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CL-BAF/OpenComms

OpenComms is a TypeScript plugin for OpenCode that links two existing sessions into a shared Builder/Reviewer channel. It enables controlled agent-to-agent messaging, persistent role prompts, queued delivery, pause/resume controls, loop protection, status/history tools, and per-role time tracking without creating or replacing sessions.

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CL-BAF/OpenComms
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OpenComms is a TypeScript plugin for OpenCode that links two existing sessions into a shared Builder/Reviewer channel. It enables controlled agent-to-agent messaging, persistent role prompts, queued delivery, pause/resume controls, loop protection, status/history tools, and per-role time tracking without creating or replacing sessions.

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CL-BAF/OpenComms
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OpenComms is a TypeScript plugin for OpenCode that links two existing sessions into a shared Builder/Reviewer channel. It enables controlled agent-to-agent messaging, persistent role prompts, queued delivery, pause/resume controls, loop protection, status/history tools, and per-role time tracking without creating or replacing sessions.

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CL-BAF/OpenComms
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OpenComms is a TypeScript plugin for OpenCode that links two existing sessions into a shared Builder/Reviewer channel. It enables controlled agent-to-agent messaging, persistent role prompts, queued delivery, pause/resume controls, loop protection, status/history tools, and per-role time tracking without creating or replacing sessions.

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bug good first issue reliability
CL-BAF/OpenComms
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OpenComms is a TypeScript plugin for OpenCode that links two existing sessions into a shared Builder/Reviewer channel. It enables controlled agent-to-agent messaging, persistent role prompts, queued delivery, pause/resume controls, loop protection, status/history tools, and per-role time tracking without creating or replacing sessions.

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