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OpenCode Plugins - how to find, install, and use plugins to extend OpenCode functionality
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| name | plugins |
| description | OpenCode Plugins - how to find, install, and use plugins to extend OpenCode functionality |
| author | Tim Sonner |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | opencode |
| metadata | {"audience":"developers","workflow":"extensibility","language":"markdown"} |
OpenCode supports a plugin system that allows you to extend its functionality with additional features, tools, and integrations.
OpenCode plugins are extensions that add new capabilities to the OpenCode agent, such as:
You can discover OpenCode plugins through:
The OpenCode Plugin Marketplace hosts verified plugins that have been tested for compatibility and safety.
Developers share plugins on platforms like GitHub, npm, and other code repositories.
Organizations may distribute custom plugins internally for team-specific needs.
Plugin installation methods vary depending on the plugin type:
opencode plugin install <plugin-name>
opencode plugin install https://github.com/user/plugin-repo
opencode plugin install ./path/to/plugin
Some plugins can be installed via npm, pip, or other package managers:
npm install @opencode/plugin-example
Once installed, plugins can be used in various ways:
Some plugins activate automatically upon installation and provide immediate functionality.
Plugins often add new skills that become available to agents:
/skills
Plugins may add new tools that agents can use:
/tools
Some plugins add new slash commands or modify existing ones.
Plugins may add new configuration options or modify default behaviors.
To create your own OpenCode plugin:
OpenCode supports several types of plugins:
Add new skills that teach agents specific capabilities.
Provide new tools that agents can use to perform actions.
Modify or enhance the OpenCode user interface.
Connect OpenCode to external services and platforms.
Add new slash commands or modify existing command behavior.
opencode plugin list
opencode plugin update <plugin-name>
opencode plugin uninstall <plugin-name>
opencode plugin info <plugin-name>
When using plugins:
If you need assistance with plugins:
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