Install the SkillForge OpenCode skill into your project.
Security note: Review remote install scripts before piping them into a shell.
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/schizo16/opencode-skillforge/main/install.sh | bashSet-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Force; iex (Invoke-RestMethod -Uri 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/schizo16/opencode-skillforge/main/install.ps1')Note: This installs the SkillForge skill only. Generated example skills such as responsive-a11y-review and ai-claim-audit are not installed; they are examples created by SkillForge.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/schizo16/opencode-skillforge.git /tmp/skillforge- Copy the skill folder into your project:
# POSIX (macOS/Linux)
cp -r /tmp/skillforge/.opencode/skills/skillforge .opencode/skills/skillforge# Windows PowerShell
Copy-Item -Recurse -Path /tmp/skillforge/.opencode/skills/skillforge -Destination .opencode/skills/skillforge- Clean up:
rm -rf /tmp/skillforge-
Confirm install — check that
.opencode/skills/skillforge/SKILL.mdexists in your project. -
Test the workflow — run this prompt in OpenCode:
"Use the SkillForge skill. Make a skill that reviews frontend code. Do not create files yet."
Expected first output:
- Skill Intent Analysis
- Existing Skill Check
- Blocking / Configuration Questions
The agent should not immediately generate skill files. If it produces a spec or files, SkillForge is not active.
Remove the skill folder:
rm -rf .opencode/skills/skillforgeRemove-Item -Recurse -Path .opencode/skills/skillforge