opencode-issue-review

name	opencode-issue-review
description	Review and improve local issue documents with the opencode CLI until it returns LGTM. Use when refining `issues/**/*.md` in target-repos/<repo>.git/.wt/main or a moonrepo codex worktree through an external reviewer loop.

Opencode Issue Review

When To Use

Use this skill when you want to tighten issue or spec documents under issues/ by running an external review loop with opencode:

• newly written issue files need a critical pass
• migrated GitHub issues need structure, acceptance criteria, or rationale
• a repo already has local issue docs and you want an explicit LGTM gate before commit

This skill is designed for the moonrepo layout and expects targets under target-repos/<repo_name>.git/.wt/main or target-repos/<repo>.git/.wt/codex/<task-slug>.

Preconditions

• Run from the moonrepo workspace.
• opencode CLI is installed and callable.
• Target repo has a local issues/ directory.
• Commands available: opencode, git, rg, sed.

Review Loop

1. Narrow the review scope first. Review only the issue files you changed, not the whole repo.
2. Ask opencode for a strict output contract:
   • if the files are ready, output exactly LGTM
   • otherwise output only remaining actionable findings
3. Apply only the findings that materially improve the issue. Ignore style churn with no clear payoff.
4. Re-run the same focused review after each patch.
5. Stop only when opencode returns LGTM.

Prompt Template

Run from the target repo:

opencode run "Review only the changed files under issues/ in this repo. If every changed issue file is implementation-ready and internally consistent, output exactly LGTM. Otherwise output only the remaining actionable findings.

Files:
- issues/<file-a>.md
- issues/<file-b>.md"

For a single file:

opencode run "Review only issues/<file>.md. If it is implementation-ready and internally consistent, output exactly LGTM. Otherwise output only the remaining actionable findings."

What To Fix

Bias toward concrete issue quality:

• missing or weak acceptance criteria
• missing non-goals
• unclear dependency or blocking language
• contracts that are implied but not spelled out
• inconsistent terminology across related issues
• metadata drift from the repo's issue conventions
• examples that are too abstract to implement against

Do not expand scope just because the reviewer suggests adjacent work. Keep the issue aligned to its original intent.

Editing Rules

• Prefer issue-ready prose over essay-style explanation.
• Make dependency statements explicit: blocked, not blocked, or future consumer.
• If a repo has a local issue template or metadata convention, conform to it before re-running review.
• When adding structured examples, keep them minimal but executable as a contract.
• Keep filenames and directory layout consistent with the repo's existing issue workflow.

Validate After Apply

1. Re-run the focused opencode review and confirm it returns exactly LGTM.
2. Check git status --short in the target repo.
3. Commit only the issue files you intentionally changed.

Expected result: the changed issues/*.md files are sharper, implementation-oriented, and externally reviewed to LGTM before push.