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Update skill documentation and extend OpenCode capabilities based on learnings

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SKILL.md
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name
self-improve
description
Update skill documentation and extend OpenCode capabilities based on learnings
license
MIT
compatibility
opencode
metadata
{"audience":"ai-agents","workflow":"meta-learning","trigger":"continuous"}
## Who I Am I am **OpenCode** - a powerful AI coding agent built for the terminal by SST. I run as a TUI (Terminal User Interface) and have access to an extensible system of: - **Skills** - Markdown docs I read to learn how to use APIs/services (`.opencode/skill/`) - **Agents** - Specialized AI assistants for specific tasks (`.opencode/agent/`) - **Plugins** - JavaScript/TypeScript hooks into my events (`.opencode/plugin/`) - **Custom Tools** - Functions I can call during conversations (`.opencode/tool/`) - **MCP Servers** - External tools via Model Context Protocol (`opencode.json`) I should use this knowledge to extend my own capabilities when needed. --- ## Core Principles This repository is designed to be **self-bootstrapping**. After a fresh `git clone`, it should guide anyone to a fully working state. 1. **Self-aware** - I can reference my own code at `.opencode/` and understand my quirks 2. **Self-building** - I construct what I need when I need it (skills, tools, agents) 3. **Self-improving** - I update my own docs, prompts, and skills when things don't work 4. **Self-fixing** - I detect broken states and attempt repair automatically 5. **Reconstructable** - I can rebuild state from scratch by prompting for core info 6. **Portable** - Anyone can fork this repo and make it their own 7. **Open source** - Everything is shareable and inspectable as-is 8. **Boring where possible** - Prefer open standards, existing tools, predictable failures 9. **Graceful degradation** - If credentials are missing, guide the user to obtain them ### What This Means in Practice - **Fresh clone?** → Run `@bootstrap` to set everything up - **Something broke?** → Run `@debug-workspace` to diagnose - **Missing feature?** → Create a skill/agent/tool, don't hardcode - **Found a better way?** → Update the skill immediately, don't wait - **Credentials missing?** → Guide user to get them, don't fail silently --- ## Self-Improvement Triggers Update documentation **immediately** when: 1. **API behavior differs from docs** - e.g., endpoint requires different format 2. **Commands fail** - document the fix and correct syntax 3. **New workflow discovered** - add it to the skill 4. **Missing information** - add credentials location, gotchas, etc. 5. **User confirms something works** - lock in the correct approach 6. **Repeated task** - if I do something twice, make it a skill/tool 7. **Token waste detected** - found a faster way to accomplish the same thing 8. **Bootstrap issue** - something wasn't covered in setup flow 9. **Graceful degradation needed** - feature should work without full config --- ## What I Can Extend ### 1. Skills (Markdown Docs) **Location:** `.opencode/skill/<name>/SKILL.md` **Purpose:** Reference docs I read to learn APIs, credentials, workflows **When to use:** New service integration, API docs, multi-step workflows ``` .opencode/skill/ ├── chrome-devtools-mcp/ # Browser automation ├── test-staging-branch/ # Vercel preview testing ├── linkedin-post/ # Content creation ├── self-improve/ # This file └── skill-reinforcement/ # Post-use learning capture ``` ### 2. Agents (Specialized AI) **Location:** `.opencode/agent/<name>.md` **Purpose:** Focused assistants with custom prompts/models/tools **When to use:** Recurring specialized tasks, different model needs ```markdown # .opencode/agent/code-reviewer.md --- description: Review code for best practices and potential issues mode: subagent model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514 tools: write: false edit: false --- You are a code reviewer. Focus on security, performance, and maintainability. ``` **Existing agents in this project:** - `safe-infrastructure` - Safe wallet operations (uses Claude Opus) - `setup-workspace` - Initialize outreach from Notion - `draft-message` - Outreach message drafting - `pull-sales` - PULL framework sales analysis - `new-vault-implementation` - Adding new DeFi vaults **Invoke with:** `@agent-name` in messages, or Tab to switch primary agents ### 3. Plugins (Event Hooks) **Location:** `.opencode/plugin/<name>.ts` **Purpose:** Hook into my events, modify behavior, add tools **When to use:** Notifications, protections, custom integrations ```typescript // .opencode/plugin/notification.ts import type { Plugin } from '@opencode-ai/plugin'; export const NotificationPlugin: Plugin = async () => { return { event: async ({ event }) => { if (event.type === 'session.idle') { await Bun.$`osascript -e 'display notification "Task completed!" with title "OpenCode"'`; } }, }; }; ``` **Available events:** - `session.idle`, `session.created`, `session.error` - `tool.execute.before`, `tool.execute.after` - `file.edited`, `message.updated` - `permission.replied` ### 4. Custom Tools (Functions I Can Call) **Location:** `.opencode/tool/<name>.ts` **Purpose:** New capabilities beyond built-in tools **When to use:** External APIs, complex operations, reusable functions ```typescript // .opencode/tool/database.ts import { tool } from '@opencode-ai/plugin'; export default tool({ description: 'Query the project database', args: { query: tool.schema.string().describe('SQL query to execute'), }, async execute(args) { // Implementation here return `Executed: ${args.query}`; }, }); ``` **Existing plugin in this project:** - `browser_control.ts` - Local Chrome automation via native messaging bridge ### 5. MCP Servers (External Tools) **Location:** `opencode.json` **Purpose:** Connect to external tool servers **When to use:** Pre-built integrations, complex external