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opencode-later

v0.1.2

Published

Global persistent Later list for OpenCode

Downloads

49

Readme

opencode-later

npm

A global persistent Later list with native OpenCode sidebar integration and management.

/later opens a keyboard-first management view for adding, editing, completing, restoring, deleting, and reordering items. Active items remain visible in OpenCode's right sidebar across every session and project.

Add Items

Add items from the keyboard-first management view.

opencode-later add dialog for creating a new Later item

Manage Your List

Review active items and completed history, then edit, reorder, complete, restore, delete, or start an item.

opencode-later management view showing active items and completed history

Published on npm as opencode-later.

Requirements

  • OpenCode 1.18.12 or newer within the 1.x release line
  • Bun, which is already used by OpenCode's plugin runtime

The TUI plugin API is new and version-coupled. This package declares an engines.opencode range so incompatible OpenCode versions skip it rather than loading an unsupported interface.

The sidebar works in the terminal TUI. It does not appear in the desktop application or opencode --mini.

Install

Install globally so the same list is available from every project:

opencode plugin --global opencode-later

The package exposes separate server and TUI entrypoints. OpenCode detects both and updates:

  • ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json or opencode.jsonc
  • ~/.config/opencode/tui.json for commands, the sidebar, and the native management view

Quit and restart OpenCode after installation. Plugin configuration is loaded only at startup.

Then run:

/later

Commands

  • /later: open the management view

Messages may be duplicated. Active numbers always follow the current display order and are reassigned immediately after completion, deletion, or reordering.

Sidebar

Active items appear in the right sidebar as a numbered ordered list in every session and project. Long messages wrap within the available sidebar width. The entire Later section is omitted when there are no active items.

The plugin does not force the right sidebar open; the section appears when OpenCode's sidebar is visible.

Management View

  • a: add an item
  • e: edit the selected item
  • space: complete the selected active item or restore the selected completed item
  • enter: start the selected active item by completing it, closing the view, and placing its text in the prompt
  • d: permanently delete the selected item
  • J / K: move the selected active item down or up
  • j / k or arrow keys: move selection
  • h: show or hide completed history
  • r: refresh immediately
  • esc: return to the session or home screen that opened the view

The screen and sidebar refresh automatically when another active OpenCode instance changes the list.

Completing an item preserves it in history. Restoring a completed item appends it to the active list. Deleting an active or completed item removes it permanently.

Storage

The plugin stores its SQLite database at:

<opencode-state>/opencode-later/later.sqlite

This is plugin-owned global storage and does not use OpenCode's database. SQLite WAL mode and transactions allow multiple active OpenCode processes to read and update the list safely.

To clear all active items and history, quit OpenCode and remove the database file.

Custom Database Path

Both plugin targets accept a database option. Configure the same path in opencode.jsonc and tui.json:

{
  "plugin": [["opencode-later", { "database": "/absolute/path/later.sqlite" }]]
}

A relative path is resolved from OpenCode's state directory.

Development

bun install
bun test
bun run typecheck
bun run build

To load a local checkout, reference its absolute directory in both OpenCode plugin configurations, then restart OpenCode.

Data Model

The database records:

  • A stable unique item ID
  • Message text
  • Active display position
  • Creation and update timestamps
  • Completion timestamp for historical items
  • A monotonically increasing revision used to detect external changes

Project paths, session IDs, prompts, responses, tool arguments, file contents, and credentials are not stored.