OpenCode

OpenCode supports the same ACT concepts as Claude Code, but the normal skill entrypoint is the /skills UI rather than direct slash-command invocation for every workflow.

Install

cd ~/.agentic-coding-toolkit && ./scripts/install.sh --tool opencode

What Gets Installed

Location	Includes
`~/.config/opencode/commands/`	Symlinked ACT command files
`~/.config/opencode/skills/`	Symlinked canonical ACT skill directories used by `/skills`
`~/.config/opencode/agents/`	Generated OpenCode-compatible ACT agent files
`~/.config/opencode/plugins/`	Symlinked ACT hooks plugin
`~/.config/agentic-coding-toolkit/`	Shared ACT settings and copied runtime helper

Verify

Start a new OpenCode session from the same environment where you installed ACT, then run:

/act-help

You can also open /skills and confirm that ACT’s act-* skills are available there.

Skills

OpenCode uses the same installed act-* skills, but the normal entrypoint is /skills:

Use /skills to:

browse available ACT skills
select the matching act-* skill
run it with the right arguments

The underlying skill names stay the same as the rest of the docs, such as act-workflow-plan and act-git-push-make-pr.

If you also install ACT for Codex, Codex-generated skill copies live under ~/.codex/skills, not ~/.agents/skills, so OpenCode keeps using its native ACT skills under ~/.config/opencode/skills.

Commands and Agents

ACT commands such as /act-help and /act-update are supported as documented
ACT agents are supported
/act-help works as the main command navigator

Hooks

ACT installs an OpenCode plugin under the OpenCode config directory. The plugin covers ACT’s hook-style behavior, but statusline parity is intentionally out of scope.

Permissions

OpenCode supports file-based permission configuration through opencode.json. For the recommended ACT setup, see Permissions & Safety.

Update

After updating ACT, rerun the installer to refresh symlinks, generated agent files, and the OpenCode plugin link:

cd ~/.agentic-coding-toolkit && ./scripts/install.sh --tool opencode

Uninstall

cd ~/.agentic-coding-toolkit && ./scripts/uninstall.sh --tool opencode

Uninstall removes ACT-owned command symlinks, skill symlinks, generated agent files, and the OpenCode plugin symlink. It leaves shared ACT settings under ~/.config/agentic-coding-toolkit untouched.

Best Fit

You prefer OpenCode’s model/runtime ecosystem
You are comfortable using /skills as the main ACT skill entrypoint
You want commands, agents, skills, and hook integration without Claude-specific workflows