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@opensassi/opencode

v0.3.1

Published

Agent skill harness for opencode — bootstrap, system-design, git workflow, profiling, and more

Readme

@opensassi/opencode

Agent skill harness for AI-assisted software development. Delivers 13 domain-specific skills (system-design, git workflow, profiling, etc.) and supporting scripts as a standalone npm CLI package.

npx @opensassi/opencode init

Installation

npm install --dev @opensassi/opencode

Then bootstrap a project to make its skills available to opencode:

npx opencode init

This writes three files to your project:

  • AGENTS.md — appends full opensassi agent instructions
  • .opencode/skills/opensassi/SKILL.md — bootstrap skill (the only skill on disk)
  • .opencode/opencode.json — permission rules + MCP server config

All other skills (system-design, git, profiler, etc.) are loaded at runtime via the CLI.

CLI Commands

npx @opensassi/opencode init                    # Bootstrap project
npx @opensassi/opencode <skill-name>             # Print skill instructions to stdout
npx @opensassi/opencode run <path> [args...]     # Run a script from the package
npx @opensassi/opencode run --skill <n> <path>   # Run a skill-specific script
npx @opensassi/opencode help                     # Show help

Skills

| Skill | Purpose | |-------|---------| | asm-optimizer | SIMD/assembly optimization framework | | daily-evaluation | Aggregate session evaluations into dashboards | | git | Rebase-based single-commit-per-session workflow | | issue | GitHub issue management | | npm-optimizer | Port an npm package to a C++ native addon — 100% test compatibility through profiling-driven iteration | | opensassi | Bootstrap a new project environment | | profiler | Linux perf profiling + flamegraphs | | session-evaluation | Generate structured session reports | | skill-manager | Create/revise skills interactively | | system-design | Interactive C++ spec authoring with diagrams | | system-design-review | Seven-expert panel audit of technical specs | | todo | Create issues + debugging skills from session context |

Package Contents

| Directory | Contents | |-----------|----------| | bin/ | CLI entry point (opencode binary) | | lib/ | Programmatic API + command implementations | | skills/ | 13 skill definitions (SKILL.md) + skill scripts | | scripts/ | Artifact pipeline (extract, test, verify, check) + installers | | AGENTS.md | Agent harness instructions (appended by init) | | skills-index.json | Pre-built static skill/command index |

Development

git clone [email protected]:opensassi/opencode.git
cd opencode
node bin/opencode.js help
npm pack --dry-run     # Review package contents
npm run validate-all   # Full artifact pipeline test

Design

  • Minimal filesystem footprintinit writes only 3 files. All sub-skills load from the npm package at runtime.
  • opencode-agnostic — The CLI works stand-alone. Skills are consumed by opencode but the package doesn't depend on it.
  • Runtime skill loading — Sub-skills are never on disk; the agent loads them by running npx @opensassi/opencode <name>.
  • Programmatic APIimport { init, run, printSkill } from '@opensassi/opencode'