zsh-config

IMPORTANT: Load when creating or modifying a dialog in any OpenCode TUI plugin. Enforces consistent spacing, layout, color, and interaction patterns. Missing this = dialogs with inconsistent UX across plugins.

CRITICAL: Load when creating a new skill in .config/opencode/skills/. Enforces directory structure, frontmatter format, section conventions, and description click-bait rules. Missing this = inconsistent skills that confuse agents.

Load when creating commits, pull requests, or branches. Enforces commit message format, PR conventions (GitHub Issues), and branch naming. Never rebase or amend unless confirmed by the user.

IMPORTANT: Load when the user wants to stress-test a plan or design before building. Interviews relentlessly about every aspect of the plan, grouping related questions together. Missing this = building on shaky foundations.

CRITICAL: Load when onboarding a NEW repo that lacks skills. Scans the repo via GitHub MCP, detects tech stack, reads existing .github/instructions/ if any, and generates workflow-level skills in .agents/skills/. Works for ANY language/framework. Self-contained — no external dependencies.

Load when creating a GitHub issue. Enforces correct template selection (bug/feature/other), title format with type prefix, label assignment, and body structure.

IMPORTANT: Load when starting work on a project you haven't seen before. Scans the local workspace to understand project structure, tech stack, and existing documentation. Creates a memory bank in .memory/ for future sessions.

CRITICAL: Load when building, modifying, updating or debugging OpenCode plugins. Missing this = silent failures, broken hooks, and wasted hours. Covers server vs TUI plugin types, event hooks, state API, SolidJS UI slots, config loading, and deployment. Works for ANY plugin type.

Load when reviewing implementation quality after a feature or fix. Enforces code quality rules per file type (Koin, MockK, strings, XML). Produces BLOCKER/ROAST/PRAISE report. Not for quality gates — use /quality-check for that.