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@opencode-trace/plugin

v0.0.7

Published

OpenCode plugin for trace recording

Readme

@opencode-trace/plugin

OpenCode plugin for automatically tracing AI API interactions.

npm version

Installation

Install OpenCode plugin:

opencode plugin @opencode-trace/plugin

Or add in OpenCode configuration file (opencode.json):

{
  "plugin": ["@opencode-trace/plugin"]
}

Usage

After installation, the plugin automatically intercepts all HTTP requests from OpenCode and records them to ~/.opencode-trace/.

No manual operation required, every interaction with AI is automatically traced.

Tracing Content

  • Complete request (URL, Headers, Body)
  • Complete response (Status, Headers, Body)
  • SSE stream data (incremental tokens)
  • Token usage statistics (input/output)
  • Latency metrics (first token latency TTFT, token interval TPOT)
  • Error information (failed requests)

Supported APIs

  • OpenAI Chat Completions API
  • OpenAI Responses API (new format)
  • Anthropic Messages API

Trace Control

Control tracing via CLI or Viewer:

# CLI
opencode-trace enable              # Enable global tracing
opencode-trace disable             # Disable global tracing
opencode-trace status              # View status

# Or use Viewer web interface

Configuration

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | OPENCODE_TRACE_DIR | Custom trace directory (default ~/.opencode-trace) | | OPENCODE_TRACE_REDACT | Whether to redact sensitive information (default true) |

Redaction Rules

The plugin automatically redacts the following sensitive information:

  • HTTP Headers: authorization, api-key, x-api-key, etc.
  • Stack traces: user paths, IP addresses, ports

Can disable redaction via OPENCODE_TRACE_REDACT=false.

Data Storage

Trace data storage structure:

~/.opencode-trace/
├── config.json            # Global state (trace_enabled, current_session)
├── <session-id>/          # Session directory
│   ├── 1.json             # 1st request record
│   ├── 1.sse              # SSE stream data
│   ├── 1.parsed           # Parsed conversation cache
│   ├── 2.json             # 2nd request record
│   ├── timeline.ndjson    # Summary index (fast viewer reads)
│   └── metadata.json      # Session metadata

## Tools

The plugin provides the following OpenCode tools:

| Tool | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `trace_enable` | Enable tracing |
| `trace_disable` | Disable tracing |
| `trace_status` | View tracing status |

Can be called directly in conversation:

User: Please enable tracing AI: [calls trace_enable tool] Tracing enabled


## Troubleshooting

### Tracing Not Working

1. Confirm plugin installed: check `opencode.json` configuration
2. Confirm tracing enabled: run `opencode-trace status`
3. Check directory permissions: ensure `~/.opencode-trace` is writable

## License

MIT