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@flowdesk/opencode-plugin

v0.1.11

Published

FlowDesk OpenCode plugin with Release 1 non-dispatch command-backed registration.

Readme

@flowdesk/opencode-plugin

FlowDesk for opencode plugin with Release 1 non-dispatch command-backed registration plus opt-in description-driven natural-language tools.

Install

npm install @flowdesk/opencode-plugin@^0.1.8

Configure

The OpenCode plugin entry must point at the /server subpath. The package root only exports helper types and an id; the actual default plugin object is exposed under /server:

{
  "plugin": ["@flowdesk/opencode-plugin/server"]
}

The minimum opt-in set for the natural-language tools is:

{
  "plugin": [
    [
      "@flowdesk/opencode-plugin/server",
      {
        "providerUsageLive": {
          "enabled": true,
          "providers": ["claude", "openai", "gemini"]
        },
        "statusLive": { "enabled": true },
        "laneHeartbeatWriter": { "enabled": true },
        "chatMessageStallAlert": { "enabled": true },
        "durableStateRoot": "/Users/<you>/.flowdesk"
      }
    ]
  ]
}

Natural-Language Tools

Once loaded, the assistant LLM picks up five description-driven FlowDesk tools without you typing portable commands:

  1. flowdesk_quick_reviewer_run for explicit multi-perspective code review (Korean 다관점 리뷰 해줘, English multi-perspective review).
  2. flowdesk_provider_usage_live for usage, quota, remaining, reset, or rate-limit questions (Korean 사용량 보여줘, English how much usage do I have left).
  3. flowdesk_status_live for workflow status, lane heartbeat, or "is it stuck" questions (Korean 상태, 어디까지, 멈췄어, 하트비트 알려줘; English status, where are we, is it stuck, lane heartbeat status).
  4. flowdesk_quick_fallback_run for explicit provider fallback intent (Korean Claude 막혔어 OpenAI 로 다시, English fallback to, switch to, retry with). Plans only; actual provider switching stays behind managed-dispatch promotion.
  5. flowdesk_lane_heartbeat_record for explicit heartbeat requests (Korean 하트비트 남겨줘, English record heartbeat, mark progress).

See the workspace QUICKSTART, USAGE_NATURAL_LANGUAGE, and USER_MANUAL for the full Korean and English trigger lists, opt-in config, and safety boundaries.

Authority Boundary

Default command-backed tools keep realOpenCodeDispatch, providerCall, runtimeExecution, actualLaneLaunch, fallbackAuthority, hardCancelOrNoReplyAuthority, and toolAuthority false. The explicit flowdesk_quick_reviewer_run helper can make real provider calls only when quickReviewerRun.enabled=true and the tool call includes both opt-in flags; it still cannot approve dispatch, switch providers, or bypass Guard. Diagnostic flags such as providerUsageAcquired, statusEvidenceObserved, exactModelProviderAcquisitionRecorded, regatePlanPrepared, laneHeartbeatPersisted, and expectedNextHeartbeatOverdue do not authorize dispatch.

License

MIT. See the workspace-level LICENSE.