Replace Bun.Glob usage with a new Glob utility wrapper around the npm 'glob' package.
This moves us off Bun-specific APIs toward standard Node.js compatible solutions.
Changes:
- Add new src/util/glob.ts utility module with scan(), scanSync(), and match()
- Default include option is 'file' (only returns files, not directories)
- Add symlink option (default: false) to control symlink following
- Migrate all 12 files using Bun.Glob to use the new Glob utility
- Add comprehensive tests for the glob utility
Breaking changes:
- Removed support for include: 'dir' option (use include: 'all' and filter manually)
- symlink now defaults to false (was true in most Bun.Glob usages)
Files migrated:
- src/util/log.ts
- src/util/filesystem.ts
- src/tool/truncation.ts
- src/session/instruction.ts
- src/storage/json-migration.ts
- src/storage/storage.ts
- src/project/project.ts
- src/cli/cmd/tui/context/theme.tsx
- src/config/config.ts
- src/tool/registry.ts
- src/skill/skill.ts
- src/file/ignore.ts
Implement the Agent Skills Discovery RFC to allow fetching skills from URLs:
- Add 'urls' field to config.skills for specifying skill registry URLs
- Create Discovery namespace in skill/discovery.ts with pull() function
- Download skills from /.well-known/skills/index.json endpoints
- Cache downloaded skills to ~/.cache/opencode/skills/
- Skip re-downloading existing files for efficiency
Users can now configure:
{
"skills": {
"urls": ["https://example.com/.well-known/skills/"]
}
}
Implements: https://github.com/cloudflare/agent-skills-discovery-rfc
Remove dynamic installation of built-in plugins. GitLab auth is now imported
directly as an internal plugin, eliminating network requests during startup
and simplifying the plugin loading logic.
Removes the need for test mocks since plugins are no longer
dynamically installed at runtime.
This ensures plugins install more reliably by writing dependencies directly
to package.json rather than relying on bun add commands which can fail
in certain environments. Also adds a small delay to ensure filesystem
operations complete before proceeding.
When opencode.json was missing a $schema, the config loader would add it
and write the file back - but with env variables like {env:API_KEY} replaced
with their actual secret values. This made it impossible to safely commit
opencode.json to version control.
Now the original config text is preserved when adding $schema, keeping
variable placeholders intact.
