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OpenCode Platform

A source-controlled family of Ubuntu 24.04 Incus VM images for PHP, Python, C++, TypeScript, and combined engineering work.

Active public engineering
Role
Platform architect, principal implementer and maintainer
Evidence
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  • Incus
  • Ubuntu 24.04
  • Bash
  • PHP
  • Python
  • C++
  • TypeScript

Purpose and value

Why this system exists

The platform makes language environments, agent tooling, and operational boundaries reproducible while keeping credentials and network access outside the image source.

Engineering role

Platform architect, principal implementer and maintainer

System structure

Architecture

  1. 01

    Layered base, language-specific, and full images keep shared concerns centralized.

  2. 02

    Source control is the definition of the environment rather than a manually configured machine.

  3. 03

    Joomla MCP integration is available in relevant images without embedding deployment secrets.

  4. 04

    Credential and network boundaries are documented as external operational concerns.

Boundaries

Principal interfaces

Incus image build definitions
Language-specific development environments
OpenCode and MCP tool integration
Host-provided credentials and network access

Judgement

Engineering decisions

Prefer full virtual-machine isolation where development tasks need system-level tools.

Keep secrets out of images and source-controlled configuration.

Use a compositional image family instead of duplicating every toolchain.

Confidence model

Delivery, validation, and maintenance

  • Reproducible source definitions
  • Explicit image composition
  • Credential boundary documentation
  • Multi-language environment coverage

Direct sources

Inspect the evidence

Current verified scope

41 default-branch commits in the complete reviewed history; six Ubuntu 24.04 image variants with manifest-owned policy, build limits, provenance and MCP integration.

Interpretation boundary

Documented production gates are preserved; every environment is not implied to be production-certified.

Source reviewed to 2026-07-29

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