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/usr/bin/script -qefc "/bin/sh -c 'read x'" /dev/null with { detached: true, stdio: ["pipe", "pipe", "pipe"] }. The script wrapper had PID/PGID/SID 3105140, while its /bin/sh -c read x child had PID/PGID/SID 3105141, demonstrating that the command launched by util-linux script(1) enters a separate process group and session from the detached script wrapper.script PID 3105828 and shell PID 3105829; after signaling the wrapper’s process group, the shell PID remained separately observable and the wrapper closed with signal SIGKILL. This provided evidence that signaling -wrapperPid does not reliably include the PTY command after script(1) places it in a separate session/process group.TERM escalation experiment used wrapper PID 3107194 and target shell PID 3107195. Before termination, script had PGID/SID 3107194, while sh had PGID/SID 3107195. After TERM to the wrapper group, both remained listed; final wrapper close status was exit code 137 with no close signal value, further showing that wrapper-process-group TERM does not directly terminate the separately sessioned PTY command.script(1) PTY backend./home/byk/.local/share/opencode-v2-pilot/config/opencode/plugins/followup.ts: plugin ID is followup and it defines exactly 3 tools in order: 1. schedule_followup, 2. list_followups, 3. cancel_followup./home/byk/.local/share/opencode-v2-pilot/config/opencode/plugins/followup.ts rejects all 3 follow-up tools in subagent sessions using session.parentID !== undefined and the message Error: scheduled follow-ups are disabled in subagents. A subagent must finish its task and return a result synchronously.schedule_followup in /home/byk/.local/share/opencode-v2-pilot/config/opencode/plugins/followup.ts parses delays matching numeric values plus optional ms, s, m, h, sec, secs, min, mins, hour, hours, second, seconds, minute, or minutes; a bare number means seconds, and delays below 1000ms are rejected.schedule_followup generates an 8-character base-36 ID via Math.random().toString(36).slice(2, 10), stores timers per session, calls timer.unref?.(), and on expiry invokes ctx.session.prompt({ sessionID, text: "[scheduled follow-up] ${input.message}", delivery: "steer" }).list_followups reports each pending ID, approximately rounded remaining seconds, and its message; cancel_followup accepts either one ID or the exact value all./home/byk/.local/share/opencode-v2-pilot/config/opencode/plugins/followup.ts subscribes to ctx.event; on session.deleted it clears that session’s timers and subagent cache. Plugin cleanup aborts the event subscription and clears all pending sessions./home/byk/.local/share/opencode-v2-pilot/config/opencode/test/followup.test.ts: its single Bun test, schedules, lists, cancels, delivers, and rejects subagents, verifies scheduling a 1s follow-up, extracting its generated ID, listing it, cancelling it, obtaining No pending follow-ups for this session., rejecting a subagent session, and delivering { sessionID: "top", text: "[scheduled follow-up] deliver", delivery: "steer" } after Bun.sleep(1100).