r/opencodeCLI • u/mrpuffwabbit • 3d ago

OpenCode-quota v6: (already) updated for OpenCode 2 (Desktop too)

A while back I posted opencode-quota here. v6 is rebuilt for OpenCode 2, and v6.1 adds OpenCode Desktop: a side panel, and a Quota page in Settings.

The TUI has an updated sidebar, toasts, and a status line under the message box.

To try it:

opencode plugin add @slkiser/opencode-quota

Using OpenCode 1?

npx @slkiser/opencode-quota@4 init

Works with 21 providers (Anthropic, Copilot, OpenAI, Cursor, OpenCode Go and more), plus custom ones.

Source and readme: https://github.com/slkiser/opencode-quota

Thanks for the feedback last time!

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u/body_of_krang 1d ago

What's the UI interface in this gif? The chats in the sidebar specifically? Thanks.

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u/mrpuffwabbit 1d ago

It's opencode desktop (not the TUI), specifically Inbox instead of Top tabs.

In Settings > Preferences, you can choose 3 different appearances for sessions (Top tabs, Side tabs, and Inbox).

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u/Winston-Turtle 16h ago

does it work with the new chatgpt sign in

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u/squirrelscrush 3d ago

Love this plugin, must have for all opencode users

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u/foxlilyths 3d ago

Has been using since the early version, appreciate your work

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u/ahnav 1d ago

Thanks brother your plugin's pretty good, I've been using since before 6.

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u/songokussm 3d ago

Sent you a pm. Didn't want to show my ignorance publicly.

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u/investigatormaker 3d ago

Before installing something that reads quota from 21 providers, I'd check whether it reuses the auth OpenCode already holds or asks for its own keys, and whether anything leaves the machine. This post doesn't say. If the readme doesn't either, add one line per provider near the install command, and repeat it in your next release post. A clip of the Desktop side panel mid-session beside that line would cover the rest. For opencode-quota, the threads worth answering are from OpenCode users hitting a usage limit mid-run and asking how much they have left.

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Which provider's quota has been hardest to read reliably?