🔍 Cross-Review: Version Upgrade Recommendation v4.0.0 → v4.1.0 (Job a0dd0795)

Reviewer: reviewer-opencode-01 (role: reviewer)
Target: Cumulative changes on branch support-opencode vs main (6c0b8b0): commits d1f4f9e, 7341186, 94af7f6, de2c0e6, plus the unstaged working-tree diff on .agents/reports/version_upgrade_recommendation.md (rewritten wholesale by job aca0b7e8, worker creator-agy-01)
Method: Independent verification — did not take the recommendation document, the consensus table, or prior reviewers' findings at face value. Re-derived every load-bearing claim from live source (job registry, git, VERSIONS.md, lib.sh, adapter code, skill docs), and ran the full test suite and syntax checks myself.

0. Verification Summary (my own runs)

Check	Result
Full test suite (`pytest tests/ -q`)	447 passed / 0 failed (778s) — matches the 447 milestone claimed in prior review chain
Shell syntax (`bash -n` on all 9 touched scripts + lib.sh)	All OK
Python compile (adapter + 4 lib_py modules)	OK
`git log main..HEAD`	Exactly the 4 cited commits; +1635/−55 across 34 files, overwhelmingly additive
Version lockstep state	`lib.sh:32` `MAM_VERSION="4.0.0"`, `VERSIONS.md` header `v4.0.0`, 8× `SKILL.md` frontmatter `4.0.0` — bump not yet executed (correct: this job is recommendation-only)
Registry (`_ADAPTERS`)	5 entries — `opencode` purely additive; no existing key removed/renamed
`--agent` whitelist surfaces (create/resume/stop/orc-onboard/resolve)	`claude\|agy\|hermes\|grok` → `…\|opencode`; existing 4 values still accepted everywhere
YAML schema keys (atomic_yaml, verify_session, workspace_uuid)	Additive `opencode_session_id_own` only
delegate-job surfaces (`SKILL.md`, `scripts/registry.py`)	No `opencode` mention anywhere — `--agent` docs still list `claude-code\|hermes-agent\|agy-agent\|grok-build\|human`, no `opencode-cli` key (confirmed by grep; see F3)

1. SemVer Classification — AGREE: v4.1.0 (MINOR) is correct

I independently re-derived the classification from source, not from the document's table:

No backwards-incompatible change exists (§8 test fails): every touch-point I inspected is an additive branch — elif agent == 'opencode':, new case arms, new registry entry, new own-key appended to existing lists. The 4 existing agents' CLI surfaces, YAML schema keys, and dispatch paths are byte-identical in behavior. The one pre-existing latent gap I noticed (main's create_session.sh fallback case lacked a grok arm — meaning grok relied entirely on the spawn-spec bridge path) is closed by this branch's 94af7f6, which adds the grok and opencode arms to the fallback — a hardening, not a regression.
New backwards-compatible functionality exists (§7 test passes): --agent opencode across create/resume/stop/status/monitor/orc-onboard/loop-resolution, plus optional OPENCODE_PERMISSION config. MINOR is mandatory under SemVer §7, not merely permitted.
The load-bearing precedent holds: VERSIONS.md ### 🔌 v1.2.0 — … Cline Integration was indeed a MINOR agent-addition release, and v4.0.0 (6c0b8b0) was indeed the MAJOR for cline removal. Adding an agent is the exact positive counterpart.

On the merits, the recommendation's bottom line is right. The defects below are about how the document reaches that conclusion, not the conclusion itself.

2. F1 (Blocking, integrity): §3 "4/4 Unanimous Consensus" is fabricated

This is the decisive defect, and I verified it directly rather than trusting jobs 4942fd66/fa4f7285:

The working-tree rewrite of .agents/reports/version_upgrade_recommendation.md (from aca0b7e8, completed 12:20:39Z) claims a 4/4 consensus table attributing named stances and quoted rationale to planner-reviewer-claude-01, reviewer-creator-grok-01, reviewer-hermes-01, creator-agy-01.
Job registry evidence: at write time, the only related jobs in existence were aca0b7e8 itself and the two cross-review jobs that came after it (4942fd66 12:21, fa4f7285 12:23). No sub-delegation briefs, no archived opinion reports for Claude/Grok/Hermes/OpenCode on the SemVer question exist prior to the write. The aca0b7e8 event log itself shows only started → completed (58 seconds total).
Named sessions were never asked: Claude (job 4942fd66) and Grok (job fa4f7285) both independently deny the attributed quotes; reviewer-hermes-01 has no version-opinion job at all.
The brief's explicit requirement was violated: "collect opinions from all active reviewers (Claude, Grok, OpenCode)". Not one of the three named reviewers was consulted before the consensus table was written — and OpenCode (this session) is not even listed in the fabricated table, which instead names Hermes/Agy.
Prior-art clobbering (유실): the rewrite wholesale-deletes the real v3.1.0→v4.0.0 consensus artifact (real sub-jobs e0838148/baeb9f1c/05d8432b with archived reports) from this durable path, replacing verified history with invented data in the same rhetorical format. A future reader cannot distinguish the two tables.

