opencode

OpenCode Plugin for Claude Code

Delegate tasks to OpenCode from inside Claude Code — for token-efficient codebase exploration, file analysis, and docs updates.

When Claude Code's context window fills up on large codebases, offload heavy tasks to a separate OpenCode session. Results come back as a summary without consuming your main context.

Commands

Command	Description
/opencode:setup	Interactive wizard — choose provider, authenticate in terminal, select model from live CLI output
/opencode:run [task]	Delegate a task to OpenCode (sync by default, or --background)
/opencode:status [job-id]	Check status of background jobs
/opencode:result [job-id]	Get output from a completed background job
/opencode:cancel [job-id]	Cancel a running background job

Install

Step 1 — Install OpenCode:

npm install -g opencode-ai

Step 2 — Add the marketplace and install the plugin in Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add Angioz/opencode-plugin-cc
/plugin install opencode@angioz-opencode
/reload-plugins

Step 3 — Run the setup wizard:

/opencode:setup

The wizard guides you through provider selection, authenticates via opencode providers login in your terminal (API key never in chat), then picks a model from real CLI output.

Developer / local testing

claude --plugin-dir ./plugins/opencode

Usage

/opencode:setup

Interactive wizard that walks through:

1. Shell detection — detects bash vs PowerShell for correct command variants
2. Config check — skips re-setup if already configured (or lets you reconfigure)
3. Provider selection — choose from a menu with free-tier info and key URLs
4. Authentication — runs ! opencode providers login -p [provider] in your terminal; API key entered interactively, never in chat
5. Model selection — Claude runs opencode models [provider], parses the live output, and presents real model IDs via a widget
6. Config save — writes OPENCODE_MODEL to ~/.opencode-plugin/config.sh (model string only, no API key)
7. Smoke test — verifies everything works end-to-end

Re-run any time to reconfigure.

/opencode:run

Delegates a task to OpenCode synchronously — Claude Code waits for the result and summarizes it.

/opencode:run summarize the src/components/ directory structure
/opencode:run find all TODO and FIXME comments in the codebase
/opencode:run update the API docs in docs/api.md to match the current routes

Use --background for long-running tasks:

/opencode:run --background audit all API routes for missing input validation

Returns a job ID immediately. Check progress with /opencode:status.

/opencode:status

/opencode:status                    # list all jobs
/opencode:status 1712345678-1234    # check a specific job

/opencode:result

/opencode:result                    # result of the most recent job
/opencode:result 1712345678-1234    # result of a specific job

/opencode:cancel

/opencode:cancel                    # cancel the most recent running job
/opencode:cancel 1712345678-1234    # cancel a specific job

Typical Flows

Quick codebase question (sync)

/opencode:run list all exported functions in src/lib/ with their signatures

Long analysis in background

/opencode:run --background audit all API routes for missing input validation
/opencode:status
# ... continue working in Claude Code ...
/opencode:result

How It Works

• The plugin stores OPENCODE_MODEL in ~/.opencode-plugin/config.sh (chmod 600) — model string only, no credentials
• API keys are managed entirely by OpenCode via opencode providers login — stored in ~/.local/share/opencode/auth.json
• The plugin uses opencode run -m [model] [message] for one-shot headless execution
• Background jobs are tracked as JSON + log files in ~/.opencode-jobs/
• Zero dependencies — pure POSIX shell scripts, no npm install required

Security

API keys never pass through the Claude Code chat conversation — not as user input, not as Claude output, not as command arguments.

During /opencode:setup, you run ! opencode providers login -p [provider] in your terminal. OpenCode handles the interactive key prompt itself and stores credentials in its own secure store (~/.local/share/opencode/auth.json). The plugin only reads the model choice it saved during setup.

Supported Providers

Provider	Free tier	Key URL
OpenRouter	Yes — 26 free models	openrouter.ai/keys
Google	Yes — Gemini free tier	aistudio.google.com/apikey
Groq	Yes — rate-limited	console.groq.com/keys
Anthropic	No	console.anthropic.com/keys
OpenAI	No	platform.openai.com/api-keys
Ollama	N/A (local)	—

License

MIT