A clear breakdown of what Brainforge fixes, how fast, and what it actually delivers.
OpenCode rollout
Deploy OpenCode across your team with repo-aware setup, skills, and onboarding that make agentic coding productive.
OpenCode that ships real work, not just suggestions
OpenCode brings agentic coding to your terminal, but the setup decides whether it ships. Brainforge deploys OpenCode with your skills, repo context, guardrails, and review loops so agents produce work your team merges with confidence.
In plain terms
What OpenCode means in practice
Where teams get stuck
Deploy OpenCode with the skills, context, guardrails, and review loops that make agentic coding productive.
OpenCode is installed but agents produce work that doesn't follow our standards.
We can't tell what's agent-generated or whether it's safe to merge.
No shared skills or context, so every engineer reinvents setup.
Agents skip tests, review, and security patterns.
What we deliver
Core OpenCode
Skills and context setup
Wire your repo conventions, docs, and operating rules into OpenCode so agents follow your standards.
Guardrails and review
Permissions, sandboxing, and review integration so agent output is safe to merge.
How deep it goes
Capabilities behind the work
The same delivery primitives (context, controls, and review) show up across every engagement.
OpenCode deployment
Rollout and onboarding so agentic coding fits your team's workflow.
Team rolloutRepo-aware setupOnboarding
Skills and context
Repo conventions, docs, and operating rules wired into agent behavior.
Skill setupContext wiringStandards
Guardrails and review
Permissions, sandboxing, and review integration so output is safe.
Scoped permissionsReview gatesSecurity patterns
Team enablement
Playbooks and usage patterns the team extends after rollout.
PlaybooksUsage patternsHandover
Evaluation
Quality checks on agent-generated code so gains are measured.
Code evalsQuality reviewRegression checks
What changes
Outcomes you can point to
- OpenCode deployed with your skills and repo context.
- Guardrails and review integration on agent output.
- Shared playbooks the team extends after rollout.
- Measurable agentic coding adoption.
Related ways to engage
A clear front door into this work
Common questions
OpenCode, straight answers
What does OpenCode deployment cost?
Engagements start with a scoped rollout sprint, so you pay for a bounded piece of work rather than an open-ended retainer. Most teams begin with one pilot team, then expand once guardrails are proven.
How is OpenCode different from other coding agents?
OpenCode runs in your terminal with a focus on agentic, multi-step coding. We set it up with your repo context and skills so it works the way your team works, whichever agent you standardize on.
How do you keep agent-generated code safe?
Guardrails are the core of the rollout: scoped permissions, sandboxing where needed, review integration, and evals so agent output goes through the same quality gates as human code.
How long does an OpenCode rollout take?
A first deployment with skills, context, and guardrails typically ships in 2–4 weeks of sprint work.
Can this work across a large engineering org?
Yes. We phase the rollout — pilot team first, then expand with the guardrails and playbooks that worked, measuring adoption and quality at each step.
How we work
A path from pressure to a working system
01
Audit current agentic coding
We see which agent workflows work, which stall, and where agents create risk.
02
Roll out with guardrails
We set up OpenCode, skills, permissions, review gates, and playbooks.
03
Enable and measure
We onboard the team, wire in evals, and iterate from real usage.
Our Trusted Partners
We only bring the best of the best
READY TO PUT
OpenCode to work?
OpenCode to work?
In one working session we'll name what's broken, what's possible, and the first system worth building.
