---
title: OpenCode
description: Using Context7 with OpenCode
---
Context7 integrates with [OpenCode](https://opencode.ai/) to provide current library documentation instead of relying on training data. Get accurate, up-to-date code examples directly in your coding sessions.
For more details on MCP server configuration in OpenCode, see the [OpenCode MCP documentation](https://opencode.ai/docs/mcp-servers/).
## Installation
Run the setup command to configure Context7 for OpenCode:
```bash
npx ctx7 setup --opencode
```
Authenticates via OAuth, generates an API key, and installs the appropriate skill. You can choose between CLI or MCP mode.
For manual MCP installation or other configuration options, see [All MCP Clients](/resources/all-clients).
---
## Using Context7
With `ctx7 setup`, a skill is installed that triggers automatically when you ask about libraries. You can also invoke it explicitly:
```
use context7 to show me how to set up middleware in Next.js 15
use context7 for Prisma query examples with relations
use context7 for the Supabase syntax for row-level security
```
If you know the library ID, use it directly to skip resolution:
```
use context7 with /supabase/supabase for authentication docs
use context7 with /vercel/next.js for app router setup
```
You can also add instructions to your `AGENTS.md` file:
```markdown AGENTS.md
When you need to search docs, use Context7.
```
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## Tips
- Be specific about what you're trying to do, not just which library
- Mention versions when they matter
- If the first result isn't right, ask for a different part of the docs
```
# Good
How do I handle file uploads with the Supabase Storage API?
# Less specific
How does Supabase storage work?
```
You can place your `opencode.json` in your project directory to have project-specific configurations. This is useful when:
- Different projects need different API keys
- You want to share the config with your team via version control
- A project requires specific Context7 settings