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This skill provides a complete step-by-step guide for developers to add support for a new AI editor format (like OpenCode or Cursor) to the PRPM system. It covers the full implementation process across types, converters, schemas, CLI, webapp, and testing. Use this when you need to integrate a new AI format into PRPM following the established OpenCode integration pattern.

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Adding a New AI Format to PRPM

Complete process for adding support for a new AI editor format (like OpenCode, Cursor, Claude, etc.) to PRPM.

Overview

This skill documents the systematic process for adding a new AI format to PRPM, based on the OpenCode integration. Follow these steps in order to ensure complete integration across all packages.

Prerequisites

  • Format documentation (understand file structure, frontmatter, directory conventions)
  • Example files from the format
  • Understanding of format-specific features (tools, agents, commands, etc.)

Step 1: Types Package (packages/types/)

File: src/package.ts

Add the format to the Format type and FORMATS array:

export type Format =
  | 'cursor'
  | 'claude'
  | 'continue'
  | 'windsurf'
  | 'copilot'
  | 'kiro'
  | 'agents.md'
  | 'gemini.md'
  | 'claude.md'
  | 'gemini'
  | 'opencode'  // Add new format here
  | 'ruler'
  | 'generic'
  | 'mcp';

export const FORMATS: readonly Format[] = [
  'cursor',
  'claude',
  // ... other formats
  'opencode',  // Add here too
  'ruler',
  'generic',
  'mcp',
] as const;

Build and verify:

npm run build --workspace=@pr-pm/types

Step 2: Converters Package - Schema (packages/converters/schemas/)

Create JSON schema file: {format}.schema.json

Example structure:

{
  "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#",
  "$id": "https://registry.prpm.dev/api/v1/schemas/opencode.json",
  "title": "OpenCode Agent Format",
  "description": "JSON Schema for OpenCode Agents",
  "type": "object",
  "required": ["frontmatter", "content"],
  "properties": {
    "frontmatter": {
      "type": "object",
      "required": ["description"],
      "properties": {
        "description": { "type": "string" },
        // Format-specific fields
      },
      "additionalProperties": false
    },
    "content": {
      "type": "string",
      "description": "Body content as markdown"
    }
  }
}

CRITICAL Schema Requirements:

  • $id must use new URL pattern: https://registry.prpm.dev/api/v1/schemas/{format}.json for base schemas
  • For subtypes: https://registry.prpm.dev/api/v1/schemas/{format}/{subtype}.json
  • Add "additionalProperties": false to frontmatter object to catch invalid fields
  • String fields requiring slugs (like name) should use pattern: "pattern": "^[a-z0-9-]+$"

If the format has subtypes (like Claude with agents/skills/commands), create separate schema files:

  • {format}-agent.schema.json
  • {format}-skill.schema.json
  • {format}-slash-command.schema.json
  • etc.

IMPORTANT: When creating subtype schemas, you MUST update the validation logic to map them.

Step 3: Converters Package - Format Documentation (packages/converters/docs/)

CRITICAL: Create comprehensive format documentation file: {format}.md

This documentation serves as the source of truth for:

  • Package authors creating packages in this format
  • PRPM contributors implementing converters
  • Users understanding format capabilities and limitations

Required sections:

# {Format Name} Format Specification

**File Locations:**
- {Type 1}: `{path}`
- {Type 2}: `{path}`

**Format:** {Markdown/JSON/etc.} with {YAML frontmatter/etc.}
**Official Docs:** {link to official documentation}

## Overview

Brief description of the format and its purpose.

## Frontmatter Fields

### Required Fields

- **`field-name`** (type): Description

### Optional Fields

- **`field-name`** (type): Description

## Content Format

Describe the body/content structure.

## Best Practices

1. Practice 1
2. Practice 2

## Conversion Notes

### From {Format} to Canonical

How the converter parses this format.

### From Canonical to {Format}

How the converter generates this format.