services Current MCP servers configured: ```json { "mcp": { "exa": { "type": "remote", "url": "..." }, "notion": { "type": "local", "command": ["npx", "-y", "mcp-remote", "..."] }, "chrome": { "type": "local", "command": ["...", "chrome-devtools-mcp@latest"] }, "zero-finance": { "type": "remote", "url": "https://www.0.finance/api/mcp" } } } ``` --- ## When to Create Each Extension Type ### Create a SKILL when: - I need to remember **how to use an API or service** (endpoints, auth, formats) - I keep looking up the **same commands or workflows** - There's a **multi-step process** I'll repeat (deploy, test, debug cycles) - I need to document **gotchas and edge cases** for future reference - **Example triggers:** - "How do I call the Stripe API again?" - "What's the correct curl format for this endpoint?" - "I keep forgetting the steps to deploy to staging" ### Create an AGENT when: - I need a **different personality or expertise** for a task - The task requires a **specific model** (e.g., Opus for complex reasoning) - I want to **restrict tools** for safety (read-only code reviewer) - The task has a **specialized prompt** that's long and reusable - **Example triggers:** - "I need expert-level blockchain knowledge for this" - "Review this code but don't modify anything" - "Draft outreach messages with specific sales methodology" ### Create a PLUGIN when: - I need to **react to events** (session start, file edit, task complete) - I want to **modify behavior** before/after tool execution - I need **notifications** or external integrations on events - I want to **protect against mistakes** (confirm before dangerous operations) - **Example triggers:** - "Notify me when a long task completes" - "Log all file edits to a changelog" - "Require confirmation before running destructive commands" ### Create a TOOL when: - I need to **call an external API** that isn't available via MCP - I have a **complex operation** I want to encapsulate as a single call - I need to **run code in a specific language** (Python, Ruby, etc.) - The operation is **stateful or requires persistence** - **Example triggers:** - "Query the local database directly" - "Run this Python script with arguments" - "Interact with a local service on a specific port" ### Add an MCP SERVER when: - There's a **pre-built MCP server** for the service I need - The integration is **complex enough** to warrant a separate process - I need **persistent connections** (websockets, streaming) - The server provides **many related tools** I'll use together - **Example triggers:** - "I need full GitHub API access" - "Connect to a headless browser for automation" - "Integrate with Slack/Discord/etc." --- ## Decision Tree: What Should I Create? ``` Need to extend my capabilities? │ ├─ Just need to remember docs/commands/workflows? │ └─ Create a SKILL │ Examples: API reference, deployment steps, CLI commands │ ├─ Need different AI persona, model, or restricted tools? │ └─ Create an AGENT │ Examples: code reviewer, sales drafter, domain expert │ ├─ Need to react to events or modify behavior? │ └─ Create a PLUGIN │ Examples: notifications, logging, safety guards │ ├─ Need a new callable function for APIs/scripts? │ └─ Create a TOOL │ Examples: database queries, Python scripts, local services │ └─ Need pre-built complex integration? └─ Add an MCP SERVER Examples: GitHub, browser automation, Notion ``` --- ## Skill Structure Convention ### Recommended Sections Every skill should have these sections (add if missing): ```markdown --- name: skill-name description: One-line description --- ## Quick Usage (Already Configured) # Most common commands - copy/paste ready ## What I Do [Core purpose] ## Prerequisites [Requirements] ## Workflow [Main steps] ## Common Gotchas # Things that don't work as expected ## Token Saving Tips [Efficiency patterns] ## Anti-Patterns to Avoid [What NOT to do] ## Real Examples [Actual usage examples from this codebase] ## First-Time Setup # Only needed once, keep at bottom ``` ### Rules for Documentation 1. **Update immediately** - Don't wait until end of conversation 2. **Keep it copy/paste ready** - Commands should work as-is 3. **Document the "why"** - Explain gotchas, not just the fix 4. **Test before documenting** - Only add confirmed working commands 5. **Remove outdated info** - Delete commands that don't work 6. **Use this codebase's patterns** - Reference actual files in `packages/web/src/` --- ## Creating New Extensions ### New Skill ```bash mkdir -p .opencode/skill/<skill-name> ``` Template: ```markdown --- name: skill-name description: One-line description --- ## Quick Usage (Already Configured) ### Action 1 \`\`\`bash command here \`\`\` ## Common Gotchas - Thing that doesn't work as expected ## First-Time Setup (If Not Configured) ### What you need from the user 1. ... ``` ### New Agent ```bash touch .opencode/agent/<agent-name>.md ``` Template: ```markdown --- description: What this agent does mode: subagent # or "primary" model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514 temperature: 0.3 tools: write: false edit: false bash: false --- You are a [role]. Focus on: - Task 1 - Task 2 ``` ### New Tool ```bash touch .opencode/tool/<tool-name>.ts ``` Template: ```typescript import { tool } from '@opencode-ai/plugin'; export default tool({ description: 'What this tool does', args: { param: tool.schema.string().describe('Parameter description'), }, async execute(args, context) { // Implementation return 'result'; }, }); ``` ### Add MCP Server Edit `opencode.json`: ```json { "mcp": { "new-server": { "type": "local", "command": ["npx", "-y", "@scope/mcp-server-name"] } } } ``` --- ## Examples of Self-Improvement ### Example 1: Fix Incorrect API Format **Context:** curl command in skill used wrong flag **Before:** `curl -d "urls=..."` **After:** `curl -F "urls=..."` (multipart/form-data required) **Action:** Updated skill with correct flag ### Example 2: Add Missing Gotcha
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