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daydalek/opencode-tempo
A plugin that shows a live tokens-per-second (TPS) readout in the OpenCode Desktop GUI while models generate output.
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What is it?
Tempo is a plugin for OpenCode Desktop that displays the current token generation speed, in tokens per second, as the model streams its response. The on-screen indicator shows a live status marker alongside the TPS figure.
It is installed by adding the package name to the plugins array in the global OpenCode configuration file at ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json. A local absolute directory path can be used instead of the published name for loading a copy from disk.
The project is MIT licensed and is a TypeScript codebase. Its scope is limited to the TPS display for the Desktop application.
Key features
- 01Displays live tokens-per-second while the model generates output.
- 02Shows a LIVE status indicator next to the speed reading.
- 03Loads through the plugins array in opencode.json.
- 04Supports loading from a local absolute directory path.
Use cases
- Watching how fast a model streams responses in OpenCode Desktop.
- Comparing generation speed across different models or providers.
- Checking whether a local plugin build works during development.
Quick start
- 1
Add the plugin name to the plugins array in ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json
- 2
Use the plugin entry "opencode-tempo" in the plugins array
Things to know
- Stars are 0 and the project is new, so it has little community track record.
- Loading from a local directory requires cloning the repository and using its absolute path.
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FAQ
- What is opencode-tempo?
- A plugin that shows a live tokens-per-second (TPS) readout in the OpenCode Desktop GUI while models generate output. Tempo is a plugin for OpenCode Desktop that displays the current token generation speed, in tokens per second, as the model streams its response. The on-screen indicator shows a live status marker alongside the TPS figure.
- Is opencode-tempo free to use? What license does it have?
- opencode-tempo is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is opencode-tempo still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to opencode-tempo was on Oct 28, 2026.
- What can I use opencode-tempo for?
- Watching how fast a model streams responses in OpenCode Desktop. Comparing generation speed across different models or providers. Checking whether a local plugin build works during development.
- How do I install opencode-tempo?
- Add the plugin name to the plugins array in ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json Use the plugin entry "opencode-tempo" in the plugins array
- Where can I get opencode-tempo?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/daydalek/opencode-tempo
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