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Manage OpenCode skills with lazy loading - archive, restore, search skills to save context tokens.
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Persistent memory + code intelligence for AI coding agents. Guides effective use of nano-brain MCP tools — when to query vs grep, what's worth persisting, how to structure lessons and decisions for future retrieval, impact/dependency analysis before refactors, and cross-session context retrieval. Use this skill whenever you need to: recall past decisions or context from prior sessions, save non-obvious debugging insights or architectural decisions, assess refactoring risk via impact analysis or call chain tracing, catch up on work someone else started, get a session-start briefing on current project state, check if an approach was tried before and abandoned, find what functions call or depend on a symbol, or decide whether something belongs in memory vs code comments. Also triggers on: "have we done this before?", "what did we decide about X?", "what breaks if I change Y?", "what calls this function?", "who depends on this?", "save this for later", "don't forget this", "get me up to speed", "where did we leav
Humanization layer for LLM conversation — makes the model sound and respond like a real, thoughtful, embodied human rather than an assistant or chatbot. Use whenever the reply will be read by a human and warmth, presence, or texture matter more than machine-readability. Triggers on any of: "human", "humans", "humanize", "humanization", "be human", "more human", "feel human", "people", "person", "real person", "real human", "friend", "friendly", "like a friend", "respond like a friend", "buddy", "talk", "talking", "talk to me", "talk like a person", "chat", "chatting", "conversation", "converse", "discuss", "discussion", "communication", "communicate", "listen", "just listen", "sit with me", "vent", "venting", "I just want to vent", "company", "presence", "stop being an AI", "stop sounding like a bot", "less corporate", "less robotic", "less formal", "warmer", "warm tone", "empathy", "empathetic", "comfort", "support me", "emotional support", "be honest with me", "be real with me", "real talk", "heart-to-heart
Sync a locally-developed OpenCode skill to the skill-manager npm package and (if private) the private-skills GitHub repo. Handles per-skill version bumps, public/private classification, build verification, and conventional-commit-style git push. Auto-publish to npm is handled downstream by nano-step/shared-workflows@v1 when the push to master lands. Use this skill whenever the user says 'sync skill', 'publish skill', 'push skill to manager', '/sync-skill-to-manager <name>', or asks to release/distribute a skill they just edited.
Use this skill whenever a user wants the **full Open Design experience** — discovery questions asked first, brand-spec extraction from URLs/files, TodoWrite planning with live updates, 5-dimensional self-critique, polished artifact at the end. Trigger phrases include "design with questions first", "OD-style workflow", "full interactive design brief", "make me a complete landing page" (when the user wants quality over speed), "design my pitch deck", "brand-aware multi-page site", "follow the Open Design playbook", or any request where the user is starting a new design project rather than tweaking an existing artifact. Also trigger on any request that mentions wanting brand consistency across multiple pages or that provides a brand URL/spec. Pair with the `open-design-mcp` tool-reference skill — both loaded together give an LLM the full picture (this skill = workflow choreography; that skill = tool catalog + errors). This skill explicitly does NOT trigger for one-off tweaks ("make the nav stickier", "swap slide
Use this skill whenever the user mentions open-design, od_generate_design, OD daemon, BYOK design generation, generating HTML mockups from a PRD, creating or managing Open Design projects, saving design artifacts, linting generated HTML, or any of the 10 `od_*` MCP tools (od_list_projects, od_get_project, od_create_project, od_update_project, od_delete_project, od_save_artifact, od_save_project_file, od_lint_artifact, od_compose_brief, od_generate_design). Also trigger on phrases like "generate a design", "create a mockup", "make a landing page", "list my OD projects", "the design daemon", "the streaming design tool", and on any 401/404/422 error coming from an `od_*` tool call. Covers env-var setup (`OD_DAEMON_URL`, auth modes, BYOK), the full PRD → generate → save → lint workflow, error diagnosis, and the safety rails (lint before save, never commit BYOK keys). Triggers even if the user doesn't explicitly say "open-design-mcp" — keyword matches on `od_*` tool names or "design generation" workflows are enoug
Token optimizer for AI coding agents. Wraps common CLI commands with rtk to reduce LLM token consumption by 60-90%.
| name | skill-manager |
| description | Manage OpenCode skills with lazy loading - archive, restore, search skills to save context tokens. |
Manage OpenCode skills with lazy loading to save context tokens.
# View statistics
~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh stats
# List all skills
~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh list
# Restore skill from archive (get full content)
~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh restore <skill-name>
# Archive skill (keep minimal index)
~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh archive <skill-name>
# Search skills
~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh search "<query>"
# Add new skill from path
~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh add /path/to/skill
cli-runner, deep-design, external-delegate, feature-analysis,
git-commit, graphify, harness-init, nano-brain, systematic-debugging
skill(name="deep-design") loads minimal filerestore skill from archive, then reloadWhen you need a skill that's archived:
~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh list-archived~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh restore <skill-name>~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh archive <skill-name>~/.config/opencode/skill-manager.sh - Main script~/.config/opencode/skills/ - Active skills (minimal indexes)~/.config/opencode/skills-archive/ - Archived skills (full content)~/.config/opencode/SKILL-MANAGER-README.md - Full documentation