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Without all the agentic coding platforms agreeing on a standard I really don't see the point in nit picking--.opencode/skill/ is identical to .opencode/skills/ in functionality and still only works for OpenCode. A shared path would be great; something like ~/.agents/skills/{opencode,antigravity,amp,cursor} but I doubt you'll get these different platforms to agree to that.
If anything both /skill and /skills should both be functional paths and it frankly fixes the issue outright.
I literally mentioned why its the odd man out. 5 big platforms have skills, only 1 has skill. Plus muscle-memory will make people create skills anyways & grammatically its also correct since you have multiple skills in that folder, not single.
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zQueal commentedon Jan 17, 2026
Without all the agentic coding platforms agreeing on a standard I really don't see the point in nit picking--
.opencode/skill/is identical to.opencode/skills/in functionality and still only works for OpenCode. A shared path would be great; something like~/.agents/skills/{opencode,antigravity,amp,cursor}but I doubt you'll get these different platforms to agree to that.If anything both
/skilland/skillsshould both be functional paths and it frankly fixes the issue outright.deadcoder0904 commentedon Jan 18, 2026
I literally mentioned why its the odd man out. 5 big platforms have
skills, only 1 hasskill. Plus muscle-memory will make people createskillsanyways & grammatically its also correct since you have multiple skills in that folder, not single.rekram1-node commentedon Jan 18, 2026
lol we accept the skills dir I already updated docs to state the plurals anyways they will publish later
213740671 commentedon Jan 21, 2026
In fact, it does not read the contents of the skills folder.(only skill)
deadcoder0904 commentedon Jan 21, 2026
Check if its your local folder rather than global.
deadcoder0904 commentedon Jan 21, 2026
Oh looks like #9819 mentions the same thing.