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@dr_hans hm, sorry for my words.
you should understand that this is a very experimental software. and you should understand that opi2 GPIOs support only 3.3v, no 5v or higher! you should power your board from opi gpio 3.3v and gnd pins! and all what you plan to do - you will do with your risk! if you are not an enginer or experiensed hobbist i hardly propose you to find one locally and consult with him.
if you plan to use jtag or swd, take a look to file tcl/interface/sysfsgpio-raspberrypi.cfg . in this file jtag and swd signals bind to wiringOP pin numbers (https://github.com/zhaolei/WiringOP). you can use numbers from that file and you can change number how you want.
the best - use a buffer chip like 74244 or 74115 (3.3v!), or use wires with continuous resistors 10-30ohm (maximum 100ohm), or you can use plain wires but this is more risky.
(otherside - jtag/swd/i2c adapters cost only $2-5 today. maybe this way will be better?)
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