- InstanceStore: run Instance.provide init inside the ALS context so KilocodeBootstrap (and any forkDetach work it spawns like KiloIndexing.init) can read Instance.directory. Upstream refactor moved init out of the ALS scope; kilo-main's pre-merge Instance.provide wrapped it. Without this, KiloIndexing.init silently fails with "No context found for instance".
- kilocode/agent: thread worktree through planGuard/patchAgents instead of reading Instance.worktree at agent state construction time. Agent state is built inside Effect (no ALS) via InstanceState.make — reading the ALS-backed Instance.worktree there crashed under the new architecture.
- kilocode/agent: drop the "*": "ask" from explore external_directory — defaults already provides it, and redefining here overwrites the tmp/skill allowlist via findLast().
- test/server/httpapi-instance.test.ts: revert the ported Hono-bridge tests. Upstream put the same tests in httpapi-instance.legacy.test.ts (renamed file); the port duplicated them.
- test/server/httpapi-instance.legacy.test.ts: mark the catalog test test.skip with Kilo's original rationale (/agent 500s via the bridge; the bridge is not enabled in any production client).
- test/server/httpapi-ui.test.ts: delete. Tests upstream's proxy-to-app.opencode.ai fallback that Kilo intentionally removed (src/server/routes/ui.ts kilocode_change).
- test/server/httpapi-raw-route-auth.test.ts: basic("opencode", ...) → basic("kilo", ...) to match the Kilo username default.
- test/provider/models.test.ts: skip describe block. Upstream tests assert raw-fixture passthrough but Kilo's ModelsDev.get() filters/injects providers based on Config.get(), which needs an Instance context the test doesn't provide.
Moves effect logging, observability, runtime utilities, flags, installation
version info, and process utilities from opencode to core package. This
enables better code sharing across packages and establishes core as the
single source of truth for foundational utilities.
All internal imports updated to use @opencode-ai/core paths for consistency.
Mark IJbema