OpenCode Skills

Personal collection of OpenCode skills for AI-powered terminal coding assistant.

Skills

skill-creator

Create new OpenCode skills with proper structure and templates.

Usage:

python3 scripts/create_skill.py <skill-name> "<description>"

Features:

• Auto-generates SKILL.md with proper frontmatter
• Creates script template with env loading
• Validates skill naming conventions
• Sets up .env.example and requirements.txt

Quick Install (Recommended)

Use the automated installer - it will:

• Detect all skills in the repo
• Prompt for required environment variables
• Create .env files with your credentials
• Install skills to OpenCode (global or per-project)
• Install Python dependencies

./scripts/install-skills.sh

Manual Setup

If you prefer manual setup:

1. Install dependencies:

# Dependencies are installed automatically by install-skills.sh

2. Configure API tokens in .env:

# Copy .env.example to .env and add your credentials

3. Install skills to OpenCode:

# Global install (available for all projects)
mkdir -p ~/.config/opencode/skills
cp -r skills/* ~/.config/opencode/skills/

# Or project-specific install
mkdir -p .opencode/skills
cp -r skills/* .opencode/skills/

OpenClaw Installation

For OpenClaw, just copy the skills folder - it now includes .env with all credentials:

# Option 1: Local OpenClaw folder
cp -r skills ~/.openclaw/skills

# Option 2: Remote server SSH mount (e.g. ~/openclaw-vps/)
cp -r skills ~/openclaw-vps/.openclaw/skills

# Option 3: rsync for faster sync over SSH
rsync -av skills/ user@remote-server:.openclaw/skills/

What to copy:

• skills/ - Includes all skills AND .env with credentials

Note: OpenClaw searches for skills in ~/.openclaw/skills or any */.openclaw/skills folder.

Creating New Skills

Use the skill-creator to scaffold new skills:

python3 skills/skill-creator/scripts/create_skill.py my-new-skill "Description of what it does"

Then edit the generated files:

1. SKILL.md - Define commands and options
2. scripts/my_new_skill.py - Implement the functionality
3. scripts/.env.example - Add required environment variables

Security

• .env files are gitignored (never commit actual credentials)
• Use .env.example as template only

License

MIT