docs(opencode): seed CONTEXT.md with location vocabulary

Resolves the Project / Worktree / Workspace / Instance / Directory tangle
via the grill-with-docs skill. Workspace (control-plane connection target,
wrk_ ID) is a peer concept, not a synonym for Worktree (git worktree on
disk). Fixes the conflated comment on ProjectCommands.start.

packages/opencode/CONTEXT.md

@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+# opencode
+
+The runtime that powers the opencode CLI/TUI: it manages projects on disk, runs
+agent sessions against LLM providers, and exposes a control plane so other
+clients (web, IDE, remote workspaces) can connect to the same state.
+
+## Language
+
+### Location & runtime
+
+**Project**:
+The persisted, VCS-rooted thing the user owns — one row per repo (or per non-VCS directory).
+_Avoid_: repo, codebase, folder
+
+**Worktree**:
+A git worktree of a **Project** — a branch checkout sitting at a directory on disk.
+_Avoid_: branch dir, checkout, workspace
+
+**Workspace**:
+A control-plane connection target for a **Project**, identified by a `wrk_…` ID. Local or remote. Describes _how_ a client is connected to a Project, not where the Project lives on disk.
+_Avoid_: worktree, session, project (the connection is not the project itself)
+
+**Instance**:
+The runtime `(project, worktree, directory)` ALS context the opencode process is currently operating inside. Not persisted; not user-visible.
+_Avoid_: session, context, runtime
+
+**Directory**:
+A filesystem path string. The Instance always has one as its current working directory.
+_Avoid_: folder, cwd (in domain prose; fine in code)
+
+## Relationships
+
+- A **Project** has zero or more **Worktrees**.
+- A **Worktree** belongs to exactly one **Project**.
+- A **Workspace** points at exactly one **Project** (and optionally a specific branch/directory inside it).
+- An **Instance** is bound to one **Project**, one **Worktree**, and one **Directory** for the life of an async context.
+
+## Example dialogue
+
+> **Dev:** "When the user opens a remote target, do we create a new **Worktree**?"
+> **Maintainer:** "No — a remote target is a **Workspace** pointing at a **Project** on the other side. The remote host already has its own **Worktrees**; we just connect to one."
+
+## Flagged ambiguities
+
+- "workspace" was used in `src/project/project.ts` to mean **Worktree** ("Startup script to run when creating a new workspace (worktree)") — resolved: these are distinct. The start command runs when creating a **Worktree**, not a **Workspace**.

packages/opencode/src/project/project.ts

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ const ProjectIcon = Schema.Struct({
 
 const ProjectCommands = Schema.Struct({
   start: optionalOmitUndefined(
-    Schema.String.annotate({ description: "Startup script to run when creating a new workspace (worktree)" }),
+    Schema.String.annotate({ description: "Startup script to run when creating a new worktree" }),
   ),
 })