## Limitations

- Limitation 1
- Limitation 2

## Examples

### Example 1

```markdown
{example content}

Related Documentation

Changelog

  • {Date}: Initial format support

**Add to README.md**:

1. **Format Matrix table**: Add row(s) with subtypes, official docs, and OpenCode docs links
2. **Available Formats table**: Add row with link to your new `.md` file
3. **Schema Validation section**: Add schema filename(s) to appropriate list
4. **Frontmatter Support table**: Add row with frontmatter requirements
5. **File Organization table**: Add row with file paths and structure

See `packages/converters/docs/README.md` for examples of how other formats are documented.

## Step 4: Converters Package - Canonical Types

**File**: `packages/converters/src/types/canonical.ts`

### 3a. Add format to CanonicalPackage.format union:

```typescript
format: 'cursor' | 'claude' | ... | 'opencode' | 'ruler' | 'generic' | 'mcp';

3b. Add format-specific metadata (if needed):

// In CanonicalPackage.metadata
metadata?: {
  // ... existing configs
  opencode?: {
    mode?: 'subagent' | 'primary' | 'all';
    model?: string;
    temperature?: number;
    permission?: Record<string, any>;
    disable?: boolean;
  };
};

3c. Add to MetadataSection.data (if storing format-specific data):

export interface MetadataSection {
  type: 'metadata';
  data: {
    title: string;
    description: string;
    // ... existing fields
    opencode?: {
      // Same structure as above
    };
  };
}

3d. Add to formatScores and sourceFormat:

formatScores?: {
  cursor?: number;
  // ... others
  opencode?: number;
};

sourceFormat?: 'cursor' | 'claude' | ... | 'opencode' | ... | 'generic';

Step 5: Converters Package - From Converter

File: packages/converters/src/from-{format}.ts

Create converter that parses format β†’ canonical:

import type {
  CanonicalPackage,
  PackageMetadata,
  Section,
  MetadataSection,
  ToolsSection,
} from './types/canonical.js';
import { setTaxonomy } from './taxonomy-utils.js';
import yaml from 'js-yaml';  // If using YAML frontmatter

// Define format-specific interfaces
interface FormatFrontmatter {
  // Format-specific frontmatter structure
}

// Parse frontmatter if needed
function parseFrontmatter(content: string): {
  frontmatter: Record<string, any>;
  body: string
} {
  const match = content.match(/^---\n([\s\S]*?)\n---\n([\s\S]*)$/);
  if (!match) {
    return { frontmatter: {}, body: content };
  }

  const frontmatter = yaml.load(match[1]) as Record<string, any>;
  const body = match[2];

  return { frontmatter, body };
}

export function fromFormat(
  content: string,
  metadata: Partial<PackageMetadata> & Pick<PackageMetadata, 'id' | 'name' | 'version' | 'author'>
): CanonicalPackage {
  const { frontmatter, body } = parseFrontmatter(content);
  const fm = frontmatter as FormatFrontmatter;

  const sections: Section[] = [];

  // 1. Create metadata section
  const metadataSection: MetadataSection = {
    type: 'metadata',
    data: {
      title: metadata.name || metadata.id,
      description: fm.description || metadata.description || '',
      version: metadata.version || '1.0.0',
      author: metadata.author,
    },
  };

  // Store format-specific data for roundtrip
  if (/* has format-specific fields */) {
    metadataSection.data.formatName = {
      // Format-specific data
    };
  }

  sections.push(metadataSection);

  // 2. Extract tools (if applicable)
  if (fm.tools) {
    const enabledTools = Object.entries(fm.tools)
      .filter(([_, enabled]) => enabled === true)
      .map(([tool, _]) => {
        // Normalize tool names to canonical format
        return normalizeToolName(tool);
      });

    if (enabledTools.length > 0) {
      sections.push({
        type: 'tools',
        tools: enabledTools,
      });
    }
  }

  // 3. Add body as instructions
  if (body.trim()) {
    sections.push({
      type: 'instructions',
      title: 'Instructions',
      content: body.trim(),
    });
  }

  // 4. Build canonical package
  const canonicalContent: CanonicalPackage['content'] = {
    format: 'canonical',
    version: '1.0',
    sections
  };

  const pkg: CanonicalPackage = {
    ...metadata,
    id: metadata.id,
    name: metadata.name || metadata.id,
    version: metadata.version,
    author: metadata.author,
    description: metadata.description || fm.description || '',
    tags: metadata.tags || [],
    format: 'formatname',
    subtype: 'agent', // Or detect from content
    content: canonicalContent,
  };

  setTaxonomy(pkg, 'formatname', 'agent');
  return pkg;
}

Key points:

  • Import yaml if format uses YAML frontmatter
  • Extract all format-specific metadata for roundtrip conversion
  • Normalize tool names to canonical format (Write, Edit, Bash, etc.)
  • Always include format: 'canonical' and version: '1.0' in content
  • InstructionsSection requires title field
  • Call setTaxonomy() before returning

