feat: Custom slash command #707
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hey i appreciate how much work you put into this and this is definitely a feature we want to ship. however given it's such a core feature we need to talk internally about its design and that impacts implementation i feel bad but i don't think it saves us too much time by merging this we are discussing it tomorrow and will ship this week |
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@thdxr Awesome, no worries, I just implemented this for myself and thought I could share it here. Can't wait for you to release this feature, looking forward to it |
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Based off Issues #299
Custom slash command feature
Commands location
Checks for the
commandsdirectory under OpenCode's configuration directory.~/.config/opencode/commands/Commands under project directory
$PWD/.opencode/commands/Usage
Should work exactly like Claude Code's Slash Command
/foo:bar:test-command $ARGUMENTSHere is a command file I used to test:
I don't have the
allowed-toolsfrontmatter setup, because I don't think it is needed? Correct me if I am wrong