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lazy-opencode-config

A CLI + interactive TUI for managing your opencode configuration.

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What it does

  • Browse and edit your opencode.json/opencode.jsonc config with a searchable, tree-based TUI
  • Get, set, and delete config values from the command line
  • Validates your config against the live opencode schema
  • Preserves comments and formatting in your JSONC files
  • Auto-detects global (~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc) vs. project-level config
  • Creates timestamped backups before saving

Install

npm install --global lazy-opencode-config

Usage

Interactive TUI

lazy-opencode-config

Launches a terminal UI to browse, search, and edit your config interactively.

Commands

lazy-opencode-config get <path>          # Read a value (e.g. agent.model)
lazy-opencode-config set <path> <value>  # Update a value
lazy-opencode-config delete <path>       # Remove a key
lazy-opencode-config list providers      # List available providers
lazy-opencode-config list models         # List available models
lazy-opencode-config list agents         # List configured agents
lazy-opencode-config list keys           # List config keys
lazy-opencode-config validate            # Validate config against schema
lazy-opencode-config path                # Show active config file location

Flags

FlagDescription
--globalUse the global config (~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc)
--projectUse the project-level config
--providerFilter models by provider (with list models)

Development

bun install
bun run dev
bun run build
bun run test

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Package last updated on 22 Feb 2026

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