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@madsoftwaredev/opencode-background-subagent

v0.1.2

Published

19 hours ago

OpenCode V2 plugin that makes omitted subagent.background calls run in the background.

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opencode opencode-plugin subagent background

@madsoftwaredev/opencode-background-subagent

opencode plugin add @madsoftwaredev/opencode-background-subagent

background-subagent makes the native V2 subagent tool run in the background when the caller omits background. This is a dispatch default, not a new subagent implementation.

Behavior

Omitted background becomes true.
Explicit background: false remains foreground for dependent work.
Explicit background: true remains unchanged.
The wrapper does not change the child agent, prompt, permissions, or tool result. OpenCode still returns and tracks the native child session ID.
The tool description tells agents to use foreground execution when the next parent step depends on the child result.

OpenCode V2 has no configuration field for a global background-subagent default. This plugin uses the supported tool.transform API to wrap the built-in tool.

Reload

Reload after changing the server entrypoint. The reload endpoint rebuilds every loaded location and cancels pending permission requests and forms; running sessions continue with fresh services at their next step boundary:

opencode api post /api/location/reload
opencode api get /api/plugin

Look for background-subagent. A service restart is not required.

Local check

From the repository root:

bun test ./packages/background-subagent/index.test.js
bun build ./packages/background-subagent/index.ts --target=bun --external '@opencode/*'

License

MIT