opencode-create-agents

You can create a custom OpenCode agent by defining its operational parameters, including mode, tools, permissions, and system prompt. This generates a valid markdown file with YAML frontmatter and a structured body for the agent's persona and instructions.

An OpenCode agent definition uses a markdown file containing valid YAML frontmatter for configuration and a structured markdown body for the agent persona and operational instructions.

Yes, you can create both primary agents and subagents for diverse tasks within the OpenCode ecosystem. The generation process facilitates defining the specific behavior, tools, and permissions required for each agent type.

To configure an agent for read-only code reviews, you define its permissions as read-only and specify necessary bash commands like git diff within the system prompt. This yields a ready-to-use markdown agent file.

Generating a valid OpenCode agent markdown file requires defining the agent's mode, tools, permissions, and model settings. This ensures valid YAML frontmatter and a well-structured markdown body for the agent's instructions.

No, creating an OpenCode agent does not require external dependencies. The process streamlines the definition of behavior, tools, and permissions directly into a markdown file without additional setup.