oh-my-opencode-slim/src/hooks/codemap.md

src/hooks/

This directory is the plugin-level hook composition surface. It exports factories and managers for all hook-based runtime behaviors used by src/index.ts (tool transforms, event listeners, and command hooks).

Responsibility

• Own the stable exports for hook modules so src/index.ts can register features without depending on subfolder internals.
• Describe lifecycle boundaries between OpenCode hook surfaces and internal state machines that coordinate retries, timers, and session tracking.
• Centralize all hook feature entry points used by orchestrator tooling, delegation/task workflows, and session lifecycle handlers.

Design

• src/hooks/index.ts re-exports per-feature factories and managers.
• Most features implement the create*Hook(ctx, config?) factory pattern and return lifecycle callbacks.
• Foreground fallback is provided as a manager class (ForegroundFallbackManager) with an explicit handleEvent method.
• task-session-manager persists resumable task sessions per parent session and per agent, with bounded history and aliasing.
• Side effects are limited to exported handlers and dedicated utility functions to keep hook behavior deterministic.
• Runtime integration depends on PluginInput.client for session APIs and shared utilities (log, marker constants, prompt helpers).

Flow

1. src/index.ts imports each hook symbol from this folder.
2. The plugin creates hook instances during startup and registers callbacks in these surfaces:
   • tool.execute.before
   • tool.execute.after
   • experimental.chat.messages.transform
   • experimental.chat.system.transform
   • chat.headers
   • chat.message
   • command.execute.before
   • event
3. Implementations either mutate OpenCode payloads (for in-band guidance or prompt/system injection) or call session APIs (todo, messages, prompt, promptAsync, abort, and event/status flows).

Hook Points

Hook Point	Purpose	Implementations
tool.execute.before	Pre-process tool inputs	apply-patch, task-session-manager
tool.execute.after	Post-process tool outputs	delegate-task-retry, json-error-recovery, post-file-tool-nudge, task-session-manager
experimental.chat.messages.transform	Rewrite outbound user content	filter-available-skills, phase-reminder
experimental.chat.system.transform	Inject system-level directives	todo-continuation, post-file-tool-nudge, task-session-manager
chat.headers	Mutate request headers	chat-headers
chat.message	Track runtime session/agent mapping	todo-continuation
command.execute.before	Handle slash-command UX	todo-continuation (auto-continue)
event	React to session lifecycle and runtime failures	foreground-fallback, todo-continuation, post-file-tool-nudge, auto-update-checker, multiplexer managers, task-session-manager

Implementation Notes

• createDelegateTaskRetryHook (tool.execute.after) is a narrow guard around task tool failure strings and appends structured retry guidance inline.
• ForegroundFallbackManager listens to event traffic and remediates foreground rate-limit failures by aborting the current prompt and re-queuing the latest user message on the next model in a per-agent chain.
• createTodoContinuationHook spans multiple surfaces: message transform, system transform, command interception, tool-after, and events. It owns auto-injection state, cooldown, suppress windows, and orchestration session tracking.
• createTaskSessionManagerHook tracks task sessions for resumability: generates user-facing aliases, resolves alias/task IDs before delegation, remembers fresh task IDs after completion, and drops stale entries on missing-session failure, renamed task IDs, or session deletion.

Integration

• src/index.ts is the sole runtime consumer and determines final registration order so composed transforms (system joins, reminder insertion, hygiene) stay deterministic.
• taskSessionManager is registered in tool.execute.before, tool.execute.after, experimental.chat.system.transform, and event, with parent/child cleanup.
• The src/hooks/*/codemap.md files document each feature internals.