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To create an OpenCode command, you provide the desired functionality details, and the tool drafts a standardized markdown template following project conventions. It validates inputs, generates the scaffolding, and coordinates review before finalizing placement in your repository.

Scaffolding custom markdown commands is best handled by generating a standardized template that enforces project best practices. This approach ensures consistent documentation, includes review steps, and verifies testing readiness before the command is published.

No dependencies are required to structure and review command markdown files. The process operates independently to validate your inputs, draft the initial markdown template, and coordinate the review phase directly within your development environment.

You can customize an OpenCode command by specifying the required functionality updates. The scaffolding process validates these new inputs, drafts the updated markdown, and coordinates a review to ensure the customized command meets project conventions.

A review and testing phase is needed before finalizing placement to ensure the command markdown adheres to project best practices. This validation step guarantees documentation consistency and testing readiness, preventing integration issues in the repository.