Free
Four skills, written by hand.
None of them delete anything without you saying so.
by LegendaryBroker
Before you start
- macOS or Linux — open the terminal, that's it.
- Windows — use WSL, which is what OpenCode recommends.
- After that — you need to create an account at opencode.ai and paste a key. It's the one step that isn't a click, and OpenCode does it, not me.
- Already have OpenCode? The script does not update it or reinstall it.
Install
One command and you're done: it installs OpenCode and gets the four skills ready to use.
In the terminal recommended
macOS or Linux: paste this and hit Enter. On Windows, inside WSL.
curl -fsSL https://legendarybroker.cl/iniciar/install | bash
Then type opencode and you're in.
Prefer the desktop app?
OpenCode also ships a desktop app. Run the command above, then grab the app from the official page.
opencode.ai/docs has the download for macOS, Windows and Linux. The skills are on your machine either way.
The four skills
Four skills. You type usa empezar (that's the skill's name), it asks what you want to do, and that's it.
Questions
- Does it cost money?
- No. The space-bunny-free model is free and OpenCode pays for it. If you see a charge, it isn't coming from this page.
- Do I have to sign up?
- Yes, and it's not optional: without an account there's no key and the model won't run. I'm telling you before you install anything, because this is the step where most people stop.
- What about billing details?
- When you create the account at opencode.ai, OpenCode asks you to add billing details. That screen is theirs and I can't see it without an account, so check it yourself before you continue. The model itself costs nothing.
- What happens to my data?
- Your files don't leave your machine. The text you write does travel to whichever model you're using.
- Windows?
- Use WSL. OpenCode itself recommends it.
- How do I uninstall it?
- Delete the app from Applications and the skills folder. That covers it. The line it adds to your config is harmless, but there's a full removal below too.
See the full removal
rm -rf ~/.config/opencode/skills/{empezar,escribir,ordenar,consultar}
rm -rf /Applications/OpenCode.app
# and in ~/.zshrc, delete the line: export PATH="$HOME/.opencode/bin:$PATH"