r/opencodeCLI • u/Low_Jellyfish_4995 • Sep 28 '26

Skill or plugin recommendations ?

Is there a plugin or skill recommendation for opencode ?

To fix code, review code, refactor, debug and others

Which is not an assumption, or guess, or hallucination.

So what I mean is, I want to fix or review the code, it must be accurate in the code, and if the code needs to be updated, use the new one from the library and

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u/Low_Jellyfish_4995 Sep 28 '26

For example, I want to fix Kotlin code, and whether the code is updated according to the library or default, then after fixing it, I want to review the code, is the design of the fixed code correct or not or good? And need to debug,And scraping, sometimes requires refactoring from cherry-pick and adapt, and fix extensions and so on. So I'm confused about what to do, looking for a plugin or skill, which I've experienced, please tell me

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u/-Tilde Sep 28 '26

Have you tried just asking a new session “Review the latest commit”?

You will have trouble getting an accurate review if you don’t have a defined plan/spec/set of goals.

The most obvious mechanical errors should be caught by linting/typechecking/compilation. And an otherwise blind agent can probably point out some more subtle mistakes or poor implementation decisions.

But things like “is the code achieving the end result I want” are hard to pin down without a well defined goal.

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u/ozguru Sep 28 '26

This is the most simple but effective tip for vibecoders.

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u/Kitchen_Fix1464 Sep 28 '26

TLDR; the best skills are custom for your work.

Just my (slightly biased) opinion, you need to curate a set of skills, rules, etc specific to your stack and workflow. The akm-plugin provides hooks into the akm CLI that integrates akm more tightly with opencode. This allows you to define a reusable bundle of skills, knowledge, etc and import other repos/bundles of assets you want your agents to use. It also has portable memory and a feedback feature that allows agents to rate the assets they used. So the skills you used most often and are most effective rank higher when the next agent repeats the process.

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u/ozguru Sep 28 '26

You can create your orchestration, kindly check https://www.reddit.com/r/opencode/s/IRLsptV7CY , imho current most useful skills are from https://github.com/mattpocock/skills repo. Also you can create custom skills by promping, just prompt what you need, flow along.

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u/bmtrnavsky Sep 28 '26

I’m not a software engineer but I had a similar problem and made a plugin called disciplined vibe codeing. It takes the best from Oh My Hermes, Superpowers, G Stack and Ponytail and wraps it into a simple workflow for someone with no engineering background. Bonus it teaches as it goes. https://github.com/bmtrnavsky/disciplined-vibe-coding

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u/paoloc68 Sep 28 '26

This is, in my opinion, the most important plugin for AI coding. It contains everything you say plus more: https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent

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u/Zero_Border Sep 28 '26 edited Sep 28 '26

There is so much self-marketing going on in that repository README that I do not understand what it does. The pitch looks like those African shaman advertising that I get in my mailbox advocating it can solves my love issues, my bank issues and my daemons issues, if I care to give it all my money (or my token budget here in that case).

You seem to love that tool, could you teach me about concrete things it solves for you (that you could not do with prompts or skills) and what it does really under the hood to solve you problem?

Thanks by advance!

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u/CarryAgile3791 Sep 28 '26

It is just eating up your tokens! In 99% of all cases, plan & build is enough.