opencode-personal-agent
Newopencode plugin: memory bootstrap, idle reflection, skill auto-promotion, and AGENTS.md learning loops via Joplin + pluggable memory backends.
Summary
This skill enhances Claude Code with persistent memory, idle reflection, and automated skill promotion.
- md, enabling the agent to remember past interactions, reflect during idle time, and autonomously promote relevant skills for better task execution.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/agentsAdd the configuration to .claude/agents/opencode-personal-agent.md
@opencode-personal-agentUse Cases
Usage Examples
/opencode-personal-agent bootstrap --project my-app
Reflect on today's coding session and update my AGENTS.md with new learnings.
Promote the 'react-component-generator' skill for my current React project.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is opencode-personal-agent?
This skill enhances Claude Code with persistent memory, idle reflection, and automated skill promotion. It uses Joplin and pluggable backends to maintain learning loops via AGENTS.md, enabling the agent to remember past interactions, reflect during idle time, and autonomously promote relevant skills for better task execution.
How to install opencode-personal-agent?
To install opencode-personal-agent: create the agents directory (mkdir -p .claude/agents), then add the config to .claude/agents/opencode-personal-agent.md. Finally, @opencode-personal-agent in Claude Code.
What is opencode-personal-agent best for?
opencode-personal-agent is a agent categorized under General. It is designed for: agent, plugin. Created by SasidharanGS.
What can I use opencode-personal-agent for?
opencode-personal-agent is useful for: Bootstrap a new project by recalling previous coding patterns and preferences from memory.; Automatically reflect on completed tasks during idle time to update AGENTS.md with new insights.; Promote relevant skills from a personal skill catalog when starting a new coding session.; Maintain a long-term learning loop that adapts the agent's behavior based on past successes and failures.; Integrate with Joplin to store and retrieve notes, code snippets, and project documentation.; Use pluggable memory backends (e.g., local files, database) to persist agent state across sessions..