Solaris: Skill for OpenCode

What I do

• Inspect Solaris' existing CLI and TUI architecture.
• Identify problems with AI response readability and terminal presentation.
• Improve Markdown rendering in the terminal.
• Render Markdown tables as readable terminal-native tables.
• Improve code-block presentation and syntax highlighting where appropriate.
• Improve headings, lists, blockquotes, links, spacing, and line wrapping.
• Improve status, progress, warning, and error presentation.
• Improve web-search source presentation where relevant.
• Research suitable terminal/UI libraries when necessary.
• Prefer a small number of capable libraries over many tiny dependencies.
• Preserve Solaris' existing architecture unless a larger change is genuinely justified.
• Test the resulting CLI experience across different response types and terminal widths.

When to use me

Use this when improving Solaris' command-line or terminal user experience.

Use me when:

• AI responses are difficult to read.
• Markdown is being printed as raw text.
• Tables are difficult to read.
• Code blocks need better presentation.
• Long responses overflow or become difficult to navigate.
• Status/progress output needs improvement.
• Errors and warnings need clearer presentation.
• Web-search results or sources need better terminal presentation.
• The Solaris CLI needs a general UX improvement.

Do not use this skill merely to add decorative styling.

The primary objective is readability and usability.

Core principle

Solaris should treat AI output as content and the terminal as the presentation layer.

Preferred architecture:

AI response
    ↓
Markdown / response content
    ↓
Solaris renderer
    ↓
Terminal

Do not make the AI model responsible for generating ANSI escape sequences or terminal-specific formatting.

Workflow

1. Inspect first

Before changing code, inspect the existing Solaris implementation.

Understand:

• current TUI architecture
• response pipeline
• response printing/rendering
• existing Markdown handling
• existing table handling
• code-block handling
• spinner/loading implementation
• status and error output
• current dependencies