@thdxr: one of the reasons OpenCode 2.0 took so long was we redesigned it for hotreloading if you ask it to make a skill for it…
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OpenCode 2.0 has been redesigned for hot reloading, allowing skills to be picked up immediately without cache busting. Public beta expected by end of week.
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one of the reasons OpenCode 2.0 took so long was we redesigned it for hotreloading
if you ask it to make a skill for itself (or make one manually) it’ll get picked up immediately in a way that does not bust cache
targeting public beta end of week, wish us luck! https://t.co/3h5UQQAwo9
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