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@davidaayers/opencode-go-usage-plugin

v0.1.2

Published

OpenCode TUI plugin: OpenCode Go plan usage (5h/weekly/monthly) from the official usage API

Downloads

420

Readme

opencode-go-usage-plugin

An OpenCode TUI sidebar plugin that shows your OpenCode Go plan usage (5h / weekly / monthly) from the official usage API — no dashboard scraping.

Go Usage
5h █▏░░░░░ wk ████▏░░ mo ███████
22% · 2h   81% · 7d   100% · 28d

Features

  • Plan gauges — three eighth-block gauges (5h / wk / mo) sized to the sidebar, with percent and reset countdown beneath each
  • Proximity colors — gauge and percent ramp through theme tokens as limits approach: success <50% → accent 50–74% → warning 75–89% → error ≥90% or rate-limited
  • Compact prompt lineGo month 100% in the prompt bar when the sidebar is hidden, showing the binding constraint
  • Official API — polls GET https://opencode.ai/zen/go/v1/usage with your existing Go key; zero config, no page scraping
  • Live updates — 60s polling plus refresh on message/session events
  • Silent by design — hidden entirely when no opencode-go key is present or the session is not using Go

Install

opencode plugin --global @davidaayers/opencode-go-usage-plugin

Or from inside OpenCode: press ctrl+p → "Install Plugin" → @davidaayers/opencode-go-usage-plugin. Restart OpenCode and the block appears in the sidebar once the session uses an opencode-go model.

From source

OpenCode TUI plugins load from the plugin array in ~/.config/opencode/tui.json (or a project-level tui.json) — not from opencode.jsonc, whose plugin array is server-side only. Adding a TUI-only module to opencode.jsonc will make the server fail to load it.

// ~/.config/opencode/tui.json
{
  "plugin": [
    "file:///absolute/path/to/opencode-go-usage-plugin/src/go-usage.tsx"
  ]
}

How It Works

  • Usage windows: polls the official endpoint (Bearer auth with the opencode-go key from ~/.local/share/opencode/auth.json) every 60s and on message/session events. Each window reports percent (0–100), status (ok / rate-limited), and resetsAt.
  • Rendering: SolidJS JSX via @opentui/solid, registered into the sidebar_content and session_prompt_right slots through @opencode-ai/plugin/tui. Colors come from the active OpenCode theme.
  • Sidebar geometry: the session sidebar is a fixed 42 columns (37 usable after padding); the gauge columns are sized so the widest possible row (100% · 28d) fits exactly.

Development

bun install
bun run typecheck
bun scratch-repro.tsx   # headless render capture

Single-file plugin: everything lives in src/go-usage.tsx.

License

MIT © 2026 David Ayers