create-opencode-plugin

To scaffold an OpenCode plugin, use the SDK to generate a modular TypeScript structure with an index.ts, a basic Hooks interface, and a SKILL.md frontmatter. This provides the foundational template for building custom tools and event hooks.

Yes, you can build custom authentication providers for OpenCode. The SDK supports creating auth flows alongside custom tools and event hooks within a modular plugin scaffold, handling both project-specific and global authentication requirements.

OpenCode event hooks work by defining a Hooks interface in your TypeScript plugin. The SDK allows you to implement specific event hook logic that executes during runtime, enabling modular and reusable interactions within the OpenCode environment.

Yes, the OpenCode plugin SDK supports both project-specific and global plugin roots. This allows developers to apply modular scaffolds, tool definitions, and hook implementations at either a localized project level or globally across the environment.

An OpenCode plugin requires a modular TypeScript structure including a SKILL.md frontmatter, a Hooks interface, and an index.ts file. You can also include optional scripts, references, or assets for runtime tasks and documentation.