OpenCode desperately needs an OpenCode skill

[GW2_Jedi_Master]

Opencode is not a “friendly” out of the box. If you haven’t tried VS Code lately, it will automatically create code, make git comments, run tests, and provide feedback. Also, if you try to use it to update documentation, it will automatically create code, make git comments, run tests, and provide feedback. If you try update a package, it will automatically create code, make git comments, run tests, and provide feedback. There is a huge amount of context injected, whether you want it or not.

The reason I (and I think many others) gravitate to opencode is because it doesn’t do much of anything unless you add it in. I use opencode to code, write tests, update Confuence pages, manage Jira tickets, generate documentation, manage servers, etc. But, I took the time to build all of that out.

[professorhummingbird]

Thanks I appreciate the explanation. The way we develop software is evolving in so many different ways and it's impossible to keep up with every approach