A few weeks ago I switched from Claude Code to OpenCode and ran into a small compatibility gap: most of Anthropic’s official Claude Code plugins do not transfer over directly. The issue is that a lot of their value lives in commands/ and agents/ , which are Claude-Code-specific formats. The portable piece is skills/ : markdown with YAML frontmatter and an instruction body, which OpenCode can read natively. So I converted command and sub-agent definitions from anthropics/claude-code/plugins/ , anthropics/skills , and anthropics/claude-code-security-review into the SKILL.md format. The result is OpenCode Power Pack : 11 skills for code review, security audits, feature development, frontend design, MCP server authoring, and AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md maintenance. Each skill is also available as a slash command ( /code-review , /security-review , etc.) with the full workflow inlined. This helps with local models like Qwen or Llama, which can sometimes echo meta-instructions instead of executing them. The programmatic skill loading via config.skills.paths.push() is adapted from Jesse Vincent’s obra/superpowers . I also expanded the review skills with more reviewer angles, a cross-check pass to challenge each finding, and required reproduction scenarios, since local models often move too quickly through review tasks. Repo: https://github.com/waybarrios/opencode-power-pack I’d love feedback, especially from people using OpenCode with local models or experimenting with portable agent skills. submitted by /u/waybarrios
Originally posted by u/waybarrios on r/ArtificialInteligence
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