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Prompt
The user asked OpenCode to act as repository supervisor and audit every development branch and worktree for an optimal route into main. The audit needed to identify duplicate and rebased histories, especially the DPI/font branches, reconstruct subsystem-scoped patch sets, preserve chronology, propose stale-ref removal, exclude obsolete AI-skill changes, and recover any useful abandoned commits.
The user later checked that the long-running audit was still active. OpenCode confirmed progress and completed the worktree, branch, patch-ID, reflog, stash, and unreachable-object sweep before writing the plan.
Generated documentation
git diff HEAD~1..HEAD -- plans/opencode/repo-land-plan.md
Creates a repository-wide landing plan based on main and gitea/main at 1abd47609b161c4b9fd460274dc9123755211436. It records the audit scope, integration rules, dependency-ordered PR lanes, exact source commits, branch cleanup groups, worktree ownership constraints, deferred histories, and the abandoned-object recovery result.
The plan reduces aggregate development histories into independent fixes, a five-commit DPI series, graphics/gap foundations, runtime and service ports, the datad/brokerd split, post-datad concurrency repairs, NativeDB/backfill work, chart-local overlays, provider follow-ups, and build/tooling changes. It explicitly excludes generated skill deployment, prompt records from product patches, editable dependency pins, and plan-only commits.
Audit output
The read-only audit covers seven worktrees, 168 recent unmerged refs, eight stash entries, patch-equivalent rebases, and 483 unreachable commits. It finds no recovery-worthy application patch that exists only in a stash or unreachable object. Current forge status remains a separate refresh step because this pass uses local and cached repository state.