Install Skills in OpenCode
Follow this guide to install AI skills in OpenCode using the Skilz CLI
Before You Start
You'll need Python 3.10+ and pip installed on your computer. Most modern systems have these pre-installed.
To check: Run python3 --version in your terminal
Learn more about OpenCode at opencode.ai
Install the Skilz CLI
First, install the Skilz CLI tool. Open your terminal and run:
pip install skilz This only needs to be done once
Find a Skill You Want
Browse our marketplace and click on any skill to view its details. Look for the "Installation" section on the skill page - you'll see both Claude Code and OpenCode options.
Example: On any skill page, you'll see the OpenCode install command:
skilz install anthropics_skills/canvas-design --agent opencode The --agent opencode flag tells Skilz to install to OpenCode's skill directory
Run the Install Command
Open your terminal and paste the install command, then press Enter.
Press Enter to run the command
You're Done!
That's it! The skill is now installed in your ~/.config/opencode/skills/ directory
and is immediately ready to use in OpenCode.
OpenCode now has new capabilities. Try asking about the topic the skill covers!
Pro Tips
- Use
skilz list --agent opencodeto see all installed OpenCode skills - Use
skilz update --agent opencodeto update all OpenCode skills - Use
skilz remove skill-name --agent opencodeto uninstall a skill - Higher-rated skills (green scores) are more reliable and well-maintained
Learn More About OpenCode
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