create-opencode-workspace

A CLI tool to quickly scaffold pre-configured OhMyOpenCode workspaces.

It provides pre-configured workspace templates including a Content Creator for multi-platform bilingual content and an Academic Researcher for end-to-end research lifecycle management, all natively leveraging OpenCode's Task(Category + Skills) architecture.

Usage

You can scaffold a new OpenCode workspace interactively using npx:

npx create-opencode-workspace

Follow the prompts:

1. Select the workspace template (e.g., content-creator, academic-researcher).
2. Enter your project name.

Once completed, navigate into your new project and start OpenCode!

cd my-opencode-workspace
opencode

Available Templates

1. Content Creator

A content generation matrix built entirely on OpenCode's native skills architecture. It supports generating core blog drafts, parallel repurposing to social media (Xiaohongshu, Twitter, WeChat, etc.), and running local SEO & Brand Voice audits via Python.

• /draft: Starts a long-form draft with proper domain voice routing.
• /repurpose: Concurrently converts the core blog into multiple social media formats.
• /audit: Runs local Python scripts for semantic SEO and tone checks.

2. Academic Researcher

A full-lifecycle academic research workspace built on OpenCode's native skills architecture. It covers idea generation, literature review, experiment planning, experiment execution, data analysis, and paper writing (Markdown + LaTeX). Includes automated novelty checking and citation validation via Python scripts.

• /ideate: Explores a research topic, collects literature, and generates research ideas.
• /review: Runs automated novelty and citation validation scripts (mandatory gate).
• /plan: Creates a structured experiment plan (models, datasets, metrics).
• /experiment: Generates and executes experiment scripts.
• /analyze: Analyzes results, producing REPORT.md + RESULTS.json per experiment.
• /write: Drafts paper sections with academic voice routing.
• /cite: Manages references and BibTeX entries.

Development

To test this CLI locally:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/create-opencode-workspace.git
cd create-opencode-workspace
npm install
npm start

License

MIT