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oc-transcript-save

v0.0.4

Published

OpenCode plugin that autosaves full transcript in specified directory

Readme

oc-transcript-save

An OpenCode plugin that automatically saves full session transcripts to markdown files.

Features

  • Automatic saving: Exports transcripts when sessions become idle
  • Rich markdown output: Messages, tool calls, reasoning, files, and todos formatted as readable markdown
  • YAML frontmatter: Session metadata (ID, title, timestamps) embedded in document header
  • Smart caching: Prefetches data during sessions for faster saves
  • Change detection: Skips redundant writes when content hasn't changed
  • Atomic writes: Uses temp files to prevent corrupted output
  • Configurable output: Customizable save directory via environment variable
  • Debug logging: Optional verbose logging for troubleshooting

Installation

  1. Install dependencies:
bun install
  1. The plugin exports TranscriptSavePlugin which can be registered with your OpenCode instance.

Configuration

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | Default | | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | | OC_TRANSCRIPT_SAVE_PATH | Directory where markdown files are saved | os.tmpdir()/oc-transcript-save | | OC_TRANSCRIPT_SAVE_DEBUG | Enable debug logging (1 or true) | false |

Output File Format

Files are named: {timestamp}-{session-id}.md

Example: 2026-03-11-09-30-45-abc123.md

Output Structure

Each markdown file contains:

---
session_id: abc123
title: "Session Title"
created_at: "2026-03-11T09:30:45.000Z"
updated_at: "2026-03-11T09:45:30.000Z"
---

### User

Your message content...

---

### Agent

Response with reasoning, tool calls, etc.

Usage

The plugin automatically hooks into OpenCode events:

  • session.status: Triggers when session becomes idle
  • session.idle: Explicit idle state trigger
  • Prefetches during busy/retry states for performance

No manual invocation needed—it runs automatically as you work.

Development

Run type checking:

bun run check

Format code:

bun run fmt

License

MIT

Repository

https://github.com/mdrv/oc-transcript-save