feat: custom commands #133
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| @@ -56,6 +57,12 @@ func (p *chatPage) Update(msg tea.Msg) (tea.Model, tea.Cmd) { | |||
| if cmd != nil { | |||
| return p, cmd | |||
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| case dialog.CommandRunCustomMsg: | |||
| // Handle custom command execution | |||
| cmd := p.sendMessage(msg.Content) | |||
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We probably want to check if the agent is busy here before we send the message.
p.app.CoderAgent.IsBusy()
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If it's busy what should the behavior be?
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I guess just returning a warning should be fine right?
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I see you already did what I wanted to suggest 😂 awesome.
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@ezynda3 do you mind adding a section for this in the readme? |
Done! |
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| $HOME/.opencode/commands/ |
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I don't think the code is actually looking for this global dir? maybe I am missing something but I think this is a good idea to add.
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@kujtimiihoxha So it now looks in the global opencode config dir as well as the project level data dir and prefixes with either |
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checking this now.. sorry it took so long. |
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This is an awesome addition 🙌 just a couple of small things.
Maybe later we could make it possible to have multiple inputs and anything that starts with $ and is all upper case could be considered a variable... this way we could add many variables and not be limited to one.
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| // Load user commands from XDG_CONFIG_HOME/opencode/commands | ||
| xdgConfigHome := os.Getenv("XDG_CONFIG_HOME") |
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can we also make it possible to add commands in $HOME/.opencode/commands this way this behaves similar to the config path defaults.
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@kujtimiihoxha updated
Co-authored-by: Kujtim Hoxha <kujtimii.h@gmail.com>
Users can create custom commands by adding .md files to their configured
<data_dir>/commandsdir (default is.opencode/commands). They can then open the command dialog as normal withcttrl+kand select one of the custom commands.Custom commands are simply prompts and work similar to custom slash commands in Claude Code
ref: https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/agents-and-tools/claude-code/tutorials#create-custom-slash-commands
Addresses: #132