Skills
Hyperplan
by code-yeongyu
Adversarial planning in Oh My OpenAgent: five hostile critic agents attack each other's ideas before a plan is written.
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About Hyperplan
A planning skill from Oh My OpenAgent, a plugin for the OpenCode agent. It makes the main agent lead a team of five agents with different roles that cross-examine each other's findings, keeps only the insights that survive, and hands them to the plan agent to turn into an executable plan. It is meant for work where weak assumptions and over-engineering are expensive.
Best for
Oh My OpenAgent users planning large or risky changes
Use cases
- Stress-test a plan for a large refactor before starting
- Surface blind spots in an architecture proposal
- Get a plan that has survived critique from several angles
Notes
Why it matters
A single agent tends to agree with its own first idea. Making several agents attack each other's reasoning is a direct way to find what the first idea missed.
Source
- Skill file: .agents/skills/hyperplan/SKILL.md in code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent.
- Repository: 70,311 GitHub stars, a custom licence (check the repository). Checked 24 Oct 2026 through the GitHub API.
- Last change to the skill: 23 Sept 2026.
- This page was written from the skill's own SKILL.md. It is not an Enterprise DNA source review and the skill has not been installed or tested by us.
Pros
- Built-in critique finds weak assumptions
- Ends in an executable plan
- From a very widely used project
Cons
- Needs Oh My OpenAgent and its team mode
- Several agents means higher model cost per plan
Key facts
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Health and security
Is Hyperplan looked after, and what do its setup files show
Security check static checks
100 out of 100
- Note No dependency list or install command was found in the skill, so there were no packages to look up on OSV.
Sources
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