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packages/opencode/package.json defines @loreai/opencode version 0.40.0, ESM ("type": "module"), licensed FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0, with description "Three-tier memory architecture for OpenCode — distillation, not summarization".@loreai/opencode ships raw TypeScript from ./src/index.ts for main, types, and the "." export’s types, bun, and default conditions; its build script is echo '@loreai/opencode ships raw TS — no build step needed'.@loreai/opencode has peer dependency @opencode-ai/plugin >=1.1.0, workspace dependencies @loreai/core and @loreai/gateway, and dev dependencies @opencode-ai/plugin ^1.1.39, @opencode-ai/sdk ^1.1.39, and @types/bun ^1.2.0.@loreai/opencode publishes src/, README.md, and LICENSE publicly; its repository is git+https://github.com/BYK/loreai.git, directory packages/opencode, and author BYK.packages/core/src/fetch-interceptor.ts, such requests still pass their headers to observeRequestHeaders(...) so in-process extensions can scope side-channel requests, then use originalFetch(input, init).packages/core/src/fetch-interceptor.ts bypasses hosts localhost, 127.0.0.1, 0.0.0.0, ::1, and [::1]./messages, /completions, or /responses; malformed URLs also pass directly to originalFetch.matchesLLMApiPath(upstream.pathname) plus interceptUrl(...); Path 2 uses pathLooksLLMLike(...), extractBodyString(...), and detectProtocolFromBody(...), then routes through interceptUrlForProtocol(...) when body shape identifies the protocol.${upstream.host}${upstream.pathname} via warnedPaths.packages/core/src/fetch-interceptor.ts preserves extra properties on the original fetch by assigning globalThis.fetch = Object.assign(interceptor, originalFetch); cleanup restores originalFetch and calls writeOriginalFetchSlot(null).buildGatewayHeaders(...) in packages/core/src/fetch-interceptor.ts is shared by URL-matched Path 1 and body-detected Path 2 so header handling can never drift between them.buildGatewayHeaders(...) preserves existing headers from either init.headers or a Request’s headers, sets x-lore-upstream-url to the resolved upstream base, and sets x-lore-upstream-path only when the original pathname begins with /.x-lore-upstream-path preserves the client’s original endpoint pathname verbatim, supporting providers such as GitHub Copilot whose endpoint is /chat/completions without /v1, as well as providers using non-standard prefixes.config.getHeaders() is injected only for headers not already present, preserving per-request hook values; failures are logged as fetch-interceptor: getHeaders() failed:.observeRequestHeaders(...) is optional, catches callback errors, and logs them as fetch-interceptor: onRequestHeaders() failed:.extractBodyString(...) reads request bodies synchronously without consuming them only when init.body is a string, ArrayBuffer, or typed-array view decoded as UTF-8. ReadableStream bodies and bodies present only on a Request object return undefined and fall through to warn-once behavior.detectProtocolFromBody(bodyStr) requires parsed JSON to be a non-null object with model; it returns null on malformed JSON or an unrecognized shape.Array.isArray(body.input), max_output_tokens !== undefined, or previous_response_id !== undefined; ambiguous fields such as store and instructions are intentionally excluded.system; it embeds system messages inside the messages array. Therefore detectProtocolFromBody(...) identifies Anthropic from top-level system plus a messages array, then uses model plus messages as the OpenAI Chat fallback.interceptUrl(...) first extracts the final /v1/ portion with lastIndexOf("/v1/"); otherwise it checks NON_STANDARD_PATH_REWRITES, such as /codex/responses → /v1/codex/responses.gatewayUrl, upstreamBase, and the full original upstreamPath; the full pathname allows reconstruction as origin(base) + pathname regardless of a base prefix.packages/opencode/tsconfig.json extends ../../tsconfig.base.json, sets noEmit: true, uses types: ["bun"], maps @loreai/core to ../core/src/index.ts, and includes src, test, script, scripts, and eval.Symbol.for("lore.fetchInterceptor.originalFetch"), not module-local state, so every bundled or instantiated copy of @loreai/core shares the same original-fetch handle.installFetchInterceptor() calls return a no-op cleanup rather than stacking interceptors. This prevents the issue #1027 infinite-loop shape where copy B captures copy A’s interceptor as its original and gateway traffic recursively returns to the gateway.null.x-lore-gateway-token; provider bearer and API-key headers never authorize Lore.LORE_UPSTREAM_EXTRA_HEADERS credentials are bound only to configured Anthropic, OpenAI, and worker bases. Caller-selected origins receive no credentials and must match normalized HTTPS entries in LORE_CALLER_UPSTREAM_ALLOWLIST; credentials, paths, queries, fragments, wildcards, and normalized duplicates are rejected, and an unset allowlist denies every caller-selected origin.packages/plugin/src/promise/plugin.ts in opencode-v2-pilot defines Promise plugin Context with app, location, options, agent, aisdk, catalog, command, event, experimental.terminal.read, integration, mcp, generate, permission, plugin.list, reference, rpc, session, shell, skill, storage, tool, vcs, websearch, and worktree.{ id: string, setup: (context: Context) => Promise<Cleanup | void> | Cleanup | void }, where Cleanup = () => Promise<void> | void; define(plugin: Plugin) returns the plugin unchanged.packages/plugin/src/promise/adapter.ts manages Promise plugin setup and teardown through Effect.acquireRelease(...): acquisition resolves plugin.setup(context2), and release resolves the returned cleanup when present, otherwise uses Effect.void.hook, create, get, switchAgent, switchModel, prompt, generate, command, synthetic, interrupt, rename, move, wait, and context; shell hooks adapt callbacks through Effect.promise(...).StartOptions in packages/gateway/src/cli/start.ts includes port, hosts, debug, quiet, remoteUrl, local, allowRemoteManagement, bg, and internal processBoundary; --bg/--daemon respawns detached, polls health, prints address/PID/log path, and exits 0.GatewayHandle contains config, port, owned, owner-only managementToken, shutdown, and optional internal processShutdown; shutdown is a no-op when owned is false.GatewayIdentityProbe variants are { kind: "authenticated"; identity }, { kind: "rejected" }, { kind: "unavailable" }, and { kind: "timeout" }; GatewayShutdownRequestResult is "accepted" | "unsupported" | "failed".StartGatewayIO abstracts readProcess, authenticate, writePort, removePort, writeProcess, removeProcess, startServer, resetPipelineState, and createProcessShutdownController; realStartGatewayIO maps these to the production gateway process-file, port-file, server, pipeline, and shutdown implementations.0o600, owner file owner.json, uninstall tombstone uninstalled.json, markers .init., .claim.init., and .release., maximum owner size 16 * 1024 bytes, default timeout 5000 ms, and default retry delay 50 ms.LifecycleOperation is "gateway-start" | "gateway-shutdown" | "upgrade" | "setup" | "uninstall" | "hosted-install".LifecycleLockOwner version 1 records token, pid, operation, createdAt, processStartedAt, and processIdentity; ProcessInspection states are "alive" with identity: string | null, "dead", or "unknown".AsyncLocalStorage<LifecycleLock>; withoutLifecycleLock<T>(action) executes with lockContext.exit(action), while withLifecycleLock(...) can inspect an inherited lock via lockContext.getStore() and runs ownership through lockContext.run(lock, ...).