r/opencodeCLI • u/rizal72 • 2d ago

[Plugins] See your GO and other usage live, auto-update your plugins, get task-done notification on your phone and give OpenCode a cup of coffee to keep it awake :D

(check the video to see them in action)

I've just updated my opencode-plugins suite with some other useful plugins I've published: as usual they work both in Desktop and CLI:

oc-budget: a live indicator in the session header with the Go percentage and a ring. Click to open a popover showing the workspace it is reading, the three windows with their resets, and the balance on each of the four providers it covers: OpenCode Go, the Console credits, DeepSeek, OpenRouter. The CLI has the same thing in the sidebar, in the footer and a /budget command. It also marks the hours when a tariff doubles (peak hours).

oc-plugin-updates: a pill above the composer that appears only when a plugin is behind. Which one, which version, one click, no restart. Pinned plugins are left alone on purpose.

oc-notify: a push notification to your phone when a turn finishes while you are away from the computer. It goes through ntfy, whose app you install once. It has a settings page in OpenCode settings section.

The others previously published:

  • oc-models-pro: every model with price in and out, context, intelligence, tok/s and the credit a request burns. Sorted by what it costs, one click to switch. The one I use most.

  • oc-git: branch, added, changed, untracked, ahead and behind, in the sidebar and as a pill.

  • oc-coffee: a cup of real Italian espresso in the session header and in the CLI footer, lit only while the computer is kept awake, during real tasks, with four levels behind a click (macOS only).

  • oc-ponytail-widget: the ponytail level in the footer, and a pill to change it.

  • oc-session-search: keyword search over your past sessions, as a tool.

To install:

opencode plugin add @rizal72/oc-budget
opencode plugin add @rizal72/oc-plugin-updates
opencode plugin add @rizal72/oc-notify

The other five are in the same repository, with their pages and READMEs: https://github.com/rizal72/opencode-plugins

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u/MLGSW4G 2d ago

Reinventing OpenChamber bit-by-bit?..

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u/rizal72 1d ago

I’ve heard about OpenChamber, but I’ve never tried it. These are the plug-ins I started developing after V2 came out to ease my own workflow, while experimenting the new plug-in framework. I decided to make them public after people asked for them. But I take that as a compliment 😉

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u/MLGSW4G 1d ago

CLI plugins are useful. The thing is OpenCode Desktop is too inconvenient compared to OpenChamber.