opencode reads skills from the standard directories and runs a first-class bash tool, so the skill installs and drives the groniz CLI for you. Prefer typed tools? Add the remote MCP server in its config instead.
opencode discovers skills from .claude/skills and the other standard paths. The skill teaches it the groniz commands and installs the CLI behind them.
npx skills add groniz/groniz-cliPrefer typed tools? Add Groniz to opencode.json as a remote server with your key as a header.
{
"mcp": {
"groniz": {
"type": "remote",
"url": "https://mcp.groniz.com/mcp",
"enabled": true,
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" }
}
}
}The Groniz surface is the same everywhere; what changes is how opencode reaches for it.
Try Wire Groniz into your coding session and post from the same editor.
opencode is open-source and config-driven, so Groniz drops into opencode.json beside your other tools and its bash tool runs the CLI when you want the terminal instead.
Every command below runs against your real Groniz account — the same posting, scheduling and analytics the Console gives you.
integrationListlist your connected accountsgroupListlist customer groupsintegrationSchemaget a channel’s posting rulestriggerToolrun channel helpers (Discord channels, Reddit flairs…)schedulePostToolschedule, draft or publish a postgenerateImageToolgenerate an image for a postgenerateVideoOptionslist video-generation optionsvideoFunctionToolread video generator settingsgenerateVideoToolgenerate a video for a postgroniz integrations:listlist connected accountsgroniz integrations:settingsget an account’s settings schemagroniz integrations:triggerrun a channel helpergroniz posts:createcreate or schedule a postgroniz posts:listlist postsgroniz posts:deletedelete a postgroniz analytics:platformread channel analyticsgroniz analytics:postread a post’s analyticsgroniz uploadupload mediaGive your agent posting power, or open the Console — free to try, cancel anytime.