**OpenCode Manager (ocm)** is a powerful, interactive CLI orchestrator for the OpenCode ecosystem. It helps you manage agent skills, autonomous agents, custom commands, and MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers with ease.
npm install @withabdul/ocmOpenCode Manager (ocm) is a powerful, interactive CLI orchestrator for the OpenCode ecosystem. It helps you manage agent skills, autonomous agents, custom commands, and MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers with ease.
Built for speed and flexibility, ocm supports both local project-based assets and global configurations.
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Install globally using Bun:
``bash`
bun add -g @withabdul/ocm
Manage your assets interactively:
`bashInstall a new skill
ocm skill install frontend-design
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📦 Key Features
- Multi-Scope Management: Choose between Local (
) or Global (~/.config/opencode/) installation.
- Interactive UI: Smart prompts for installation targets and asset cherry-picking.
- Auto-Fallback: list commands automatically check Local scope first and fallback to Global if empty.
- Asset Registry: Built-in resolution for core assets (skills, agents, commands).
- MCP Orchestration: Easily enable, disable, or list Model Context Protocol servers directly from your opencode.json.
- Validation-First: Built-in asset validation ensures all skills follow the OpenCode Standards.---
🛠️ Commands
| Command | Description |
| :--- | :--- |
|
ocm skill | Manage reusable behavior definitions |
| ocm agent | Manage autonomous agent definitions |
| ocm command | Manage custom CLI tool instructions |
| ocm mcp | Orchestrate Model Context Protocol servers |$3
- install : Download asset from registry.
- list: View installed assets (supports local/global fallback).
- remove [names...]: Delete assets (supports interactive cherry-pick).
- enable/disable : Toggle status (MCP only).---
🤝 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! If you want to add a new skill or feature:
1. Fork the repository.
2. Add your asset to
assets/skill/.
3. Run tests: bun test.
4. Submit a Pull Request.---
🗑️ Uninstall
To remove the CLI tool but keep your assets intact:
`bash
bun remove -g ocm
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