Step 6: Converters Package - To Converter

File: packages/converters/src/to-{format}.ts

Create converter that converts canonical β†’ format:

import type {
  CanonicalPackage,
  ConversionResult,
} from './types/canonical.js';
import yaml from 'js-yaml';

export function toFormat(pkg: CanonicalPackage): ConversionResult {
  const warnings: string[] = [];
  let qualityScore = 100;

  try {
    const content = convertContent(pkg, warnings);

    const lossyConversion = warnings.some(w =>
      w.includes('not supported') || w.includes('skipped')
    );

    if (lossyConversion) {
      qualityScore -= 10;
    }

    return {
      content,
      format: 'formatname',
      warnings: warnings.length > 0 ? warnings : undefined,
      lossyConversion,
      qualityScore,
    };
  } catch (error) {
    warnings.push(`Conversion error: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`);
    return {
      content: '',
      format: 'formatname',
      warnings,
      lossyConversion: true,
      qualityScore: 0,
    };
  }
}

function convertContent(pkg: CanonicalPackage, warnings: string[]): string {
  const lines: string[] = [];

  // Extract sections
  const metadata = pkg.content.sections.find(s => s.type === 'metadata');
  const tools = pkg.content.sections.find(s => s.type === 'tools');
  const instructions = pkg.content.sections.find(s => s.type === 'instructions');

  // Build frontmatter
  const frontmatter: Record<string, any> = {};

  if (metadata?.type === 'metadata') {
    frontmatter.description = metadata.data.description;
  }

  // Restore format-specific metadata (for roundtrip)
  const formatData = metadata?.type === 'metadata' ? metadata.data.formatName : undefined;
  if (formatData) {
    Object.assign(frontmatter, formatData);
  }

  // Convert tools
  if (tools?.type === 'tools' && tools.tools.length > 0) {
    frontmatter.tools = convertToolsToFormatStructure(tools.tools);
  }

  // Generate YAML frontmatter (if applicable)
  lines.push('---');
  lines.push(yaml.dump(frontmatter, { indent: 2, lineWidth: -1 }).trim());
  lines.push('---');
  lines.push('');

  // Add body content
  if (instructions?.type === 'instructions') {
    lines.push(instructions.content);
  }

  return lines.join('\n').trim() + '\n';
}

Section type handling:

  • PersonaSection: section.data.role (NOT section.content)
  • RulesSection: section.items (NOT section.rules), each item has rule.content
  • InstructionsSection: section.content and section.title
  • ExamplesSection: section.examples array with description and code

Step 7: Converters Package - Exports and Validation

File: packages/converters/src/index.ts

Add to exports:

// From converters
export { fromFormat } from './from-format.js';

// To converters
export { toFormat } from './to-format.js';

File: packages/converters/src/validation.ts

7a. Add to FormatType:

export type FormatType =
  | 'cursor'
  | 'claude'
  // ... others
  | 'opencode'
  | 'canonical';

7b. Add to base schema map:

const schemaMap: Record<FormatType, string> = {
  'cursor': 'cursor.schema.json',
  // ... others
  'opencode': 'opencode.schema.json',
  'canonical': 'canonical.schema.json',
};

7c. CRITICAL: Add subtype schemas to subtypeSchemaMap:

const subtypeSchemaMap: Record<string, string> = {
  'claude:agent': 'claude-agent.schema.json',
  'claude:skill': 'claude-skill.schema.json',
  'claude:slash-command': 'claude-slash-command.schema.json',
  'claude:hook': 'claude-hook.schema.json',
  'cursor:slash-command': 'cursor-command.schema.json',
  'kiro:hook': 'kiro-hooks.schema.json',
  'kiro:agent': 'kiro-agent.schema.json',
  'droid:skill': 'droid-skill.schema.json',
  'droid:slash-command': 'droid-slash-command.schema.json',
  'droid:hook': 'droid-hook.schema.json',
  'opencode:slash-command': 'opencode-slash-command.schema.json',  // Add your subtypes here
};

Why this matters: Without adding subtypes to subtypeSchemaMap, validation will fall back to the base format schema and won't validate subtype-specific fields. This causes validation to fail or pass incorrectly.

