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opencode-fix-nim

v0.5.0

Published

OpenCode plugin that provides a local proxy for NVIDIA NIM API endpoints with tool call fixes

Readme

opencode-fix-nim

This is a quick hack to get tool usage working with models hosted by Nvidia in opencode which more or less fixes this issue though there may be a few rendering bugs.

NIM provides a lot of really great opensource models for free that you can use with opencode but for some reason Nvidia doesn't use the standard api responses everyone else uses so tool usage was unreliable as of writing.

This plugin essentially installs a super tiny local proxy in your opencode plugins directory and the intercepts responses from NVIDIA NIM tool calls that are missing the required 'ID; field and injects unique IDs for each tool call. For this to work it also modifies your opencode.json config and leaves instructions on how to revert.

Hopefully this plugin will be moot after this PR from @T1mn is merged but until then I hope this helps.

Install

npm install -g opencode-fix-nim

This modifies your ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json to route NVIDIA requests through the proxy. A backup is created automatically.

Usage

opencode

The proxy runs on localhost:9876 and patches tool responses automatically.

Uninstall

npm v7+ does not run lifecycle scripts on uninstall, so you must clean up the config manually before removing the package:

node $(npm root -g)/opencode-nim-fix/scripts/uninstall.js
npm uninstall -g opencode-nim-fix

The uninstall script removes the proxy baseURL from your nvidia provider config and removes opencode-nim-fix from the plugin array. Nothing else is touched.

License

MIT