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[FEATURE]: Add UI-based Agent Skills Installation for OpenCode Desktop #16012
I have verified this feature I'm about to request hasn't been suggested before.
Describe the enhancement you want to request
OpenCode Desktop currently lacks a user-friendly interface for installing and managing Agent Skills. This feature would greatly improve the user experience by allowing users to:
Browse available Agent Skills through a UI
Install/uninstall skills with one click
View skill descriptions, versions, and compatibility
Manage skill dependencies and configurations
Enable/disable skills without command-line knowledge
A built-in UI would make OpenCode Desktop more approachable and increase adoption.
This feature should integrate with the existing skill system and provide:
A skills marketplace or catalog view
One-click installation from the UI
Progress indicators and success/failure notifications
Skill management dashboard
Automatic dependency resolution
I believe this enhancement would significantly improve the desktop experience and align with OpenCode's goal of being user-friendly.
Automated issue cleanup: closing as duplicate of #28696.
We are consolidating marketplace/registry/package-distribution requests there so one master issue tracks discovery, install, update, trust, and management for plugins/extensions, agents, skills, MCPs, commands, and other shareable OpenCode ecosystem assets.
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xman2000 commentedon Mar 5, 2026
I have been working on this, submitting a PR today.
https://github.com/xman2000/opencode-macros
rekram1-node commentedon May 21, 2026
Automated issue cleanup: closing as duplicate of #28696.
We are consolidating marketplace/registry/package-distribution requests there so one master issue tracks discovery, install, update, trust, and management for plugins/extensions, agents, skills, MCPs, commands, and other shareable OpenCode ecosystem assets.