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@tonlon/opencode-tms-plugin

v1.1.0

Published

Minimal OpenCode installer for the tms-jira skill and local TMS setup

Readme

@tonlon/opencode-tms-plugin

Minimal installer for OpenCode integration backed by the local tms-jira skill assets.

This package now focuses on atomic capability installation only:

  • install the tms-jira skill runner into OpenCode
  • install TMS business context into OpenCode
  • configure TMS_BASE_URL and TMS_BEARER_TOKEN
  • verify local installation
  • upgrade and uninstall the installed skill

Install

npm i -g @tonlon/opencode-tms-plugin
opencode-tms setup

setup now prompts for TMS_BASE_URL and TMS_BEARER_TOKEN if missing, and writes them to ~/.config/opencode/tms-jira.env.

setup writes env values without quotes, and normalizes TMS_BASE_URL so both /rest and /rest/ inputs are accepted.

setup also removes old installed TMS assistant-era artifacts before reinstalling the current skill. If existing TMS configuration is already detected and setup runs interactively, it will ask whether you want to keep the current config or overwrite the local env file.

Commands

  • opencode-tms install
  • opencode-tms setup (recommended, install + doctor)
  • opencode-tms upgrade (upgrade global npm packages + refresh local assets)
  • opencode-tms uninstall
  • opencode-tms uninstall --purge (also remove ~/.config/opencode/tms-jira.env)
  • opencode-tms doctor

Add --json to any command if you need machine-readable output.

What it installs

  • ~/.config/opencode/skill/tms-jira/SKILL.md
  • ~/.config/opencode/context/tms/*

Recommended command entry after install:

  • OpenCode / shell: ~/.config/opencode/skill/tms-jira/bin/tms-jira.sh

Important:

  • do not prefer the global tms-jira npm shim when a local wrapper is available
  • always prefer the installed local wrapper ~/.config/opencode/skill/tms-jira/bin/tms-jira.sh
  • if shell behavior is still inconsistent, use node "~/.config/opencode/skill/tms-jira/bin/tms-jira-runner.js" <command>

It does not install assistant prompts, planning/review layers, or local automation state.

If you are upgrading from an older version, run opencode-tms install or opencode-tms setup again to refresh the installed skill files.

Verify

opencode-tms doctor
~/.config/opencode/skill/tms-jira/bin/tms-jira.sh help

Shell recommendation:

  • Use a sh-compatible shell and run tms-jira.sh
  • Cross-platform: use node "~/.config/opencode/skill/tms-jira/bin/tms-jira-runner.js" <command>