skill-creator

To create an OpenCode skill with reliable agent behavior, author a SKILL.md file using structured templates, define clear frontmatter, and apply progressive disclosure patterns to ensure predictable activation and safe usage.

Progressive disclosure in SKILL.md templates is a design pattern that structures documentation and references hierarchically, ensuring agents load only necessary context. This approach yields deterministic behavior and prevents context overflow during skill execution.

Validate OpenCode skills for agent permission testing by applying structured validation workflows that check integration points, test activation patterns, and verify frontmatter configurations to ensure consistently safe and reusable skill outputs.

The best way to structure documentation for OpenCode skill creation is organizing SKILL.md files with mandatory frontmatter, progressive disclosure sections, and reference patterns that align with best practices, testing checkpoints, and governance docs.

Yes, you can build OpenCode skills using only scripts and references components without external dependencies. The skill creation workflow supports self-contained authoring by leveraging internal templates, validation workflows, and deterministic patterns for reliable agent behavior.

OpenCode skills fail to activate predictably when SKILL.md frontmatter is incomplete or progressive disclosure patterns are missing. Ensure clear frontmatter, deterministic workflows, and proper reference alignment to achieve reliable agent behavior and safe usage.