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@tokenwarden/opencode

v1.1.0

Published

TokenWarden for opencode local-first context optimization and cost reporting plugin.

Readme

@tokenwarden/opencode

TokenWarden for opencode is a local-first context optimization and cost reporting plugin.

Works on macOS and Linux; Windows support is currently beta.

See how it works and benchmarks.

Install

# Global install for your opencode config:
opencode plugin @tokenwarden/opencode -g -f

# Local install for the current project:
opencode plugin @tokenwarden/opencode -f

Run the local command from the project directory you want TokenWarden enabled in. Use the global command to enable it from your global opencode config. Restart opencode after installing.

Compact Answers

TokenWarden can guide opencode toward compact development answers that focus on status, changed files, verification commands, real risks, and blockers. This reduces conversational filler while preserving the exact paths, commands, errors, and test results that matter for the work.

TUI Commands

Open the OpenCode command palette and run:

  • TokenWarden: Report: show observed savings from local usage data.
  • TokenWarden: Status: show status in the opencode TUI.
  • TokenWarden: Version: show the installed TokenWarden package version.
  • TokenWarden: Account: open your hosted TokenWarden account page.
  • TokenWarden: Connect: connect this machine to a hosted account.
  • TokenWarden: Disconnect: remove the local license and clear account connection state.

CLI

tokenwarden report
tokenwarden status
tokenwarden version
tokenwarden account
tokenwarden connect --email [email protected]
tokenwarden disconnect

See the website readme page for product and setup notes.