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@bao-x/opencode-webdav-sync

v0.2.0

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Sync opencode config, skills, agents, commands, and history across devices via WebDAV.

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@bao-x/opencode-webdav-sync

Sync your opencode config, skills, agents, commands, plugins, and history across devices via WebDAV.

Status: v0.2.0 — all three categories (A/B/C) implemented and tested. init / status / push / pull / diff all shipped.

Why

opencode stores everything on the local disk — custom skills, agents, command templates, the conversation SQLite DB. Moving between machines (laptop ↔ desktop, macOS ↔ Windows ↔ Linux) means redoing that setup, or losing history. This tool mirrors the relevant directories to any WebDAV server, so a new machine is one pull away from feeling like home.

Install

npm install -g @bao-x/opencode-webdav-sync

Then, once:

ocsync init        # interactive: asks for WebDAV URL, credentials, preset

Usage

ocsync status                   # show local manifest + last sync time
ocsync push                     # upload local → webdav (all categories)
ocsync push --only A            # upload only config dirs (skills/agents/...)
ocsync pull                     # download webdav → local (overwrites, with backup)
ocsync pull --only B --dry-run  # preview what would change for opencode.json
ocsync diff                     # compare local vs remote manifests

Categories:

| Flag | What it syncs | |------|---------------| | A | skills/, agent(s)/, command(s)/, plugin(s)/ (your customizations) | | B | opencode.json (with secrets redacted — see below) | | C | History: opencode.db, storage/, prompt-history.jsonl, frecency.jsonl |

Security

  • opencode.json is synced with secrets stripped (mcp.*.headers.Authorization, *.environment.*, provider.*.options.apiKey). Placeholders mark redacted fields; pull keeps your local real values for those.
  • auth.json and API tokens are never synced.
  • Credentials for the WebDAV server itself live in ~/.config/opencode-webdav-sync/config.json (chmod 600). Keychain integration is a roadmap item.

Cross-platform paths

opencode follows XDG conventions on all platforms. This tool resolves the same paths:

| Platform | Config | Data | State | |----------|--------|------|-------| | Linux | ~/.config/opencode | ~/.local/share/opencode | ~/.local/state/opencode | | macOS | ~/.config/opencode | ~/.local/share/opencode | ~/.local/state/opencode | | Windows | C:\Users\<User>\.config\opencode | C:\Users\<User>\.local\share\opencode | C:\Users\<User>\.local\state\opencode |

opencode uses xdg-basedir on every platform (no process.platform branching), so it stores under Unix-style dot-prefixed dirs even on Windows. This tool mirrors that resolution exactly — verified against opencode's packages/core/src/global.ts source.

License

MIT