.agents/ — Project-Scope Skills & Commands (Migration Target)

Generated: 2026-05-20

OVERVIEW

Project-scope skills + slash commands under the new .agents/ directory name. During the oh-my-opencode → oh-my-openagent rename transition, this directory is the target of the migration from .opencode/. It is a strict SUPERSET of .opencode/ (5 -> 10 skills; 6 commands).

Loaded alongside .opencode/ by src/features/opencode-skill-loader/. When both directories declare the same skill or command name, the higher-priority scope wins per the loader's deduplication rules.

SKILLS (10, superset of `.opencode/`)

Skill	Also in `.opencode/`?	Purpose
`work-with-pr/`	yes	Full PR lifecycle
`work-with-pr-workspace/`	yes	Iteration workspace + benchmark inputs
`github-triage/`	yes	Read-only issue/PR triage with evidence reports
`hyperplan/`	yes	Adversarial multi-agent planning
`pre-publish-review/`	yes	16-agent pre-publish release gate
`get-unpublished-changes/`	NEW	Skill form of the `/get-unpublished-changes` command
`omomomo/`	NEW	Skill form of the `/omomomo` easter egg
`publish/`	NEW	Skill form of the `/publish` command
`remove-deadcode/`	NEW	Skill form of the `/remove-deadcode` command
`security-research/`	NEW	Team Mode security research audit: 3 vulnerability hunters + 2 PoC engineers

The 5 "NEW" skills here are skill-format equivalents of slash commands that exist in BOTH .opencode/command/ and .agents/command/. They allow the same instructions to be triggered either by an explicit /command invocation OR by skill auto-loading on matching prompts.

COMMANDS (6 slash commands)

Identical set to .opencode/command/:

/get-unpublished-changes
/omomomo
/publish
/remove-deadcode
/security-research
/security-review

/security-review is an alias command that loads the security-research skill.

MIGRATION STATUS

Concern	Plan
Why TWO directories?	`.opencode/` is the legacy layout. `.agents/` is the future-proof name after the harness rename.
When does `.opencode/` go away?	After the multi-harness refactor lands and existing users have re-installed. Tracked in ROADMAP.
What if both exist with conflicting skills?	The skill-loader dedupes by name. Higher-priority scope wins. The 5 shared skills (`work-with-pr`, `hyperplan`, etc.) are byte-identical between the two dirs today; if they diverge, fix here first.
Where do NEW skills go?	`.agents/` only. Do NOT add new entries to `.opencode/`.

CONVENTIONS

All NEW skills go in .agents/. .opencode/ is frozen aside from drift-sync of the 5 shared skills.
Drift between shared skills is a bug. When you update a shared skill, update both copies in the SAME commit until .opencode/ is removed.
Slash commands stay duplicated. Both directories must contain the same command/*.md set for the transition window.

ANTI-PATTERNS

Never add a skill to .opencode/ that does not also exist in .agents/.
Never let the 5 shared skills drift. CI should eventually enforce byte equality; for now, manual diligence.
Never delete .opencode/ until the multi-harness refactor lands.

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