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Add instructions for enabling skills via YAML frontmatter. Clarify that skills are disabled by default to prevent context pollution and specify default skill sets for the Plugin Creator, Configurator, and Security Reviewer agents.
OpenCode ConFIGurator Pack
A meta-configuration system for OpenCode. Ask questions about plugins, create custom commands, build agents, design skills — all through natural conversation.
The ConFIGurator Agent
Your OpenCode power user on demand. It knows the official documentation and will fetch the latest when needed. It can validate your opencode.json, explain options, and fix issues. When hunting for plugins, it searches the web and npm, then documents discoveries for future sessions.
The Skills
The agent draws on seven specialized skills:
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| plugin-installer | Find and install community plugins, maintain a local catalog of discoveries |
| opencode-config | Edit your opencode.json with guided setup for models, permissions, and providers |
| command-creator | Build custom /slash commands through interactive Q&A |
| skill-creator | Scaffold new skills with proper structure, scripts, and references |
| agent-architect | Design agents with research-backed prompt engineering patterns |
| mcp-installer | Find, install, and configure Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers |
| model-researcher | Research and configure new/custom AI models not yet in models.dev |
The Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| refactor-rfc-xml | Convert markdown files to RFC 2119 + XML tag structure |
Installation
Drop the skill/, agent/, and command/ folders into ~/.config/opencode/.
Note
The opencode-configurator agent has 7 skills enabled by default:
plugin-installer,opencode-config,command-creator,skill-creator,agent-architect,mcp-installer, andmodel-researcher. All other skills are blocked with"*": "deny". This allows the configurator to dynamically load the appropriate skill for each task without context pollution.
Skill Configuration
The agent's YAML frontmatter controls skill access:
permission:
skill:
plugin-installer: allow
opencode-config: allow
command-creator: allow
skill-creator: allow
agent-architect: allow
mcp-installer: allow
model-researcher: allow
'*': deny
Usage
Just ask naturally:
- "Is there a plugin for reducing token usage?"
- "Set up permissions so destructive commands require approval"
- "Create a /review command that analyzes code without making changes"
- "I want to build a skill for working with our internal API"
- "Make me an agent for deployment that can only run git and npm commands"
- "Find an MCP server for filesystem access"
The configurator figures out which skill to load and walks you through it.
Contributing
Found a useful plugin that isn't in the catalog? The plugin-installer skill can document it for future sessions. Discovered patterns worth sharing? Submit a PR.