File: packages/converters/src/taxonomy-utils.ts

Add to Format type:

export type Format = 'cursor' | 'claude' | ... | 'opencode' | ... | 'mcp';

Add to normalizeFormat:

export function normalizeFormat(sourceFormat: string): Format {
  const normalized = sourceFormat.toLowerCase();

  if (normalized.includes('cursor')) return 'cursor';
  // ... others
  if (normalized.includes('opencode')) return 'opencode';

  return 'generic';
}

Build converters:

npm run build --workspace=@pr-pm/converters

Step 8: CLI Package - Filesystem

File: packages/cli/src/core/filesystem.ts

7a. Add to getDestinationDir:

export function getDestinationDir(format: Format, subtype: Subtype, name?: string): string {
  const packageName = stripAuthorNamespace(name);

  switch (format) {
    // ... existing cases

    case 'opencode':
      // OpenCode supports agents, slash commands, and custom tools
      // Agents: .opencode/agent/*.md
      // Commands: .opencode/command/*.md
      // Tools: .opencode/tool/*.ts or *.js
      if (subtype === 'agent') return '.opencode/agent';
      if (subtype === 'slash-command') return '.opencode/command';
      if (subtype === 'tool') return '.opencode/tool';
      return '.opencode/agent';  // Default

    // ... rest
  }
}

7b. Add to autoDetectFormat:

const formatDirs: Array<{ format: Format; dir: string }> = [
  { format: 'cursor', dir: '.cursor' },
  // ... others
  { format: 'opencode', dir: '.opencode' },
  { format: 'agents.md', dir: '.agents' },
];

Step 9: CLI Package - Format Mappings

Files: packages/cli/src/commands/search.ts and packages/cli/src/commands/install.ts

Add to both files:

8a. formatIcons:

const formatIcons: Record<Format, string> = {
  'claude': 'πŸ€–',
  'cursor': 'πŸ“‹',
  // ... others
  'opencode': '⚑',  // Choose appropriate emoji
  'gemini.md': '✨',  // Don't forget format aliases
  'claude.md': 'πŸ€–',
  'ruler': 'πŸ“',
  'generic': 'πŸ“¦',
};

8b. formatLabels:

const formatLabels: Record<Format, string> = {
  'claude': 'Claude',
  'cursor': 'Cursor',
  // ... others
  'opencode': 'OpenCode',
  'gemini.md': 'Gemini',  // Format aliases
  'claude.md': 'Claude',
  'ruler': 'Ruler',
  'generic': '',
};

Step 10: Webapp - Format Subtypes and Filter Dropdown

File: packages/webapp/src/app/(app)/search/SearchClient.tsx

9a. Add to FORMAT_SUBTYPES:

const FORMAT_SUBTYPES: Record<Format, Subtype[]> = {
  'cursor': ['rule', 'agent', 'slash-command', 'tool'],
  'claude': ['skill', 'agent', 'slash-command', 'tool', 'hook'],
  'claude.md': ['agent'],  // Format aliases
  'gemini.md': ['slash-command'],
  // ... others
  'opencode': ['agent', 'slash-command', 'tool'],  // List all supported subtypes
  'ruler': ['rule', 'agent', 'tool'],
  'generic': ['rule', 'agent', 'skill', 'slash-command', 'tool', 'chatmode', 'hook'],
};

9b. Add to format filter dropdown (around line 1195):

<select
  value={selectedFormat}
  onChange={(e) => setSelectedFormat(e.target.value as Format | '')}
  className="w-full px-3 py-2 bg-prpm-dark border border-prpm-border rounded text-white focus:outline-none focus:border-prpm-accent"
>
  <option value="">All Formats</option>
  <option value="cursor">Cursor</option>
  <option value="claude">Claude</option>
  <option value="continue">Continue</option>
  <option value="windsurf">Windsurf</option>
  <option value="copilot">GitHub Copilot</option>
  <option value="kiro">Kiro</option>
  <option value="gemini">Gemini CLI</option>
  <option value="droid">Droid</option>
  <option value="opencode">OpenCode</option>  {/* Add your format here */}
  <option value="mcp">MCP</option>
  <option value="agents.md">Agents.md</option>
  <option value="generic">Generic</option>
</select>

9c. Add compatibility info section (after the dropdown):

{selectedFormat === 'opencode' && (
  <div className="mt-3 p-3 bg-gray-500/10 border border-gray-500/30 rounded-lg">
    <p className="text-xs text-gray-400">
      Tool-specific format for <strong>OpenCode AI</strong>
    </p>
  </div>
)}

Step 11: Registry - Fastify Route Schemas

CRITICAL: Add the format to all Fastify route validation schemas to prevent 400 errors.

