📄️ OpenCode
OpenCode CLI setup, configuration, workflows, and troubleshooting.
📄️ OpenCode Overview
This section provides a cleaner documentation map for day-to-day use. It is based on a local setup that uses OpenCode, CLIProxyAPI, and oh-my-openagent, with optional extras such as Superpowers and Impeccable.
📄️ Install OpenCode and CLIProxyAPI
This is the practical install path for the setup currently documented in this repository: CLIProxyAPI as a local OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of OpenCode. That said, OpenCode can also be used with direct providers such as opencode and opencode-go.
📄️ Quick Start for the Full Stack
This page is the "Start Here" guide for the OpenCode stack in this repository. It is intentionally short and practical.
📄️ Configure Providers, Agents, and Models
This page collects the configuration reference for this OpenCode setup so you can update providers, agents, and models without re-reading the entire docs section.
📄️ Choose Between opencode, opencode-go, and cliproxyapi
OpenCode does not have to run through only one provider path. In practice, you can use:
📄️ Workflows, MCP Tools, and Project Rules
The fastest way to make OpenCode actually useful is not just installing it, but giving it a repeatable workflow.
📄️ Configure MCP Tools
This page explains how MCP fits into the tools already used in this repository.
📄️ Automate Project Workflow with AGENTS.md
This page explains how to use AGENTS.md as a project-local rules injector so OpenCode behaves consistently without repeating the same instructions every session.
📄️ Create Custom Local Skills
This page shows how to turn project documentation into local, reusable OpenCode skills.
📄️ Use Planner Strategy to Save Tokens
This page explains how to separate planning from execution so you get better output with less wasted context.
📄️ Reference - OpenCode Agent Modes
This page explains the difference between planning-oriented and execution-oriented agent behavior.
📄️ Tutorial - Image to Code Workflow
This page covers an image-to-code workflow: let OpenCode inspect a design image, then turn that into structured implementation work.
📄️ Use RTK to Reduce Token Usage
rtk-ai/rtk is a Rust CLI proxy that compresses common command outputs before they are sent to your coding agent context.
📄️ Reference - Superpowers Skills Catalog
This reference page is not a full replacement for official docs, but it gives you a practical map of the most useful Superpowers skills and when to use them.
📄️ Guide - When to Use Impeccable
Impeccable is most useful when the problem is not functionality, but quality of presentation.
📄️ Launch OpenCode and Use Model Variants
Once installation and configuration are complete, this is the runtime flow for actually using OpenCode day to day.
📄️ Troubleshoot OpenCode Setup Issues
These are the most common problems from the current setup and the quickest way to verify them.