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@lkonga/opencode-memory-tool

v1.0.0

Published

Persistent memory tool plugin for OpenCode — adds /memories/ scoped storage across user, session, and repo tiers

Readme

opencode-memory

Standalone OpenCode plugin that ports the patch-memory fork patch into an external plugin.

What it does

  • Registers a memory tool via the OpenCode plugin tool hook
  • Injects memory context into the system prompt via experimental.chat.system.transform

Memory tiers

| Path | Scope | Location | |------|-------|----------| | /memories/ | User | $OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR/memories/ | | /memories/session/ | Session | $OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR/memories/session/<sessionID>/ | | /memories/repo/ | Repo | <project>/.opencode/memories/ |

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | view | List directory or read file (with optional line range) | | create | Create a new file (fails if exists) | | str_replace | Replace exact string (must be unique in file) | | insert | Insert text at a line number | | delete | Delete file or directory | | rename | Move/rename within same scope |

Installation

npm (recommended)

{
  "plugin": ["opencode-memory-tool"]
}

Local file path (npm not desired)

If you don't want to install with npm, use file:// paths. Add to opencode.json:

{
  "plugin": ["file:///path/to/opencode-memory/index.ts"]
}

Relationship to patch-memory.ts

This plugin replaces the registry.ts and prompt.ts patches from patch-memory.ts. The memory.ts and memory.txt file creation in the patch script is kept for now as a compatibility shim, but tool registration and system prompt injection are handled entirely by this plugin.