OpenCode’s free Chinese syllabus: from first prompt to custom Agents

What it does

This repository holds the source and content for a Chinese-language OpenCode course, packaged as a documentation site. It walks beginners through the AI tool’s interface, session management, and file references, then branches into scenario tracks for content creators, programmers, and office-efficiency hackers. The whole curriculum can be read online or run locally.

The interesting bit

The course is built for the Chinese internet: it natively wires OpenCode to domestic models like DeepSeek, Zhipu, MiniMax, and Tongyi Qianwen, skipping the usual VPN and API-credit hassles that dominate English-first tutorials. That localization is the product’s real feature.

Key highlights

• 138,000 words of tutorials, 18 practice projects, 20-plus prompt templates, and 66 study notes.
• Five progressive stages, from 30-minute onboarding to elective deep-dives into Plan/Build modes, Agent collaboration, and MCP extensions.
• Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0: share and remix freely, but reselling it as a paid course or publication is prohibited.
• The public site carries minor ads to cover hosting; a local clone runs without them.

Caveats

• Entirely in Chinese; no English translation is provided.
• Tightly bound to OpenCode workflows; users of other AI editors will need to adapt the lessons.
• The non-commercial license blocks commercial republication or paid-course reuse.

Verdict

Worth bookmarking if you read Chinese and want a structured, multi-model OpenCode primer. Ignore it if you are looking for a language-agnostic LLM guide or do not use OpenCode.