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feat: let opencode sub-agents delegate privately - #27
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send_to_session takes private and passes --private to lich send, which keeps the answer to its ticket: no note at the session's prompt, and only wait_for_answer with that ticket returns it. Needs a lich with lich send --private (lichdotdev/lich#639).
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Summary
lich#639 added private errands: a sub-agent reaches lich as its session, so an ordinary send has its answer drained by any no-ticket collect and announced at the session's prompt.
privatekeeps the answer to its ticket.The MCP providers got
privatefrom lich's own schema. opencode's tools are this plugin's, sosend_to_sessiongains it here:--privatetolich send, and only for a literaltrue, the same ruleforcefollows.open_sessionis left alone: it takes noprompthere, andlich open --privateneeds one.Do not release this before a lich release that contains #639. An older
lich sendrejects the unknown flag, so only private sends would fail.Once both are out, lich's ceilings bullet and README row for opencode can drop "through
lich send --private".Test plan
node --test tests/*.test.mjs: 199 pass--privateis sent only forprivate: true, and is absent forundefined,false,'true'and1