10a. File: packages/registry/src/routes/download.ts

Add to format enum in schema (2-3 places):

// Download route schema (line ~46)
format: {
  type: 'string',
  enum: ['cursor', 'claude', 'continue', 'windsurf', 'copilot', 'kiro', 'ruler', 'agents.md', 'gemini', 'droid', 'opencode', 'generic'],
  description: 'Target format for conversion (optional)',
},

// Compatibility check route schema (lines ~201, 205)
from: {
  type: 'string',
  enum: ['cursor', 'claude', 'continue', 'windsurf', 'copilot', 'kiro', 'ruler', 'agents.md', 'gemini', 'droid', 'opencode', 'generic'],
},
to: {
  type: 'string',
  enum: ['cursor', 'claude', 'continue', 'windsurf', 'copilot', 'kiro', 'ruler', 'agents.md', 'gemini', 'droid', 'opencode', 'generic'],
},

10b. File: packages/registry/src/routes/search.ts

Add to FORMAT_ENUM constant (line ~12):

const FORMAT_ENUM = ['cursor', 'claude', 'continue', 'windsurf', 'copilot', 'kiro', 'agents.md', 'gemini', 'ruler', 'droid', 'opencode', 'generic', 'mcp'] as const;

10c. File: packages/registry/src/routes/analytics.ts

Add to both Zod schema and Fastify schema:

// Zod schema (line ~15)
const TrackDownloadSchema = z.object({
  packageId: z.string(),
  version: z.string().optional(),
  format: z.enum(['cursor', 'claude', 'continue', 'windsurf', 'copilot', 'kiro', 'agents.md', 'gemini', 'ruler', 'droid', 'opencode', 'generic', 'mcp']).optional(),
  client: z.enum(['cli', 'web', 'api']).optional(),
});

// Fastify schema (line ~45)
format: {
  type: 'string',
  enum: ['cursor', 'claude', 'continue', 'windsurf', 'copilot', 'kiro', 'agents.md', 'gemini', 'ruler', 'droid', 'opencode', 'generic', 'mcp'],
  description: 'Download format'
},

Why this matters: Without these additions, the registry will reject API requests with 400 validation errors when users try to download or filter by the new format.

Step 12: Testing and Validation

11a. Build types package first:

npm run build --workspace=@pr-pm/types

This is critical because other packages depend on the updated Format type.

11b. Build registry and webapp:

npm run build --workspace=@pr-pm/registry
npm run build --workspace=@pr-pm/webapp

11c. Run typecheck:

npm run typecheck

Fix any TypeScript errors:

  • Missing format in type unions
  • Format aliases ('gemini.md', 'claude.md')
  • Section structure (use correct field names)

11d. Build all packages:

npm run build

11e. Run converter tests:

npm test --workspace=@pr-pm/converters

11f. Create test fixtures (recommended):

// packages/converters/src/__tests__/to-opencode.test.ts
import { describe, it, expect } from 'vitest';
import { toOpencode } from '../to-opencode.js';
import { validateMarkdown } from '../validation.js';
import type { CanonicalPackage } from '../types/canonical.js';

describe('OpenCode Format', () => {
  it('should convert from OpenCode to canonical', () => {
    const opencodeContent = `---
description: Test agent
mode: subagent
---
Test instructions`;

    const result = fromOpencode(opencodeContent, {
      id: 'test',
      name: 'test',
      version: '1.0.0',
      author: 'test',
    });

    expect(result.format).toBe('opencode');
    expect(result.subtype).toBe('agent');
  });

  it('should convert canonical to OpenCode', () => {
    const canonical: CanonicalPackage = {
      // ... build test package
    };

    const result = toOpencode(canonical);
    expect(result.format).toBe('opencode');
    expect(result.content).toContain('---');
  });

  // CRITICAL: Add schema validation tests!
  describe('JSON Schema Validation', () => {
    it('should generate schema-compliant agent output', () => {
      const agentPackage: CanonicalPackage = {
        // ... build agent test package with subtype: 'agent'
      };

      const result = toOpencode(agentPackage);
      const validation = validateMarkdown('opencode', result.content, 'agent');

      if (!validation.valid) {
        console.error('Validation errors:', validation.errors);
      }

      expect(validation.valid).toBe(true);
      expect(validation.errors).toHaveLength(0);
    });
  });
});

