OpenCode Prompt Generator
OpenCode is an open-source, model-agnostic terminal coding agent: it reads and edits files and runs commands in your real repository, whichever model you point it at. Because the model underneath can vary, the structure of your prompt matters even more. Archly gives every task the same disciplined shape regardless of which model runs it.
Why prompting OpenCode is different
- Model-agnostic means quality floats with the model behind it. A tightly structured task brief is what keeps results consistent across models.
- Like other repo agents, it conforms to your codebase rather than re-platforming, so prompts need file references and conventions to follow.
- Vague, unscoped asks produce inconsistent edits. The fix is a clear success condition: define done as a runnable check.
How Archly structures prompts for OpenCode
- The OpenCode platform profile outputs surgical, scoped task briefs with file references and an explicit success condition.
- Archly's intake captures the conventions your codebase follows so edits match the existing patterns instead of fighting them.
- The same structured brief works if you switch models or agents later, and your project context in Archly moves with you.
Frequently asked questions
Does prompt structure matter more for OpenCode than other agents?
Arguably yes. Since OpenCode runs whichever model you configure, a structured brief with clear scope and a verifiable outcome is what keeps output quality stable when the model changes.
How do I stop OpenCode from making inconsistent edits?
Point it at a reference implementation in your codebase and say 'match this', and define done as a runnable check. Archly builds both of those into the generated brief.
Can I reuse my Cursor or Claude Code briefs with OpenCode?
Yes. The goal, scope, constraints, and acceptance criteria structure transfers directly. Archly formats for the platform you pick but keeps your project context shared across all of them.
Archly also works with
Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Replit, Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, AI Studio, Anything AI, Base44, and more.