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Issue for this PR
Closes #53173
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What does this PR do?
Changes the title prompt so generated session titles are short lowercase labels (2–4 words, ≤30 chars) instead of 5–8 word Title Case phrases. It also stops them from starting with "-ing" verbs and from using colons or "&" subtitles. The examples are rewritten to match, since the model follows the examples more than the rules.
The same prompt lives in two places,
packages/opencode/src/agent/prompt/title.txtandpackages/core/src/plugin/agent.ts, so both are updated. No code changes.How did you verify your code works?
No tests depend on the prompt text. I ran the same first messages through
opencode runin two scratch projects, one with the current prompt and one with the new prompt, both usingopencode/big-pickleas the title model. "hey" became "quick greeting" with the new prompt; with the current prompt it timed out, so it's not in the table.Screenshots / recordings
The list screenshots from opencode and Claude Code are in #53173.
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