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@eleboucher/opencode-memini-v2

v0.7.32

Published

Automatic cross-session memory for opencode v2 via memini — recall before each turn, capture after.

Readme

memini for opencode v2

Automatic cross-session memory for opencode's v2 plugin system (opencode2): recall before each turn, capture after, plus a memini_status tool.

This is the v2 entrypoint. For opencode v1 use @eleboucher/opencode-memini instead — v2 replaced the { id, server } plugin contract with { id, setup }, so the two are not interchangeable.

Install

{
  "plugins": ["@eleboucher/opencode-memini-v2"],
}

Or pin a version:

{
  "plugins": ["@eleboucher/[email protected]"],
}

A bare entry resolves to the latest dist-tag, so this package is always published there. opencode2 plugin add @eleboucher/opencode-memini-v2 writes the entry for you, using whatever specifier you pass it.

Configure

Use the object form to pass options:

{
  "plugins": [
    {
      "package": "@eleboucher/opencode-memini-v2",
      "options": { "namespace": "my-project" },
    },
  ],
}

Options and environment variables are documented in the integration README.

From a checkout

A path entry loads the plugin file directly. opencode does not install dependencies for path-loaded plugins — this one has none, so it just works:

{
  "plugins": ["/absolute/path/to/memini/integrations/opencode/plugin/memini-v2.js"],
}

Requirements

A running memini server; point the plugin at it with MEMINI_BASE_URL.

This package has no runtime dependencies. It does not import @opencode-ai/plugin: Plugin.define is an identity function upstream, so the module's default export is the same plain { id, setup } object either way, and skipping the dependency means there is no SDK version to keep matched against your opencode build.