An OpenCode Desktop plugin that adds scoped, highlighted search across a whole chat session, including tool calls, tool results and terminal commands.
kyan0045/opencode-plugins
A set of GUI plugins for OpenCode Desktop that add usage, throughput and memory meters to the app.
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What is it?
This monorepo contains three plugins for OpenCode Desktop, the desktop app of the OpenCode AI coding tool. Each plugin is an npm package that adds a small status display to the session header or titlebar.
@kyan-plugins/go-usage shows an ambient meter of the OpenCode Go allowance. @kyan-plugins/run-meter displays live turn throughput, time to first token and cost, and includes a run history panel. @kyan-plugins/memory-monitor shows memory use of the app and the OpenCode server in the titlebar, and runs on Linux only.
Each package installs with the opencode plugin add command and requires OpenCode Desktop 2.2.0 or newer. The repository is written in TypeScript and built with Bun.
Key features
- 01Shows OpenCode Go allowance in the session header.
- 02Displays live turn throughput, time to first token and cost.
- 03Includes a run history panel for past turns.
- 04Shows app and OpenCode server memory in the titlebar on Linux.
Use cases
- Tracking remaining OpenCode Go usage while coding in a session.
- Comparing response speed and cost across model turns.
- Watching memory consumption of OpenCode Desktop on Linux.
Quick start
- 1
Install a plugin from npm with the OpenCode CLI
opencode plugin add @kyan-plugins/<name> - 2
Requires OpenCode Desktop 2.2.0 or newer; pick a package name such as go-usage, run-meter or memory-monitor
- 3
To develop locally, install dependencies with Bun
bun install
Things to know
- The memory-monitor package works on Linux only.
- The project is new and has no stars yet.
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- What is opencode-plugins?
- A set of GUI plugins for OpenCode Desktop that add usage, throughput and memory meters to the app. This monorepo contains three plugins for OpenCode Desktop, the desktop app of the OpenCode AI coding tool. Each plugin is an npm package that adds a small status display to the session header or titlebar.
- Is opencode-plugins free to use? What license does it have?
- opencode-plugins is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is opencode-plugins still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to opencode-plugins was on Oct 28, 2026.
- What can I use opencode-plugins for?
- Tracking remaining OpenCode Go usage while coding in a session. Comparing response speed and cost across model turns. Watching memory consumption of OpenCode Desktop on Linux.
- How do I install opencode-plugins?
- Install a plugin from npm with the OpenCode CLI: opencode plugin add @kyan-plugins/<name> Requires OpenCode Desktop 2.2.0 or newer; pick a package name such as go-usage, run-meter or memory-monitor To develop locally, install dependencies with Bun: bun install
- Where can I get opencode-plugins?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/kyan0045/opencode-plugins
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