Install Pixel
Pixel is a command-line tool: OpenCode runs the pixel binary, so install it first (macOS and Linux).
curl -fsSL https://github.com/Pixel-CLI/pixel/releases/latest/download/install.sh | shHow to read the script before it runs. It does not change any agent’s configuration.
What pixel setup writes
pixel setupRun it once, from anywhere; it writes OpenCode’s files when OpenCode's configuration directory exists ($XDG_CONFIG_HOME/opencode when that variable is set). For OpenCode:
~/.config/opencode/plugins/pixel-brief.js
A per-prompt evidence brief from the auto-loaded plugins/pixel-brief.js, and the pixel skill in ~/.config/opencode/skills/pixel/; ordinary searches remain native.
Every pixel setup also writes ~/.pixel/setup-receipt.json and ~/.pixel/config.yaml and ~/.claude/skills/pixel/SKILL.md and ~/.config/opencode/skills/pixel/SKILL.md and ~/.gemini/skills/pixel/SKILL.md and ~/.pixel/plugins/cand-j-callers/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/cand-j-chain/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/cand-j-stop-cause/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/cand-k-code-sites/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/cand-k-commit-patch/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/config-registry/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/doc-sections/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/error-origin/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/flow-rank/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/history-fallback/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/name-files/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/overview-answer-evidence/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/rank-blocks/ and ~/.pixel/plugins/test-bodies/. No prompt, rules file or retrieval guard is written: OpenCode keeps its native search, and Pixel’s commands stay available when you ask for them.
Check it
pixel doctor .It checks the binary, the daemon and this repository’s index, the parts OpenCode relies on.
Remove it
pixel setup --removeIt removes everything pixel setup wrote, for every agent at once, and the binary at ~/.local/bin/pixel, where the install script puts it. A package manager removes its own copy: uninstall with the manager that owns it.