Why Schema Validation Tests Matter:

  • Catch mismatches between converter implementation and schema
  • Ensure converters generate compliant output
  • Reveal missing required fields or incorrect field names
  • Example: We discovered Claude agent schema was missing required mode field via validation tests

Step 13: Additional Documentation

Beyond the format documentation created in Step 3:

  • User-facing: Add to Mintlify docs if the format needs special installation instructions
  • Internal: Add notes to docs/development/ if there are special considerations
  • Decision logs: Document any architectural decisions in docs/decisions/

Common Pitfalls

1. Missing Format Aliases

Formats like 'gemini.md' and 'claude.md' are aliases that MUST be included in all format mappings.

2. Incorrect Section Structure

  • PersonaSection uses data.role, not content
  • RulesSection uses items, not rules
  • InstructionsSection requires title field
  • Each Rule has content, not description

3. CanonicalContent Requirements

Must always include:

{
  format: 'canonical',
  version: '1.0',
  sections: [...]
}

4. setTaxonomy Signature

setTaxonomy(pkg, 'formatname', 'subtype');  // Returns void
return pkg;  // Return the package separately

5. Tool Name Normalization

Map format-specific tool names to canonical:

  • write β†’ Write
  • edit β†’ Edit
  • bash β†’ Bash

6. YAML Import

If using YAML frontmatter:

import yaml from 'js-yaml';  // Top-level import
// NOT: const yaml = await import('js-yaml');

Checklist

Before submitting:

Types Package:

  • Added format to types/src/package.ts (Format type and FORMATS array)
  • Built types package

Converters Package:

  • Created schema file(s) in converters/schemas/
  • If format has subtypes, created separate schema files for each subtype (e.g., {format}-agent.schema.json, {format}-slash-command.schema.json)
  • Created format documentation in converters/docs/{format}.md
  • Updated converters/docs/README.md (Format Matrix, Available Formats, Schema Validation, Frontmatter Support, File Organization tables)
  • Updated converters/src/types/canonical.ts (all 4 places: format union, metadata, MetadataSection.data, formatScores, sourceFormat)
  • Created from-{format}.ts converter
  • Created to-{format}.ts converter
  • Updated converters/src/index.ts exports
  • Updated converters/src/validation.ts (FormatType, schemaMap, and CRITICAL: subtypeSchemaMap for each subtype)
  • Updated converters/src/taxonomy-utils.ts (Format type and normalizeFormat)
  • Copied all schemas to packages/cli/dist/schemas/ for runtime use

CLI Package:

  • Updated cli/src/core/filesystem.ts (getDestinationDir and autoDetectFormat)
  • Updated cli/src/commands/search.ts (formatIcons and formatLabels, including aliases)
  • Updated cli/src/commands/install.ts (formatIcons and formatLabels, including aliases)

Webapp Package:

  • Updated webapp SearchClient.tsx (FORMAT_SUBTYPES, including aliases)
  • Added to format filter dropdown
  • Added compatibility info section

Registry Package:

  • Updated registry/src/routes/download.ts (format enum in 2-3 places)
  • Updated registry/src/routes/search.ts (FORMAT_ENUM constant)
  • Updated registry/src/routes/analytics.ts (Zod schema and Fastify schema)
  • Built registry package

Testing:

  • Ran typecheck successfully
  • Built all packages successfully
  • Wrote tests for converters
  • Documented the integration

Example: OpenCode Integration

See the following files for reference:

  • packages/converters/src/from-opencode.ts
  • packages/converters/src/to-opencode.ts
  • packages/converters/schemas/opencode.schema.json
  • Git commit history for the OpenCode integration PR

Summary

Adding a new format requires changes across 6 packages:

  1. types - Add to Format type (build first!)
  2. converters - Schema, from/to converters, canonical types, validation, taxonomy
  3. cli - Filesystem and format mappings
  4. webapp - Format subtypes, filter dropdown, compatibility info
  5. registry - Fastify route schemas (download, search, analytics)
  6. tests - Verify everything works

Build order matters: types β†’ converters β†’ cli β†’ webapp β†’ registry

Follow the steps systematically, use existing format implementations as reference, and always run typecheck and tests before submitting.

Quick Install

/plugin add https://github.com/pr-pm/prpm/tree/main/adding-new-ai-format

Copy and paste this command in Claude Code to install this skill

GitHub δ»“εΊ“

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