OpenCode¶

OpenCode gets full learnship capabilities including real parallel subagents and the complete workflow suite.

Install¶

npx learnship --opencode --global

Installs to ~/.config/opencode/learnship/.

Invoke commands¶

All learnship workflows use the /learnship- prefix (hyphen, not colon):

/learnship-ls
/learnship-new-project
/learnship-discuss-phase 1
/learnship-plan-phase 1
/learnship-execute-phase 1
/learnship-verify-work 1
/learnship-quick "fix the login bug"
/learnship-help

Skills¶

Skills are installed as context files:

~/.config/opencode/learnship/skills/
├── agentic-learning/
│   ├── SKILL.md
│   └── references/
└── impeccable/
    ├── SKILL.md
    └── [21 sub-skills]/

Reference explicitly to invoke:

Use the agentic-learning skill: learn [topic]
Run the impeccable /audit skill on this component

Parallel subagents¶

OpenCode supports real parallel subagents. Enable:

.planning/config.json

{ "parallelization": true }

When enabled, execute-phase dispatches each plan in a wave to its own dedicated agent with a fresh context budget.

Capabilities¶

Feature	Status
Slash commands	✅ `/learnship-*` prefix
`@agentic-learning` skill	✅ Context file
`impeccable` skill suite	✅ Context file
Parallel subagents	✅ opt-in
Wave execution	✅ opt-in
Specialist agent pool	✅

Tip

Note the hyphen separator in OpenCode commands (/learnship-ls) vs the colon in Claude Code and Gemini CLI (/learnship:ls).

Tip

AGENTS.md is not auto-loaded on OpenCode the way it is on Windsurf or Claude Code. Run /new-project once per project — it generates an AGENTS.md at your project root. For subsequent sessions, OpenCode's agent will read it when the workflow commands explicitly reference it, but you can also add it to your OpenCode context manually for automatic loading.