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slopdocs

v1.0.1

Published

OpenCode plugin and agent skill for the slopdocs documentation convention.

Readme

slopdocs

An agent skill for the slopdocs convention. Teaches your coding agent to keep its planning docs, bug investigations, and feature write-ups in your repo where the next agent can find them.

Install (OpenCode)

Add to your opencode.json:

{
  "plugin": ["slopdocs"]
}

Restart OpenCode. The slopdocs skill is now available and will be loaded automatically when the agent is writing or deciding whether to create documentation.

To track an unreleased version directly from the repo, install from git instead:

{
  "plugin": ["slopdocs@git+https://github.com/ryanskidmore/slopdocs.git"]
}

Manual install

Copy skills/slopdocs/SKILL.md into your project:

.opencode/skills/slopdocs/SKILL.md

Or for cross-tool compatibility:

.agents/skills/slopdocs/SKILL.md

What it does

The skill teaches your agent the slopdocs convention:

  • slopdocs/features/ - one living doc per feature
  • slopdocs/bugs/ - date-prefixed bug investigations
  • slopdocs/plans/ - date-prefixed implementation plans

It also tells the agent when a doc is worth writing (architectural decisions, non-obvious bugs, new features) and when to skip (renames, trivial changes, dependency bumps).

Read more at slopdocs.dev.

License

MIT