Struct OrchestratorRunTool 

pub struct OrchestratorRunTool { /* private fields */ }

Tool for starting or resuming OpenCode sessions.

Handles session creation, prompt/command execution, SSE event monitoring, and permission request detection. Returns when the session completes or when a permission is requested.

Implementations

impl OrchestratorRunTool

pub fn new(server: Arc<OnceCell<OrchestratorServer>>) -> Self

Create a new OrchestratorRunTool with the given server cell.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for OrchestratorRunTool

fn clone(&self) -> OrchestratorRunTool

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Tool for OrchestratorRunTool

const NAME: &'static str = "run"

Unique name identifying the tool.

const DESCRIPTION: &'static str = r#"Start or resume an OpenCode session. Optionally run a named command or send a raw prompt. Returns when: - status=completed: Session finished executing. Response contains final assistant output. - status=permission_required: Session needs permission approval. Call respond_permission to continue. - status=question_required: Session needs question answers. Call respond_question to continue. Parameters: - session_id: Existing session to resume (omit to create new) - command: OpenCode command name (e.g., "research", "implement_plan") - message: Prompt text or $ARGUMENTS for command template Examples: - New session with prompt: run(message="explain this code") - New session with command: run(command="research", message="caching strategies") - Resume session: run(session_id="...", message="continue") - Check status: run(session_id="...")"#

Human-readable description of what the tool does.

type Input = OrchestratorRunInput

Input type for the tool (no serde bounds required).

type Output = OrchestratorRunOutput

Output type for the tool (no serde bounds required).

fn call( &self, input: Self::Input, _ctx: &ToolContext, ) -> BoxFuture<'static, Result<Self::Output, ToolError>>

Execute the tool with the given input and context.