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@monroewilliams/opencode-local

v0.1.1

Published

OpenCode plugin for local inference endpoint management with model load/unload

Readme

opencode-local

OpenCode plugin for local inference endpoint management. Port of pi-local.

Features

  • Register local inference servers (oMLX, LM Studio, OpenAI-compatible)
  • Discover and cache available models across connections
  • Load/unload models via TUI dialogs with real-time state refresh
  • Cached models appear in /model without network access
  • macOS keychain storage for API keys (opt-in)

Configuration

Connections are stored in ~/.config/opencode/opencode-local-connections.json.

API keys support three formats:

  • Direct key: sk-1234567890abcdef (stored in config or macOS keychain)
  • Environment variable: $MY_API_KEY
  • Command substitution: !security find-generic-password ...

Commands

/local-endpoints

Manage local inference endpoints:

  • Add — prompts for base URL and optional API key. On macOS, offers to store direct keys in the system keychain.
  • Remove — deletes a configured endpoint

/local-model

Browse and manage models from configured endpoints:

  • List — shows available models with size, context window, type, and reasoning info
  • Load model (right arrow) to load selected model
  • Unload model (left arrow) to unload selected model
  • Filter — type to search models by name

Models are loaded/unloaded via the endpoint's API. After loading, select the model from /model to use it.

Installation

Via npm package:

opencode plugin -g @monroewilliams/opencode-local

Or add to ~/.config/opencode/tui.json and opencode.jsonc:

{ "plugins": ["@monroewilliams/opencode-local"] }

Limitations

  • Active model selection requires /model after loading via /local-model (no plugin API to set the active model directly)
  • Models in /model reflect the cache built at startup or last live query