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Adds opencode as a supported agent alongside Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Codex. - scripts/auth.py: add opencode to the _ALLOWED_AGENTS allowlist used for plugin attribution on outbound Dataverse requests. - scripts/install-opencode.py: new idempotent installer that copies the skills/dv-* folders and scripts/auth.py into an opencode-discoverable .claude/skills/ location, since opencode has no plugin marketplace for skill bundles (its own 'plugin' concept is for npm-based JS/TS hooks). - dv-connect/SKILL.md: route MCP_CLIENT_ID detection to mcp-configuration.md (removing a stale inline Claude/Copilot-only list that already missed Cursor/Codex), extend the MCP skip-conditions and agent enum to include opencode, and correct the 'Supported Agents' section to name all five agents. Net token count of the skill body drops (4996 -> ~4551 of the 5000 cap) despite the new coverage. - mcp-configuration.md: add a full opencode branch across steps 0 (tool/client-ID detection), 1 (config scope: project opencode.json vs global ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json), 2 (existing-server check), 5 (registration via the same stdio npx proxy pattern used by Cursor/Codex), 8 (confirmation + restart messaging), and 9 (troubleshooting). - README.md / CONTRIBUTING.md: document the opencode install path and local testing workflow. - Version bump 1.6.0 -> 1.7.0 (MINOR) across the 5 manifest files / 6 version fields per CLAUDE.md's semver rules (new agent capability). ## Summary This PR adds first-class opencode support to the Dataverse Skills plugin. Since opencode has no marketplace mechanism for skill bundles, installation is a documented script (scripts/install-opencode.py) that copies skill files into opencode's native .claude/skills/ discovery path. MCP server registration is handled by a new opencode branch in dv-connect's mcp-configuration.md reference, writing to opencode.json using the same stdio npx proxy pattern already used for Cursor and Codex.
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Summary
Adds opencode as a fifth supported agent alongside Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Codex. opencode has no plugin marketplace for skill bundles (its own
pluginconcept is for npm-based JS/TS hooks), but it natively auto-discovers skills placed under.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md. This PR wires up that discovery path plus MCP registration for opencode's own config format.Changes
scripts/auth.py: addopencodeto the_ALLOWED_AGENTSallowlist used for plugin attribution on outbound Dataverse requests.scripts/install-opencode.py(new): idempotent installer that copies theskills/dv-*folders andscripts/auth.pyinto an opencode-discoverable.claude/skills/location (project or--global), since there is no marketplace install path for opencode.dv-connect/SKILL.md: routeMCP_CLIENT_IDdetection tomcp-configuration.md(removing a stale inline Claude/Copilot-only list that had already drifted from Cursor/Codex support), extend MCP skip-conditions and the agent enum to include opencode, and correct the "Supported Agents" section to name all five agents. Net effect: the skill body token count actually drops (~4996 -> ~4551 of the 5,000-token cap) despite the added coverage.mcp-configuration.md: add a full opencode branch across steps 0 (tool/client-ID detection), 1 (config scope: projectopencode.jsonvs global~/.config/opencode/opencode.json), 2 (existing-server check), 5 (registration via the same stdionpxproxy pattern already used for Cursor/Codex), 8 (confirmation + restart messaging), and 9 (troubleshooting).README.md/CONTRIBUTING.md: document the opencode install path and local testing workflow.CLAUDE.md's semver rules (new agent capability, not a new skill directory).Why
opencode is gaining adoption and already ships built-in Claude Code compatibility (
.claude/skills,CLAUDE.mdfallback,OPENCODE_DISABLE_CLAUDE_CODE_SKILLSenv var), but this plugin had no install path or MCP wiring for it. Since opencode has no skill-bundle marketplace, the install story is a documented script rather than a one-line marketplace command — this PR makes that limitation explicit and gives users a supported path anyway.Testing
dv-connect/SKILL.mdwith the samecl100k_baseencoderstatic_checks.pyuses (body: 4,551 / 5,000 cap).1.7.0)._ALLOWED_SKILLS/_ALLOWED_AGENTSsync against actual skill directories.