add-opencode

To integrate OpenCode as an agent provider in NanoClaw, you run the add-opencode skill to install necessary SDKs, modify the Dockerfile, and register provider guards to enable alternative model backends.

Yes, you can switch your agent's underlying model to providers like DeepSeek or Anthropic by using this skill to wire the necessary OpenCode provider dependencies and configurations into your environment.

This skill ensures secure credential handling by managing provider-specific environment variables and credential injection through OneCLI to maintain security across both host and container environments.

Yes, integrating the OpenCode provider requires Dockerfile modifications to facilitate the installation of necessary SDKs and establish registration guards for your containerized agent infrastructure.

Adding OpenCode to the NanoClaw infrastructure solves the limitation of being restricted to a single AI provider, allowing greater flexibility in model selection and facilitating diverse LLM deployments.

Yes, configuring OpenCode requires the @opencode-ai/sdk dependency to be installed, which facilitates the provider-specific configuration and alternative model backend integration within your environment.