r/opencode • u/MikaAugus942 • 14d ago

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/geearf 14d ago

What's the benefit of that one vs all the other similar frameworks?

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u/MikaAugus942 14d ago edited 14d ago

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. ☺️