opencode-create-command

To create custom slash commands in the OpenCode TUI, you can automate the generation of Markdown command files or JSON config entries by defining the command's purpose, arguments, and context injection mechanisms.

Yes, you can inject shell output directly into OpenCode command prompts. The command creation process supports embedding dynamic shell command outputs and file contents directly into your parameterized prompts.

The best way to automate repetitive tasks in the OpenCode TUI is to generate dynamic slash commands. You can define a custom command with specific arguments to handle repetitive workflows like automatically pulling git diffs for review.

Yes, OpenCode command creation supports both Markdown file and JSON config formats for command registration. This allows you to define command behavior and context injection using your preferred configuration format.

You add arguments to OpenCode commands by defining them during the command creation process. This enables parameterized prompts and context-aware workflows, allowing commands to accept dynamic inputs like specific dates or identifiers.

You should generate a custom OpenCode command when you find yourself performing a repetitive task in the TUI. Creating a parameterized command automates the workflow, saving time compared to manually typing the same context-aware prompts repeatedly.