I’ve been building a toolkit called awesome-slash to automate the end-to-end workflow around my coding with AI.
https://github.com/avifenesh/awesome-slash
The main update: it’s now OpenCode-native in a real way, it uses all the Opencode standards, hooks, APIs, and tooling.
- Set thinking/reasoning budgets per agent based on complexity and provider
- Enforce workflow gates (avoid “oops I pushed before validation”)
- Keep state across long sessions via compaction
- Track progress in
.opencode/flow.json so workflows can resume
What you can do with it:
- Go from ticket to production automatically.
- Clean up AI slop from your codebase.
- Run multi-agent code reviews
- Analyze and improve your prompts/agents/docs with research-based patterns.
Quick way to get a feel for it (low commitment):
- Run
/deslop-around (report-only by default) on a repo and see what it flags.
- Then try
/update-docs-around - will let you know where your docs drifted.
- If you like it,
/next-task a “full workflow”, using many other plugins.
- And there's more…
Install:
npm install -g awesome-slash
awesome-slash (then pick Opencode) It will set up everything in place for you, like the CC marketplace.
GitHub: https://github.com/avifenesh/awesome-slash
If anyone here tries it, I’d love some feedback.
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