Bug: Skills do not load at all

[peterwwillis]

Description

List all skills

> The user is asking me to list all skills. According to my system instructions under the skill tool description:

> "No skills are currently available."

> So I should simply state that there are no skills available.

No skills are currently available.

$ find .opencode

.opencode
.opencode/skills
.opencode/skills/add-pricing-provider
.opencode/skills/add-pricing-provider/SKILL.md

---
name: add-pricing-provider
description: >-
  Add a new AI provider's subscription plans to the project's pricing calculator.
  Fetches pricing pages, extracts plan details (cost, limit, limit type),
  and updates calculate.py, README.md, and ai_pricing_comparison.md.
license: MIT
compatibility: opencode
---

## What I do

Add a new AI provider's subscription pricing to this project by:

1. Fetching the provider's pricing page(s) using WebFetch
2. Extracting each plan's monthly cost, request limit, and limit type
3. Adding entries to `calculate.py` (subscription data), `README.md` (comparison table), and `ai_pricing_comparison.md` (detailed docs)
4. Running `calculate.py` to verify the script still works

## When to use me

Use this when the user asks you to add pricing information for a new AI platform/provider. The user should specify the provider name and URL(s) to fetch.

Do NOT use this for general pricing lookups — only when adding a new provider to the repository's tracking files.

## Workflow

### Step 1: Understand the project

Read `README.md`, `calculate.py`, and `ai_pricing_comparison.md` to understand the existing format and conventions.

### Step 2: Fetch pricing pages

Use WebFetch to retrieve the provider's pricing page(s). Look for both the main page and any dedicated docs/pricing/limits pages.

### Step 3: Extract subscription details

For each plan, determine:
- **Plan name** — descriptive name (e.g. "Wafer Starter")
- **Monthly cost** — USD per month (convert weekly/daily to monthly if needed)
- **Limit type** — one of `per_5h`, `daily`, `monthly`
- **Limit value** — number of requests per limit window
- **Notes** — models included, special features

If any information is unclear or missing from the pages, ask the user.

### Step 4: Update calculate.py

Edit `get_subscriptions()` in `calculate.py`. Add each plan as a dict entry in `raw_subs`:

\```python
{"name": "<Plan Name>", "cost": <monthly_cost>, "limit": <limit_value>, "limit_type": "<limit_type>"},
\```

### Step 5: Update README.md

Add rows to the Subscription Plans table in `README.md` following the existing format.

### Step 6: Update ai_pricing_comparison.md

Add a new section under Subscription Plans following the style of existing entries (include models, notes, sources).

### Step 7: Verify

Run `python calculate.py` and confirm the CSV output includes the new subscriptions.

### Step 8: Commit

If the user asked for a commit, create one with a descriptive message.

Plugins

No response

OpenCode version

1.14.41

Steps to reproduce

1. Make skill as above in a new repo
2. Start opencode new session in the repo
3. Try to list or use skill

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Operating System

Ubuntu 24.04

Terminal

OpenCode Web terminal

[github-actions]

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• Skills not discovered in non-git directories #16457: Skills not discovered in non-git directories — if your "new repo" doesn't have a git repository initialized, this is likely the same root cause (skill discovery walks up from the git worktree root, so non-git directories silently fail)
• Downloaded superpowers plugin but /skills command doesn't show available skills #21282: /skills command doesn't show available skills — similar symptom of skills being present on disk but not appearing as available

If your repo does have git initialized and skills still aren't discovered, please clarify that in this issue so it can be distinguished from the above.