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Support OpenCode agents and document MCP/LSP setup #1359
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I use the .NET skills with OpenCode 1.19.0 on Windows. I installed the portable skills from this repository using gh skill install --agent opencode, and OpenCode discovers them successfully.
I would also like to use the accompanying agents and integrations through an upstream-supported setup, without maintaining my own converters or adapted copies.
The README already distinguishes portable skills/MCP servers from host-specific agents. Is native OpenCode support planned for the remaining components?
In particular:
- Agents and delegation: Is there a supported way to use the test-generation workflow and its specialist agents in OpenCode? Copilot tool lists, agent references and handoffs are not automatically imported by OpenCode.
- Skill invocation controls: OpenCode 1.x does not interpret fields such as
user-invocableanddisable-model-invocation. How should skills intended only for internal workflow use be exposed? - MCP and LSP: Could you document the supported OpenCode configuration for the Binlog MCP server and clarify whether OpenCode’s built-in Roslyn integration is the recommended C# language-server setup?
Ideally, the repository would provide native OpenCode definitions where needed, along with installation and update instructions. If some components are intentionally Copilot-only, an explicit compatibility matrix would also help.
AI-assisted report prepared with OpenCode.
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github-actions commentedon Oct 27, 2026
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Summary: This requests first-class OpenCode compatibility for host-specific agents and skill invocation controls, plus supported MCP/LSP configuration guidance. The primary area is
area-infrastructurebecause the work is cross-cutting across plugin packaging, host integration, installation, and compatibility documentation.Type: enhancement
Assigned owners:
@webreidiand@AbhitejJohnConfidence: Medium
Similar issues: #1006 tracks broader Agent Plugins 1.0 adoption, and #1112 explores overlays for portable skills. Both are related, but neither appears to duplicate the OpenCode-specific support and documentation request.
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