Description
OpenCode Desktop currently lacks a user-friendly interface for installing and managing Agent Skills (like n8n-skills, etc.). 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
The current workflow requires manual installation via CLI or editing configuration files, which is not accessible to all users. 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.
Verification
I have verified that this issue exists by:
- Attempting to install n8n-skills manually
- Checking the current lack of UI for skill management
- Confirming the CLI-only workflow is not user-friendly for non-technical users
How to reproduce
- Open OpenCode Desktop
- Try to install a new Agent Skill
- Notice there is no UI option available
- Attempt manual installation via CLI or config files
- Experience the current friction points
Description
OpenCode Desktop currently lacks a user-friendly interface for installing and managing Agent Skills (like n8n-skills, etc.). This feature would greatly improve the user experience by allowing users to:
The current workflow requires manual installation via CLI or editing configuration files, which is not accessible to all users. A built-in UI would make OpenCode Desktop more approachable and increase adoption.
This feature should integrate with the existing skill system and provide:
I believe this enhancement would significantly improve the desktop experience and align with OpenCode's goal of being user-friendly.
Verification
I have verified that this issue exists by:
How to reproduce