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@orvix-id/opencode

v0.1.1

Published

OpenCode v2 plugin for the Orvix Coding Plan

Readme

@orvix-id/opencode

OpenCode v2 plugin for the Orvix Coding Plan. OpenCode runs the agent; this plugin connects it to https://api.orvix.id/coding/v1 and keeps every session on the prompt cache.

Using Pi or Oh My Pi instead? See @orvix-id/pi and @orvix-id/omp.

Setup

  1. Create a Coding key. In platform.orvix.id/api-keys, create a key and tick Orvix Coding (coding:invoke). The default AI Router scope (ai:invoke) is not enough; Coding endpoints answer 401 coding:invoke scope required.

  2. Expose the key to OpenCode:

    export ORVIX_CODING_API_KEY="orv-sk_live_..."

    Put it in your shell profile or secret manager rather than typing it into commands you share.

  3. Install the plugin:

    opencode plugin add @orvix-id/opencode

    or add it to ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json yourself:

    {
      "plugins": ["@orvix-id/opencode"],
      "model": "orvix-coding/glm-5.2"
    }
  4. Pick a model: opencode -m orvix-coding/deepseek-v4-flash. Models with reasoning profiles expose variants, for example orvix-coding/glm-5.2#high.

The plugin needs OpenCode 2.0.21 or newer.

Models

The model list comes from GET /coding/v1/models when the key is available, so it always matches your plan. Without network access the plugin falls back to the lineup it shipped with. Model ids drop the orvix/ prefix: orvix-coding/glm-5.2 calls orvix/glm-5.2.

What the plugin does

| Piece | Why | | --- | --- | | Provider orvix-coding on OpenCode's built-in OpenAI-compatible driver | Streaming, tool calls, and usage accounting stay OpenCode's own. | | session_id added to every agent and compaction request | Orvix keeps a session on the same upstream route and prompt cache only when the request body carries session_id. OpenCode's session id is reused, so follow-up requests hit the cache. | | prompt_cache_key enabled for every model | Lets cache-aware upstreams group the session as well. | | x-orvix-coding-client header | Reports the client name and plugin version. Used for diagnostics only. |

Session title requests are sent without session_id; they use a different, very small prompt.

Troubleshooting

| Symptom | Cause | | --- | --- | | Model unavailable: orvix-coding/... | The plugin did not load. Check plugins in opencode.json and run opencode with --print-logs. | | 401 coding:invoke scope required | The key was created without the Orvix Coding scope. | | 429 coding_concurrency_exceeded | Too many Coding requests in flight at once. OpenCode retries automatically; retry_after is a few seconds. | | 429 coding_quota_exceeded | A 5-hour, weekly, or monthly window is used up. resets_at says when. |

Development

bun install
bun run check        # tsc + bun test
bun run probe        # 3 real OpenCode turns against a local mock, reports prefix reuse per request

License

MIT