docs: switch to built-in /plugin marketplace add and drop install.sh#5
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This brings the install flow into parity with openai/codex-plugin-cc, which uses Claude Code's built-in /plugin marketplace add and /plugin install slash commands instead of a hand-rolled curl-pipe-bash script. The .claude-plugin/marketplace.json that Claude Code needs has been in place all along (we inherited it from upstream), so no extra plumbing is required. Changes: * Delete install.sh entirely (parity with codex-plugin-cc, one less file to keep in sync with the marketplace contract). * .claude-plugin/marketplace.json: rename slug from tasict-opencode-plugin-cc to johnnyvicious-opencode-plugin-cc and update the owner.name to JohnnyVicious. The slug is the key /plugin install resolves against, so it must match the new fork. * README.md install section: replace the curl|bash one-liner with /plugin marketplace add JohnnyVicious/opencode-plugin-cc followed by /plugin install opencode@johnnyvicious-opencode-plugin-cc, then /reload-plugins and /opencode:setup. Same shape as codex's README. * README.md uninstall section: point at the new slug, with a one-line migration note for users moving from the upstream tasict install. * README.md troubleshooting: drop the "Install script fails to clone" block (script is gone) and rewrite "Plugin not loading" to use the new built-in commands. * README.md project structure tree: drop install.sh, add .github/workflows/ci.yml. The Apache License 2.0 attribution to tasict/opencode-plugin-cc in the README's "Personal copy" admonition stays — it's required by §4(b) and §4(c) and remains accurate.
The @opencode-ai npm scope is owned by upstream OpenCode, so the package name @opencode-ai/opencode-plugin-cc would be unpublishable under our control even if we ever wanted to push to npm. Renaming to @JohnnyVicious matches the rest of the fork-reference cleanup in this PR (marketplace slug, README install commands, marketplace.json owner). The package is `private: true` so this is metadata-only — no actual publishing happens. Lockfile regenerated via `npm install` to keep the recorded name in sync.
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Summary
Brings the install flow into parity with openai/codex-plugin-cc: instead of a hand-rolled curl-pipe-bash script, use Claude Code's built-in
/plugin marketplace addand/plugin installslash commands. The.claude-plugin/marketplace.jsonClaude Code needs has been in the repo all along (we inherited it from upstream), so no extra plumbing is required.Changes
install.shentirely. Parity with codex-plugin-cc and one less file to keep in sync with the marketplace contract..claude-plugin/marketplace.json: rename slug fromtasict-opencode-plugin-cctojohnnyvicious-opencode-plugin-ccand updateowner.nametoJohnnyVicious. The slug is the key/plugin installresolves against.README.mdinstall section: replace the curl-pipe-bash one-liner with the codex-style three-step flow:README.mduninstall: point at the new slug, with a one-line migration note for users moving from the upstreamtasictinstall.README.mdtroubleshooting: drop the "Install script fails to clone" block (script is gone) and rewrite "Plugin not loading" to use the new built-in commands.README.mdproject structure tree: dropinstall.sh, add.github/workflows/ci.yml.The Apache 2.0 attribution to
tasict/opencode-plugin-ccin the README's "Personal copy" admonition stays — it's required by §4(b) and §4(c) and remains accurate.Migration impact for the maintainer
Your existing local install is registered under the old slug (
tasict-opencode-plugin-cc). After this PR merges, run once:That migration step is also documented as a callout in the README.
Test plan
npm test— all 57 tests still pass (README/marketplace.json don't affect tests, but verified for safety)tasictreferences ininstall.sh(file is deleted) and only the intentional 3 inREADME.md(Apache attribution + migration note)Out of scope (follow-up)
The "Slash Commands" section of the README (lines 99-105) still describes pre-fix flag support and doesn't mention
--modelor--pr. Worth a separate quick PR to bring that section in line with the actual command markdown frontmatter.