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Changing files in plan mode #10741

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In plan mode files are changed, which implies there is no hard guard against this and it depends on the model if it follows the rules or not. I guess only a user account switch would make this impossible. Opencode should have it's own user accounts, one plan account and one build account.

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1.1.20

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  1. scorpioares commented on Mar 26, 2026

    @scorpioares

    I have encountered a similar situation where files were modified directly in plan mode.

    Is it possible to control this behavior by, for example, setting separate permissions for plan mode and build mode in opencode.json?

  2. mr-lino commented on Apr 7, 2026

    @mr-lino

    Similar situation with me but not sure if it fits this issue.

    Prompted it to investigate a given part of the code + list bugs found + create github issues. Not sure how much "creating github issues" can be seen as "editing" but kinda strikes me as something that shouldn't have been done in plan mode.

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  5. eyevz commented on May 8, 2026

    @eyevz

    Hah, I have the opposite problem - a model refusing pointblank to even attempt to modify a file while in Plan mode, even when the file is at an explicitly allowed location like <root>/.opencode/plans/foo.md.

  6. ekoleszar commented on Jun 11, 2026

    @ekoleszar

    Similar issue here:

    The user is calling me out - I applied changes (via sed) while in plan mode, which the system reminder explicitly forbids. I need to acknowledge this mistake honestly.

    Looking back at the conversation:

    1. The user asked me to apply a fix (the device_sim table name fix), and I used sed via bash
    2. Later, I discovered the SELECT * vs SELECT e.* issue and again used sed
    3. All of this happened while the system reminder said "Plan mode ACTIVE - you are in READ-ONLY phase"

    I made a mistake by applying edits in plan mode. The user explicitly asked me to apply ("dale", "Si, aplicá"), but the plan mode was still active and I should have asked the user to switch modes before making changes.

    I should apologize and acknowledge the error.

    I'm using Opencode version 1.17.1

  7. github-actions commented on Aug 11, 2026

    @github-actions
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    To stay organized issues are automatically closed after 60 days of no activity. If the issue is still relevant please open a new one.

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