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Skills ignore global AGENTS.md rule to use ~/.opencode/tmp instead of /tmp #46815
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Problem
When invoking skills like `/code-review`, OpenCode requests permission to access `/tmp` even though the final report is saved to the correct directory (`~/.opencode/code_reviews/`).
This means users have to approve temporary file access on every skill invocation, which is tedious and suggests unnecessary /tmp usage in the implementation.
Context
The global AGENTS.md rule states:
```
Temporary files go to ~/.opencode/tmp/
For any temporary work, analysis documents, drafts, or exploratory output:
- Use `~/.opencode/tmp/` as the temp directory
- Never use `/tmp/`, `/var/tmp/`, or system temp directories
- Create subdirectories if organizing multiple files (e.g. `
/.opencode/tmp/analysis/`, `/.opencode/tmp/drafts/`) - Mention the file path when creating temp files so the user knows where to find them
- Clean up large/stale files periodically, but keep the directory for reference
```
Skills should follow this rule and use `~/.opencode/tmp/` for any intermediate processing, not `/tmp`.
Expected behavior
- Skills should use `~/.opencode/tmp/` for all temporary/intermediate files
- No permission prompts should be needed for accessing user-approved directories under `~/.opencode/`
- If /tmp must be used for platform-level operations, that approval should be cached across sessions"
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github-actions commentedon Sep 2, 2026
This issue doesn't fully meet our contributing guidelines.
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/tmpinstead of project-specific or configured directories (focused on the handoff skill, but overlaps in theme)If you believe this was flagged incorrectly, please let a maintainer know.
github-actions commentedon Sep 2, 2026
Thank you for updating the issue! It now clearly describes the problem, includes the relevant context (the AGENTS.md rule), and explains the expected behavior. We appreciate you taking the time to improve it.