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@nelsonaguirre/oc-plugin-neo-terminal

v1.2.1

Published

A retro-futuristic, retro-styled plugin for OpenCode — featuring holographic CRT scanlines, neural animations, and a custom monitoring dashboard.

Readme

Neo-Terminal Plugin for OpenCode

A retro-futuristic, retro-styled plugin for OpenCode — featuring holographic CRT scanlines, neural animations, and a custom monitoring dashboard.

Installation

opencode plugin @nelsonaguirre/oc-plugin-neo-terminal -g

Configuration Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ---------------- | --------- | ------- | ------------------------------------ | | enabled | boolean | true | Enable/disable the plugin | | scanlines | boolean | true | Show holographic CRT scanline effect | | scanline_speed | number | 0.008 | Animation speed of scanlines (0-1) | | vignette | number | 0.65 | Corner darkness intensity (0-1) | | sidebar | boolean | true | Show custom side panel |

Default config in tui.json:

{
  "plugin": [
    [
      "@nelsonaguirre/oc-plugin-neo-terminal",
      {
        "enabled": true,
        "scanlines": true,
        "scanline_speed": 0.008,
        "vignette": 0.65,
        "sidebar": true
      }
    ]
  ]
}

Features

Neural Command

Type /neural to trigger a pulsating brain animation with glitch effects:

Sidebar Dashboard

Custom monitoring dashboard with system metrics and custom ASCII art sidebar:

Holographic Scanlines

Retro-futuristic CRT effect that gives your editor a classic terminal feel.

Vignette Effect

Dark corners for immersive focus and reduced eye strain.

Customization

Config Precedence

Neo-Terminal supports two config locations. Local project config takes precedence over global config, which takes precedence over the built-in defaults:

| Priority | Location | When to use | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | | 1 — Local | <project-root>/.opencode/oc-neo-terminal/ | Per-project branding | | 2 — Global | ~/.config/opencode/oc-neo-terminal/ | Personal global defaults | | 3 — Built-in | Bundled defaults | Fallback when no files exist |

Each asset resolves independently — you can override only side.txt locally while all other assets fall back to your global config or built-in defaults.

Brand Name

Global: Create ~/.config/opencode/oc-neo-terminal/brand.json:

{
  "name": "CYBER-1",
  "home": "home.txt"
}

Local (per-project): Create <project-root>/.opencode/oc-neo-terminal/brand.json:

{
  "name": "my-project"
}
  • name — Brand name displayed in the UI (max 20 chars). Defaults to NEXUS. Local brand.json overrides global.
  • home — Fallback ASCII art file for size variants (used when no specific size file exists).

ASCII Art Files

Place .txt files in either config directory. Local files override global files of the same name.

Global: ~/.config/opencode/oc-neo-terminal/

Local (per-project): <project-root>/.opencode/oc-neo-terminal/

| File | Purpose | | ----------------- | ------------------------------- | | home-small.txt | Logo for terminals <15 rows | | home-medium.txt | Logo for terminals ~15-30 rows | | home-large.txt | Logo for terminals >30 rows | | side.txt | Sidebar icon (default: 11 rows) |

Requirements

  • OpenCode >=1.3.14

Related

  • Themes — Color themes: neo-rose, neo-matrix, neo-amber, neo-cyan
  • Main Repository — Full project with themes + plugin

License

MIT