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opencode-github-pr-status

v0.4.0

Published

GitHub pull request status in the OpenCode terminal

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OpenCode GitHub PR status

Show the current branch's GitHub pull request in the OpenCode terminal prompt.

Install

opencode plugin add [email protected]

Requirements

  • OpenCode V2 2.0.18 or later
  • git
  • the GitHub CLI. Sign in to GitHub with gh auth login before opening a session in a repository with a pull request.

Use

Open an OpenCode session on a branch with a GitHub pull request. The prompt footer shows PR #123, colored by review and check status. Click the number to open the pull request in your browser.

The plugin also adds two commands: GitHub PR: Open and GitHub PR: Refresh.

The status automatically refreshes every minute and after a session completes or the branch changes. On a branch without a pull request, the indicator is empty. Refresh errors appear as a toast.

Develop

Use the Node.js version in .nvmrc (currently 26), pnpm 10.34.5, and Bun. Run pnpm install --frozen-lockfile, pnpm test, and pnpm typecheck. The tests check the files in the npm package and render the built TUI entrypoint from a node_modules directory. npm publish builds the TUI before packing it. You do not need GitHub credentials to run the tests. The package's engines field specifies the minimum supported Node.js version, which may be lower than the development and CI version.

See RELEASING.md to publish a version.