_id === paneId);
-    if (pane?.agent_session?.agent === "opencode" && pane?.agent_status === "blocked") break;
+    if (pane?.agent_session?.agent === "opencode" && pane?.agent_status === "blocked") {
+      blocked = true;
+      break;
+    }
     await Bun.sleep(50);
   }
+  if (!blocked) throw new Error("test opencode did not become blocked");

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Review comment at @server/opencode-prompt.contract.test.ts around lines 98 -
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Update the polling loop in setupOpencodePane to track whether the pane reaches
agent_status "blocked" for the OpenCode session, and throw an error if the state
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @server/opencode-service.ts:
- Around line 88-90: Add a shared timeout for the OpenCode HTTP requests in
`server/opencode-service.ts` and pass an abort signal to each `fetchFn` call,
including the requests used by `listPendingQuestionForms` and prompt-answer
submission. Ensure timed-out requests settle so queued pane work can proceed.

Review comments at @server/prompt.ts:
- Around line 3449-3453: Update listPendingQuestionForms in the OpenCode service
to distinguish listing failures from a confirmed empty result, returning null
for unsuccessful responses and caught errors and adjusting its return type. In
the prompt flow that calls listPendingQuestionForms, preserve openCodeFormDrafts
when the result is null, and delete the draft only when the returned list is
confirmed empty.
- Around line 3851-3869: In the form-reply flow around `replyOpenCodeForm`,
preserve the draft when configuration is missing or the reply fails with a
non-409 status or network error. Delete `openCodeFormDrafts` only after a
successful reply or an explicit 409 settled response; keep the existing success
and error responses unchanged.

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Review comments at @server/opencode-prompt.contract.test.ts:
- Around line 98-125: Update the polling loop in setupOpencodePane to track
whether the pane reaches agent_status "blocked" for the OpenCode session, and
throw an error if the state is not observed within the polling limit.

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[devswha]

Thanks for this, @bardiz12. Answering OpenCode's forms through its own API instead of keystrokes is the right direction, and the form routes are there in OpenCode 1.19.3.

One thing we couldn't reproduce: discovery reads $XDG_STATE_HOME/opencode/service.json, but with OpenCode 1.19.3 (current npm latest) that file is never written. Running the TUI leaves only kv.json, model.json, plugin-meta.json, prompt-history.jsonl and locks in ~/.local/state/opencode, and the binary has no service.json string. So on a released OpenCode this looks like it finds no service and falls back to the plain blocked pane.

Could you tell us:

1. Which OpenCode version or channel (dev/beta?) writes service.json, or what has to be started for it to appear (opencode serve, a flag, a setting)?
2. When several OpenCode instances run at once, does each get its own entry, or is there one file per user? How is the right instance matched to a pane's session?
3. Does the service only listen on loopback, and is the password generated per run?

If it only exists on a pre-release channel today, we'd want the feature to stay inert (as it is now) until it ships, and we'll note the minimum OpenCode version in the docs.

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Hi @devswha, thanks for reviewing this PR.

Here is what's happening with service.json:

1. Version: It's from OpenCode 2.0+ (currently on the v2 branch/pre-release, e.g. 2.0.32). 2.0 moved to a background daemon (opencode serve --service) that writes service.json. On 1.x (1.19.3), it doesn't exist, so discovery returns null and it cleanly falls back to the plain terminal.
2. Multiple instances: There's only one service.json per user. All panes connect to that same daemon, but each pane gets its own session ID (ses_... from pane.agent_session). We fetch /api/session/{sessionID}/form using that ID and keep drafts keyed by pane_id, so concurrent panes don't collide.
3. Loopback & auth: Yes, it binds to loopback (127.0.0.1) on a dynamic port, and the password is a random token generated when the daemon starts.

Happy to add a note to the docs mentioning this activates on OpenCode 2.0+.

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Checked this branch against a real OpenCode 2.0.32 and pushed a68008e (docs and changelog only).

