feat: skills

docs/multi-work.md

@@ -35,8 +35,9 @@ creation. Creating/opening the root workspace remains a user action.
 
 ## Configuration
 
-Use OpenCode **2.0.4**, the version this integration targets. At both the root and
-destination locations, configure:
+Use OpenCode **2.0.15**, the version this integration targets. The package
+retains Effect `4.0.0-rc.112` because OpenCode 2.0.15's client requires that
+exact peer version. At both the root and destination locations, configure:
 
 ```jsonc
 {
@@ -136,7 +137,7 @@ The plugin composes the original **Effect executor** in place, preserving the
 foreground results, background job handling, and completion notifications. It does
 not create substitute top-level sessions or a separate job scheduler.
 
-OpenCode 2.0.4 awaits a child-ID progress callback after child creation and before
+OpenCode 2.0.15 awaits a child-ID progress callback after child creation and before
 prompting. The wrapper uses that boundary to create the worktree, move the explicit
 child ID, and confirm its actual session location before allowing the task prompt.
 A move-request acknowledgement alone is insufficient. Confirmation is bounded to
@@ -166,15 +167,15 @@ run the exported plugin through the real Promise adapter, apply configuration af
 both plugin transforms, replay twice, and test separate location registries sharing
 disk-backed bindings across plugin scope restarts. Their executor is simulated.
 
-An opt-in integration check runs the **real OpenCode 2.0.4 server and native
+An opt-in integration check runs the **real OpenCode 2.0.15 server and native
 subagent executor**:
 
 ```sh
-OPENCODE_204=/absolute/path/to/2.0.4/opencode bun scripts/test-multi-work-host.ts
+OPENCODE_2015=/absolute/path/to/2.0.15/opencode bun scripts/test-multi-work-host.ts
 ```
 
 It requires the exact-version binary (for Linux x64, published as
-`@opencode/cli-linux-x64@2.0.4`), uses fresh HOME/XDG/config/database paths under
+`@opencode/cli-linux-x64@2.0.15`), uses fresh HOME/XDG/config/database paths under
 `/tmp/opencode`, and starts only loopback services. Herdr is a fake CLI performing
 real Git worktree operations in the fixture repository; the model is a deterministic
 HTTP endpoint. Fixture resources and logs are retained at the printed path.