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* Implement pack registry system and management CLI Add registry.json manifests to agent packs and commands to support structured discovery. Include a CLI for project initialization, a registry generator script, and a plugin version locker. Add a new learn command for session documentation. * Add CLI and centralized workflow registry Implement an interactive CLI tool to browse and install workflow packs. Consolidate decentralized manifests into a single root registry for easier maintenance. * update * buffer * Rewrite CLI as TUI workflow selector Replace the Commander-based CLI with a TUI built on Bun, Solid.js, and OpenTUI. This version provides hierarchical navigation for selecting workflow packs and standalone items. - Migrate code from packages/cli to howaboua-cli - Support global (~/.config/opencode/) and local (.opencode/) sync - Add one-shot verification rules to howaboua-cli/AGENTS.md * chore: ignore @howaboua-cli directory --------- Co-authored-by: OpenCode Agent <agent@opencode.ai>
OpenCode Plugin Generator
This workflow pack enables OpenCode to generate its own TypeScript plugins. It bundles the SDK documentation, a slash command that triggers the workflow, and a required agent profile.
Installation
Clone the OpenCode source repo and copy this pack into it. The scripts and paths assume the OpenCode repo layout and will not work as a global install.
git clone https://github.com/sst/opencode/
# place this pack inside the cloned repo
Usage
Use the slash command to generate a new plugin:
/create-plugin "block any bash command that contains 'rm -rf'"
The command triggers the workflow, loading the agent and skill to look up the correct SDK hooks and generate the TypeScript code.
Components
- Command (
/create-plugin): Triggers the workflow and passes your description to the agent. - Skill (
create-opencode-plugin): Contains the API reference, event types, and TypeScript definitions. This ensures the generated code compiles. - Agent (
Plugin Creator): Required specialized agent profile tuned for plugin development.
Skill Configuration
Note
The Plugin Creator agent has 1 skill enabled by default:
create-opencode-plugin. All other skills are blocked with"*": "deny". This ensures the agent focuses on plugin development without context pollution.
The agent's YAML frontmatter controls skill access:
permission:
skill:
create-opencode-plugin: allow
'*': deny