Live run. In the isolated herdr-web-ui-test session, with OpenCode 2.0.32 in an isolated HOME (its own service port, herdr's opencode integration v13 installed there) and opencode/beam-free asked to call the question tool with two questions (single-select Color, multiselect Size):

• herdr reported the pane as agent: opencode, blocked, with agent_session {kind: "id", value: "ses_…"} from herdr:opencode.
• ~/.local/state/opencode/service.json holds id, version, url, pid, password (no port; the code takes it from url). GET /api/session/{id}/form answered {data: [Form.Info]} with metadata.kind: "question", fields q0/q1, custom: true, matching OpenCode's question tool and Form schema on dev.
• GET /api/pane/prompt showed step 1 (Red, Blue, Type your own answer; two step chips). Answering option_index: 1 moved to step 2 (Small, Large, multi, can_step_back). option_indices: [0, 1] sent one reply: the form list became empty, the TUI showed "Blue / Small, Large", and the agent went working then done.
• When OpenCode exits, herdr clears agent and agent_session together, so the pane.agent ?? pane.agent_session?.agent fallback does not keep a shell pane as an agent.

Pushed. The Supported agents table in docs/guide.md still said OpenCode prompts use Terminal, and the minimum version was not noted anywhere. It now says: questions on OpenCode 2.0 or later, through the background service's service.json, one at a time with Back; other prompts and OpenCode 1 use Terminal. The changelog fragment follows changelog.d/README.md (no blank line under the heading) and names the version.

Review threads. The three CodeRabbit findings were already fixed in 4a49a90 (timeouts, null on a failed listing, draft kept until a confirmed reply); I replied on each and resolved them.

Checks. server/opencode-service.test.ts, server/opencode-prompt.contract.test.ts, scripts/changelog-fold.test.ts: 27 pass. Convention tests: 25 pass. bun run typecheck: clean.

Follow-up, not in this PR. OpenCode's question tool marks multiselect fields custom: true too, but the card offers a typed answer only for single-select steps, so a typed answer to a multiselect question still needs Terminal.

CodeRabbit's only review ran on 254944e, before the current commits (which add step_back/step_index to PromptAnswer, an HTTP contract change), so I'm asking for one on the current head.

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Final maintainer follow-up after CI and review of 067ebd29, through c368177840f398c7ccdf1560486141e5402f7b97:

• Replace both native fetches with node:http.request(). Bun 1.4.2 ignores fetch's proxy: false; direct HTTP avoids that version-dependent behavior.
• Keep loopback validation, Basic authentication, no redirect following, caller cancellation and the 1.5-second timeout. Bound form response bytes before parsing JSON, and do not wait for unused reply bodies after an acknowledgement.
• Preserve the proxy regression test and run it with an isolated, downloaded Bun 1.4.2 as well as Bun 1.4.3. Replace fetch stubs with actual local HTTP fixtures for payload, header and status coverage.
• Render unconfirmed-delivery advice through t() rather than the server's English detail. Add Korean, Japanese and Simplified Chinese translations; the browser regression checks shipped copy in all four supported UI languages.

The earlier fallback-card, concurrent-read, successful-delivery and combined-multiselect fixes
remain in place. Answers use POST /api/pane/prompt/answer, with the existing observer gate.
The unused cancelOpenCodeForm export stays removed: folding is not cancellation.

Before the fix, Bun 1.4.2's proxy test failed because both native requests reached the proxy.
After the fix, all 23 service tests pass on both 1.4.2 and 1.4.3. The translated-message browser
assertion also failed before the card change. No fixed sleeps were added.

The full verification was run with the downloaded Bun 1.4.2 first on PATH: fast checks passed
4,584 tests (0 failures, 8 existing skips), the OpenCode/prompt/OmO/API contracts passed 159 tests,
and the explicit production build and all 8 browser scenarios passed. The browser scenarios
cover English, Korean, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.

CodeRabbit did not review the final head (its review allowance ran out). Merged on the required checks, the merge pass's reviews (omo-native-code-reviewer and Codex, both PASS on c368177) and its local verification (check fast, the OpenCode service tests on Bun 1.4.2 and 1.4.3, the prompt/OpenCode/API contract tests and the browser regression). The remaining MEDIUM/LOW review notes are tracked in a follow-up issue. Thanks for the feature!

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Merged at 01f871c, which only adds merges of main into the reviewed c368177 (the ci-browser script count after #1392 and #1394). Follow-ups: #1413.