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@vaur94/opencode2-extra-tool

v0.2.2

Published

Session-scoped todo and taskflow tools for OpenCode V2.

Readme

opencode2-extra-tool

An OpenCode V2 plugin that provides the todowrite and taskflow tools.

Install

{
  "plugins": ["@vaur94/[email protected]"]
}

todowrite replaces the current session's full structured task list. Its input is { todos: [{ content, status, priority }] }; an empty list clears it.

Taskflow

taskflow stores a full, session-scoped task plan with an objective, acceptance criteria, and ordered steps. The current state, durable revision history, step transition times, and continuation counters use OpenCode's plugin storage. Plan and report history is kept out of the model conversation, so bookkeeping does not create extra assistant turns or distract the agent. Active-plan guidance is not repeated on every tool-driven model call. When an incomplete session becomes idle, the plugin queues one detailed continuation message for that plan revision so the agent can resume the remaining steps and update their statuses at meaningful milestones. Continuation text is capped to keep unusually large plans from flooding the model context.

A step can be marked blocked when a verified blocker prevents further work. Blocked steps keep the plan incomplete but do not trigger automatic continuation; continuation resumes after a later revision makes at least one step pending or in_progress again.

A step may name an existing agent. The plugin only records that assignment and instructs the active agent to use OpenCode's existing delegation flow; it never registers or injects an additional agent.

Plan snapshots classify updates as initial, progress, definition, or unchanged; definition changes identify the affected title, objective, acceptance criteria, step structure/content, agent assignment, and step status fields. Once all steps are complete, the latest assistant response is stored as a bounded final report for that revision and is included in the read-only snapshot.

Current plans and per-revision continuation markers are restored after an OpenCode service restart. The plugin also publishes a token-protected, read-only loopback endpoint discovered through ${XDG_STATE_HOME:-~/.local/state}/opencode2-extra-tool/taskflow-backend.json. This endpoint is intended for a local bridge such as opencode2-web; it is not exposed directly to browsers.