Has anyone attempted to get this working in opencode?

[zestysoft]

I've been trying various things to get this working in opencode without having to fork, and think I've made progress except it looks like some of the content in the md agent files are incompatible like the permissions section, and hard-coded model choices that may not be valid. Is this a fools errand?

[wallase16]

Why don't you want to fork, that's what I did and I am getting better result. Though still working through some compatibility issues but getting to learn a whole lot about opencode.

[zestysoft]

@danielmiessler mentioned he was going this route in one of his YT videos back in October I think. When I discovered this repo and saw there was no adoption I figured I'd ask -- maybe he tried and opencode just couldn't do what he needed.

[urbanofreitas]

For "egoistic" reasons for me, I'm paying for Gemini and Perplexity, it would be great this project be build in something totally open source, like OpenCode! I would like to bring my LLM API and use it ;)

I saw Langchain CLI tool, Deep Agents, supports natively Claude Skills.
So probably would be even more simple, to "build" KAI/PAI with it. Since it seems to be so much build on top of Claude Skills features.

Unfortunately I lack the skills and the time to build this.
Waiting for the community to create this version of KAI/PAI.

[danielmiessler]

You can just call those command-line tools inside of Skills and Agents. I do it all the time. It's natural integration. Daniel

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[downlz]

I was looking for an Open‑source implementation rather than Claude preferrably opencode. While Claude simplifies integration, I don't want to add another Claude subscription. Litellm provides a proxy for Claude‑code that lets you use Ollama, OpenRouter, or any LLM that follows the OpenAI API spec. Unfortunately, it fails with the latest Claude‑code, returning an “invalid API key” error. To solve this, I created a simple Python proxy server (https://github.com/downlz/openrouter-claude-proxy) that works flawlessly. With this proxy I no longer depend on Anthropic’s model and can run PAI on any preferred model running on OpenAI API specifications.

[fpr1m3]

Hey all! I've been working on this as well. Right now my system has a plugin that will make sure that it has the same raw_outputs that the claude code version does, but augment the opencode session storage as well. I'm still trying to make sure it all works, and then I'll open source. Right now the plugin I've got is using an experimental plugin hook to make sure the core skill is always part of the system prompt to keep it sticky. Hoping that experimental moves to standard. 🤞

Great news on the skill's front, now that it's an open standard, they're planning on adding it into the project as a first party thing in the near future: https://x.com/i/status/2001717794946031740 😃

[fpr1m3]

Quick reply, so I went ahead and pushed the plugin portion that basically implements most of the hooks (I haven't done the voice bits yet since I kinda counted that as a nice-to-have for me so far). You can find it here: https://github.com/fpr1m3/opencode-pai-plugin . Please feel free to fork and make it good! However it should go ahead and setup all of the directories and create at least a barebones core skill for you to use.