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Desktop app shows all skills in the / command menu - unlike terminal TUI #41643
In the desktop app (@opencode-aidesktop, v1.18.16), pressing / shows every registered skill as a command (e.g. /using-godot-prompter, each with a Skill badge). The terminal TUI already filters these out, so this is a desktop-only behavior.
Expected behavior
Skills should not appear in the / command menu - they are meant to be invoked by the agent via the native skill tool, not manually by the user. This matches the terminal TUI behavior.
How to reproduce
Install any plugin that registers skills (e.g. via skills.paths or a plugin's config hook)
Open the desktop app and press /
See all skills listed as commands with a Skill badge
Evidence / investigation
The terminal TUI explicitly skips skill commands in the autocomplete menu: packages/tui/src/component/prompt/autocomplete.tsx - if (serverCommand.source === skill) continue;
In the desktop app's bundle, the v1 legacy path contains a commented-out filter (// source: command.source === skill ? undefined : command.source), suggesting the intent existed but was not enabled.
The permission.skill mechanism only offers allow/ask/deny; deny also hides skills from the agent, so there is no way to hide them from the menu while keeping them available to the agent.
No config option (in opencode.json schema) controls skill visibility in the desktop command menu.
Suggested fix
Apply the same source === skill filter to the desktop app's command list loading (the api.list() path), mirroring the terminal TUI. Skills would remain discoverable/invocable by the agent via the skill tool; they would simply not clutter the user-facing / menu.
Activity
github-actions commentedon Aug 11, 2026
This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:
/autocomplete menu instead of being filtered out, same expected behavior (skills should not be user-visible in the command menu)github-actions commentedon Oct 11, 2026
To stay organized issues are automatically closed after 60 days of no activity. If the issue is still relevant please open a new one.