Create OpenCode agents following best practices and configuration standards.
npx skills add https://github.com/cc01cc/cmtx-project --skill agent-builder-cc01cc
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: agent-builder Source: https://github.com/cc01cc/cmtx-project/tree/main/.opencode/skills/agent-builder Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cc01cc/cmtx-project --skill agent-builder-cc01cc
This Skill provides a structured guide for creating OpenCode agents that follow best practices and configuration standards, helping teams standardize agent design and governance.
Follow the OpenCode CLI recommendation to create a new agent definition file and populate metadata according to the provided template.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Creating OpenCode agents requires defining agent definition files with proper front matter metadata and system prompts. You populate file locations and configuration structures following standardized templates for reliable deployment across projects.
Primary agents and subagents in OpenCode differ by their designated roles and use-case scenarios. The agent taxonomy distinguishes them to structure deployment workflows, ensuring each agent type handles appropriate tasks within standardized governance frameworks.
Configuring OpenCode agent permissions involves setting permission defaults within agent definition files. Best practices outline specific governance and safety considerations to control access, ensuring reliable and standardized agent workflows across team projects.
Naming conventions for OpenCode agents follow standardized best practices outlined in configuration guides. Consistent naming ensures reliable deployment and clear governance across projects, helping teams maintain structured agent workflows and predictable system behavior.
OpenCode agents support standardized workflows across multiple projects through consistent configuration structures and governance practices. Teams implement these agents to ensure reliable deployment, maintaining uniform permission systems and naming conventions throughout different project environments.
Defining agent taxonomy in OpenCode configuration is needed when implementing standardized agent workflows across projects. It clarifies primary agents versus subagents, their specific roles, and use-case scenarios to ensure consistent governance and reliable deployment.
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