zeus-core

OpenCode configuration errors are resolved by verifying JSON/JSONC file structures and ensuring project-specific agents follow system-defined directory structures for proper runtime discovery. This skill provides troubleshooting guidance for permission denials and schema validation issues.

OpenCode configuration precedence determines how global and project-specific JSON/JSONC config files override each other. This skill explains variable substitution rules and file hierarchy to ensure the correct settings apply across your workspace environment.

Directory structuring for OpenCode agents and command templates requires following system-defined directory layouts across global and project-specific scopes. This skill documents the required paths to ensure the OpenCode runtime discovers and registers your custom agents correctly.

OpenCode fails to discover custom agents when project-specific configuration files deviate from defined directory structures or schema standards. This skill helps identify path mismatches, schema validation errors, and integration standard violations preventing proper agent registration.

JSONC configuration files with variable substitution are supported in OpenCode for both global and project-specific scopes. This skill details how to define JSONC structures, implement variable substitution, and apply file precedence rules for optimal workspace performance.

OpenCode requires adherence to system-defined schema definitions for command templates to ensure proper integration and runtime discovery. This skill provides comprehensive documentation on schema standards, configuration paths, and troubleshooting guidance for template registration failures.