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@magpie-community/opencode-zen-free-auth

v0.1.1

Published

4 days ago

OpenCode Zen free models through the public credential, with native streaming protocols

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opencode opencode-plugin zen free magpie

OpenCode Zen Free

OpenCode Zen's free models in magpie and OpenCode. Provider id: opencode-zen-free.

Install

magpie plugin add @magpie-community/opencode-zen-free-auth
magpie plugin login opencode-zen-free

Sign in

Enter public in the key field. No personal API key is needed. The credential is kept in OpenCode's auth.json or magpie's plugin-auth.json.

Models

The plugin discovers Zen's current free models, including their context windows and reasoning levels. Use opencode-zen-free/<model>, for example opencode-zen-free/big-pickle.

Retired models and SystemOne models are excluded. Availability and rate limits are set by Zen; the plugin has no remaining-quota data.

Requests

Requests go to https://opencode.ai/zen/v1 using each model's native Chat Completions, Responses or Anthropic Messages API. Streaming and ordinary JSON replies are supported.

The agent's tools are preserved. Zen's models often call OpenCode's own tool names; such a call is given the agent's tool whose name differs only in case (bash to Bash), or else only in case and _/- (todowrite to todo_write, webfetch to web_fetch), when exactly one does. A call with no such tool returns an error that names it. Tools run in the agent.