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@jfrog/opencode-jfrog-plugin

v0.0.3

Published

JFrog Plugin for seamless integration to Opencode

Readme

opencode-jfrog-plugin

JFrog Plugin for seamless integration to Opencode This plugin is intended for use by JFrog Customers also using Opencode.

Prerequisites

General:

MCP Registry:

  • Access to the corporate JFrog Platform with the AI Catalog enabled.
  • A project with at least one allowed MCP server.

Curation:

  • JFrog Enterprise+ or a Unified Security Bundle
  • Xray deployment
  • Curation configuration on the used remote repositories

This is a Bun module created from the bun-module template

Installation

Add the opencode-jfrog-plugin into your opencode config. Preferably set the plugin globally for all their developers using the Opencode remote configuration, visit opencode remote configuration for more details.

The plugin configuration looks like this:

"plugin": [
   "@jfrog/[email protected]"
 ],

How this works

Once opencode starts it runs the plugin. The plugin then:

  1. Pulls a few base skills that allow the integration from the developer opencode instance into JFrog (can be found under ~/.config/opencode/skills)
  2. Pulls integration instructions adding LLM hints on how to integrate with JFrog (can be found under <project-root>/.jfrog/instructions)
  3. Appends integration instructions into the runtime opencode config

Once the skills and instructions are set, every relevant task (package management, skills and MCP handling) is integrated into JFrog. Once the user tries to resolve dependencies, handle packages, install MCP servers, and pull a skill, the system will verify integration prerequisites (JFrog CLI is installed and configured and <project-root>/.jfrog/local/package-managers.json is available) and will perform the task using JFrog capabilities.

While the skills run, they make sure that JFrog CLI is installed and configured, and that package managers are configured against the JFrog platform.

Usage

Developers who get the plugin through their corporate opencode configuration, or add it manually into their device configuration will automatically get the JFrog integration up and are expected to be asked for completion of package management setup when needed.

This can be handled manually or when a task requires it.

Manually

Within opencode, type /skills and select the jfrog-setup-package-managers skill to complete package management and project setup.

Automatically

Within opencode, when tasks require a JFrog skill, the triggered skill will guide the user through the needed setup.

Integration setup artifacts

LLM instructions are automatically created at <project-root>/.jfrog/instructions Package management mappings are created at <project-root>/.jfrog/local/package-managers.json Skills are created under ~/.config/opencode/skills

Troubleshooting

The JFrog plugin pulls a minimal set of JFrog integration skills and LLM instructions that allow for the integration. It also adds the instructions file into the opencode project configuration file. The plugin does not log by default, but allows debug logs for troubleshooting the JFrog setup process. To enable opencode-jfrog-plugin debug logging, run export JFROG_DEBUG_LOGS=true before running opencode.

Development

  • mise run build - Build the module
  • mise run test - Run tests
  • mise run lint - Lint code
  • mise run lint:fix - Fix linting issues
  • mise run format - Format code with Prettier

Release

See the RELEASE.md file for instructions on how to release a new version of the module.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please file issues or submit pull requests on the GitHub repository.

License

See the LICENSE file for details.