OpenCode Discord Thread

Use this skill when OpenClaw should hand a coding task to OpenCode, keep the OpenCode run model-compatible with Z.AI Coding Plan / GLM plans, and mirror exec...

This skill appears to do what it says (run OpenCode locally and mirror events into a Discord thread) and the included script is stdlib-only, but the skill manifest omits required environment variables. Before installing: (1) confirm the author/publisher and ask them to declare DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN (and any other required creds) in the manifest; (2) review the script (it runs 'opencode' and posts to Discord) and only provide a Discord bot token with the minimum permissions needed (send messages, create threads) — avoid granting admin or guild-level scopes; (3) ensure OpenCode is installed and authenticated separately (the script invokes the local binary and will use OpenCode’s provider credentials); (4) run the skill in a non-sensitive repository or sandbox initially to validate behavior; and (5) if you rely on implicit invocation, be aware the agent may call this skill automatically when it deems appropriate. If the publisher cannot justify the missing manifest env entries, treat the package as untrustworthy.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: opencode-discord-thread Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides a bridge between the OpenCode tool and Discord, allowing coding progress to be mirrored in a thread. The core script, `scripts/run_opencode_discord_bridge.py`, uses standard Python libraries to execute local commands via `subprocess` and interact with the official Discord API. The behavior is transparent, well-documented in `SKILL.md` and `references/opencode_discord_bridge.md`, and lacks any indicators of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or obfuscation.