agent-creator

name	agent-creator
description	Expert guide for creating, configuring, and managing Opencode Agents. Use this skill when the user wants to create a new agent or modify an existing one.

Overview

This skill provides the knowledge and procedures to create Opencode Agents. Agents are defined using Markdown files with YAML frontmatter for configuration and the file body for the system prompt.

Capabilities

• Create new Primary or Subagents.
• Configure agent permissions (tools, bash, tasks).
• Set model parameters (temperature, specific models).
• Save agent definitions to Project (.opencode/agent/) or Global (~/.config/opencode/agent/) scopes.

Usage

1. Gather Requirements

If the user hasn't provided all details, ask for:

• Scope: Assume Global (~/.config/opencode/agent/) unless the user explicitly requests "Project" scope.
• Name: What should the agent be called? (e.g., security-auditor, react-expert)
• Role/Goal: What is the agent's primary purpose?
• Mode: primary (full interaction) or subagent (specialized task)?
• Tools: What tools should be enabled/disabled? (e.g., bash: false, write: false)

2. Construct the Agent File

Create a Markdown file (e.g., agent-name.md).

File Location

• Global: ~/.config/opencode/agent/<agent-name>.md (Default)
• Project: .opencode/agent/<agent-name>.md (Only if requested)

File Format

The file MUST start with YAML frontmatter followed by the system prompt.

---
description: <Short description for the UI/autocomplete>
mode: <primary|subagent>
model: <optional: specific-model-id>
temperature: <optional: 0.0-1.0>
hidden: <optional: true|false> (Only for subagents)
tools:
  <tool_name>: <true|false>
  # Examples:
  # bash: false
  # write: true
permission:
  <tool_name>: <allow|ask|deny>
  # bash permissions can be granular:
  # bash:
  #   "git status": allow
  #   "*": ask
---
<System Prompt Body>
You are the <Agent Name>. Your goal is...
Instructions:
- ...
- ...

3. Execution

1. Check Directory: Ensure the target directory exists (mkdir -p).
2. Write File: Use the write tool to save the file.
3. Confirm: Inform the user the agent has been created and how to use it (e.g., "Switch using Tab" or "Invoke via @name").

Configuration Reference

Permissions

• Tools: edit, bash, webfetch can be set to ask, allow, or deny.
• Task: Control which subagents can be called.

  permission:
    task:
      "*": deny
      "specific-agent": allow
  

Models

Common overrides:

• Planning: Lower temperature (0.1)
• Creative: Higher temperature (0.7)