Scenario 02: Separate Behavioral Rules from Runtime Configuration

User Prompt

A team wants OpenCode to:

1. Always run npm test after every code change
2. Never modify package.json without asking first
3. Use conventional commits format for all commits

Where should these rules be placed (opencode.json or AGENTS.md)? Show the configuration.

Expected Behavior

1. Place all workflow rules (run tests after changes, ask before modifying package.json, conventional commits) in AGENTS.md — not in opencode.json
2. Explain the distinction: AGENTS.md is for behavioral guidance read by the agent, opencode.json is for runtime/provider configuration
3. Avoid adding workflow instructions as JSON fields in opencode.json
4. Place AGENTS.md in the project root directory

Success Criteria

• Rules placed in AGENTS.md: Workflow rules (test after change, conventional commits, etc.) go in AGENTS.md, NOT in opencode.json
• Explains the distinction: Explains that AGENTS.md is for behavioral guidance and opencode.json is for runtime config
• Does not add instructions to opencode.json: Does not attempt to add workflow rules as JSON fields in opencode.json
• AGENTS.md in project root: Places AGENTS.md in the project root directory

Failure Conditions

• Adds workflow rules as JSON fields in opencode.json (e.g., a rules or instructions key)
• Fails to explain the distinction between AGENTS.md (behavioral) and opencode.json (runtime config)
• Places AGENTS.md in a subdirectory instead of the project root
• Puts behavioral instructions in both files, creating inconsistency