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@opencode/plugin
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@opencode/pluginAuthoring interfaces and runtime loader support for OpenCode V2 plugins:
@opencode/plugin — Promise plugin API@opencode/plugin/effect — Effect plugin API@opencode/plugin/rpc — portable RPC contract definitions@opencode/plugin/tui — terminal UI plugin APIeffectWhen the OpenCode CLI loads server or TUI plugins, it resolves imports of effect, exported effect/* subpaths, and @opencode/plugin entrypoints (including imports from dependencies inside a plugin's node_modules) to the host's runtime module instances so fibers, loggers, and Schema parsers share one copy.
"effect": "^4.0.0" as a peerDependency (and devDependency for local type-checking and testing) rather than a bundled runtime dependency.effect into published plugin files; if you build with a bundler, keep effect and effect/* external. Two copies of effect do not share fiber, logger, or Schema internals.node_modules dependencies always receive OpenCode's host effect instance. Use effect APIs and module paths compatible with the OpenCode release you target; dependencies built on another effect major (such as Effect 3) are not supported.effect subpaths are provided. A plugin that imports one of Effect's private internal modules fails to load with an error naming the path.FAQs
Authoring interfaces and runtime loader support for OpenCode V2 plugins:
The npm package @opencode/plugin receives a total of 364,286 weekly downloads. As such, @opencode/plugin popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @opencode/plugin demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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