Personal Skills for opencode

Ready-to-use opencode agent skills (playbooks) for system setup, desktop customization, and automation on Linux. Copy a skill, run it on a new machine, get the same polished result.

What is this?

Each skill is a markdown file (.opencode/agent/<name>.md) containing step-by-step instructions, verified commands, backup/rollback procedures, and troubleshooting checklists. opencode loads them as subagents that execute the full playbook autonomously.

Currently included: 1 skill — cyberpunk KDE Plasma customization (with Conky system monitor).

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Skills

cyberpunk-kde — Neon Cyberpunk KDE Plasma Customization

Transforms a stock KDE Plasma 5.27 (X11) desktop on Ubuntu 24.04 into a cyberpunk-themed workspace with neon accents (#00ffcc).

What it does:

• 🖼️ Wallpaper rotation every 10 min (systemd timer)
• 🍔 Custom Kickoff icon and compact menu
• 🎨 Kvantum widget theme "Cyberpunk" (dark navy + neon)
• 💠 Plasma-wide accent color
• 🪟 Neon window frame borders (Aurorae)
• 💻 Neon PS1 prompt in Konsole with git status
• 🔒 Lock screen: cyber wallpaper + glowing clock
• 🔑 SDDM login screen: neon theme + anonymous avatar
• 📊 Conky system monitor: CPU/GPU temps, VRAM, disk/network graphs, Docker, color-coded load
• 🛠️ Panel widget deduplication, rollback procedures, verification checklists

File: .opencode/agent/cyberpunk-kde.md

Screenshots

Desktop	SDDM Login	Lock Screen	Conky Monitor

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How to use

Install

Skills work in any project or globally on any machine with opencode installed.

Globally (recommended):

mkdir -p ~/.opencode/agent
cp .opencode/agent/*.md ~/.opencode/agent/

Per-project (local): Keep files in .opencode/agent/ inside your repository.

Run

1. Copy skill files (see above)
2. Restart opencode
3. Ask in chat: "Apply cyberpunk KDE customization from the playbook"

The agent executes everything autonomously: audit → apply changes one by one with verification → backups → rollback on issues → final report. It warns before any reboot or session restart (SDDM, KWin).

Requirements

• Ubuntu 24.04 (tested), KDE Plasma 5.27, X11
• opencode installed
• sudo access
• For full visual results, asset files (wallpapers, icons, themes) are created/repainted from defaults; custom assets can be placed in ~/Pictures/Wallpapers/Cyberpunk/ and ~/.local/share/ per playbook paths.

Tips

• Partial application: Say "only do SDDM and avatar" — the agent runs only that section.
• Safe preview: Agent creates backups and can roll back; it asks when uncertain.

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Adding new skills

1. Create .opencode/agent/<name>.md with frontmatter:

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   description: when to trigger this skill
   mode: subagent
   permission:
     edit: allow
     bash: allow
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2. Write instructions (verified commands, rollback procedures, checklists)
3. Add an entry to the Skills section in this README
4. Commit and push — on new machines, just git clone --depth=1 + copy to ~/.opencode/agent/

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Repository structure

personal-skills/
├── README.md
├── assets/                  # screenshots
└── .opencode/
    └── agent/               # opencode skills
        └── cyberpunk-kde.md

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License

Personal project. Copy, adapt, share.