Commands, man-style CLI flags, and Microsoft.WSL.Containers API for building/running Linux containers via wslc on Windows (no Docker Desktop required).

2026-07-100

agy-harness

timsonner/agent-skills

Run the Antigravity (Gemini) CLI agent harness via the agy binary. Includes interactive session control and exit handling.

2026-07-070

browser-read-bypass

timsonner/agent-skills

Use this skill whenever you need to click, type, or navigate inside a browser window (Edge, Chrome, Firefox, etc.) but the computer-use MCP blocks interaction because the browser is granted at tier 'read'. This skill bypasses that restriction by injecting mouse and keyboard input at the Windows API level via PowerShell and user32.dll—the same technique that worked to navigate Edge to code.visualstudio.com. Trigger this skill any time you see the error 'granted at tier read — visible in screenshots only, no clicks or typing', or any time the user asks you to click or type in a browser and the Claude-in-Chrome extension is not connected.

2026-07-070

copilot-python-sdk

timsonner/agent-skills

Python SDK for programmatic control of GitHub Copilot CLI via JSON-RPC

2026-07-070

defender-opsec

timsonner/agent-skills

Harden Windows Defender privacy settings for authorized pentest engagements. Disables telemetry uploads, sample submission, and cloud reporting to prevent leaking target info, credentials, and tooling to Microsoft. Includes exclusion management and post-engagement re-enablement.

2026-07-070

mcp-server

timsonner/agent-skills

Specification for building Model Context Protocol servers using Python

2026-07-070

name	enterprise
description	Enterprise features and configuration for OpenCode - team deployment, security, and administration
author	Tim Sonner
license	MIT
compatibility	opencode
metadata	{"audience":"developers","workflow":"enterprise","language":"markdown"}

OpenCode Enterprise

OpenCode offers enterprise-grade features for team deployment, security, and administration in organizational settings.

Enterprise Features

Team collaboration and sharing capabilities
Centralized configuration management
Enhanced security and compliance options
Administrative controls and monitoring
Integration with enterprise identity providers
On-premises deployment options

Team Deployment

For deploying OpenCode across teams or organizations:

Standardized installation procedures
Shared configuration templates
Centralized API key management (where appropriate)
Consistent environment setup
Version control integration practices

Security Considerations

When using OpenCode in enterprise environments:

Secure handling of API keys and credentials
Network security and proxy configurations
Data privacy and compliance considerations
Access controls and permissions
Audit logging and monitoring capabilities

Configuration Management

Enterprise deployment benefits from:

Centralized configuration files
Standardized .opencode/skills directories
Pre-approved skill sets for teams
Consistent agent behavior across developers
Template AGENTS.md files for project initialization

Administration

Administrative capabilities may include:

User management and access controls
Usage monitoring and reporting
Policy enforcement and compliance checking
Integration with existing identity systems
Custom skill distribution and approval workflows

Getting Started with Enterprise Deployment

Refer to the Enterprise documentation for specific guidance on deploying OpenCode in enterprise environments, including detailed installation instructions, configuration options, and best practices for team usage.