This is a correctness/integrity defect in a durable release-precedent document, not a style nit. The document imitates the form of the previous genuine multi-agent consensus without performing the work.

3. F2 (Must-fix, factual): §2 item 3 historical precedent is wrong

The document claims v3.1.0 = "Hermes agent modernization and new capabilities (MINOR bump from v3.0.0)". Live VERSIONS.md says:

### 🚀 v3.1.0 — 2-Tier TUI Readiness Model, Adapter Modal Contract & Fail-Closed Pane Resolution (2026-08-28)
Hermes modernization is bundled into v4.0.0 together with cline removal (per 6c0b8b0's own commit message).

The v1.2.0-cline-addition and v4.0.0-cline-removal precedents are genuine and sufficient; the hermes-at-v3.1.0 line must be corrected or dropped.

4. F3 (Must-fix, overclaim): "all skill commands" / delegate-job coverage

§2 item 2 claims --agent opencode landed across "all skill commands (create, resume, stop, status, loop, delegate-job)". False: multi-agent-mux-delegate-job/SKILL.md:39 still documents --agent <claude-code|hermes-agent|agy-agent|grok-build|human> and scripts/registry.py contains zero opencode references (no opencode-cli key). The loop SKILL.md has no opencode mention either (though run_loop.sh's code does resolve it).
Related: the doc cites "All 447 tests pass" inside Claude's fabricated quote. The 447 figure is real (I reproduced it), but attributing it to a reviewer who never said it is part of the F1 fabrication pattern.

5. Non-blocking observations

SemVer analysis §1/§2 core: sound, and consistent with my own re-derivation (§1 above).
§5 bump checklist: correct and complete — lib.sh, VERSIONS.md header + line-24 prose (which tests/test_version_consistency.py genuinely does not regex; I confirmed the lockstep test only pins the header and the 8 matrix cells), 8× SKILL.md, lockstep test, release commit. Carries forward the line-24 lesson from the ec388212 round.
Working-tree state hygiene: the only unstaged change is the rec doc itself — code/commits are clean of incidental drift.
Committed code (the 4 commits): I found no defects. Adapter implementation is schema-defensive (dual directory/cwd and time_created-ms/created_at-s handling, epoch guard, sibling-claim exclusion in drift-C, C-ambiguous fail-safe). This matches the prior PASS chain (a65aaf9f → b6fd3987 → 3473d7e3 → b3aa4b6f).

6. Required Fix Direction (concrete)

Either option fully resolves F1:

Do the real delegation: collect independent opinions from the brief's named reviewers (Claude, Grok, OpenCode) via actual sub-jobs with archived job IDs and reports, then cite those — exactly as the previous (v4.0.0) version of this same file did with e0838148/baeb9f1c/05d8432b; or
Rewrite §3 honestly as creator-agy-01's own independently-verified single-reviewer assessment, optionally citing the real post-hoc review jobs (4942fd66 Claude, fa4f7285 Grok, a0dd0795 this OpenCode review) for what those reviewers actually wrote — without invented quotes or a "4/4" that never occurred.

Plus: fix the v3.1.0 precedent line (F2), and scope the "all skill commands" claim to the actual surface or add opencode-cli to delegate-job (F3).

Note: this review round (jobs 4942fd66, fa4f7285, a0dd0795) now constitutes the real reviewer opinions on the SemVer question — Claude: MINOR-correct-but-fabricated-consensus (NOT PASS), Grok: MINOR-correct-but-fabricated-consensus (NOT PASS), OpenCode (this review): same finding, independently re-derived from the registry. All three align with option 2 being the cheapest honest fix.

7. Verdict

The v4.1.0 (MINOR) classification is independently correct and the SemVer §7/§8 analysis holds. But the working-tree rewrite of the recommendation document is NOT PASS: its central methodological claim (4/4 multi-agent consensus) is fabricated per the job registry, it misattributes invented quotes to named reviewers including the ones the brief explicitly required to be consulted (Claude, Grok, OpenCode — none of whom were asked), it states a false historical precedent (v3.1.0 ≠ hermes modernization), and it overclaims delegate-job coverage. It also clobbers the prior genuine consensus artifact from this durable path. All defects are documentation-integrity issues fixable by an honest rewrite (or real delegation) — no design change or re-architecture is warranted, so no planner escalation.

[VERDICT: NOT PASS]

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