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opencode-machine-memory

v0.1.2

Published

OpenCode plugin for machine-maintained project and global memory with explicit recall tools.

Downloads

298

Readme

opencode-machine-memory

Machine-maintained memory plugin for OpenCode.

It provides:

  • remember: persist explicit memories into project or global memory
  • inspect_write: preview how a memory will be classified
  • inspect_recall: inspect recall candidates from machine memory, plan archives, and recent session snapshots
  • inspect_memory_status: diagnose file paths and OpenViking readiness

The plugin also:

  • mirrors recent session messages into local snapshots for explicit recall/debugging
  • appends machine memory bundles during session compaction
  • converts lifecycle reflection output into project reflection memory

Design note:

  • machine-memory is a tool-layer capability, not a control-layer reminder
  • the plugin does not auto-inject recall into user turns
  • agents must explicitly decide when to call inspect_recall or remember

Installation

Add it to your OpenCode config:

{
  "plugin": [
    "[email protected]"
  ]
}

Storage Layout

  • Global memory: ~/.config/opencode/machine-memory/
  • Project memory: <project>/.opencode/machine-memory/

Optional OpenViking Configuration

Basic file-backed memory works without extra services. Semantic sync/search through OpenViking is optional.

If OpenViking is not installed but uv is available, the plugin will automatically create ~/.config/opencode/machine-memory/.venv and install openviking on first Python-backend use.

Environment variables supported:

  • OPENVIKING_BASE_URL
  • OPENVIKING_API_KEY
  • OPENVIKING_PYTHON_BIN
  • OPENVIKING_BRIDGE_PATH
  • OV_DATA_DIR
  • OV_TARGET_URI
  • ARK_API_KEY
  • ARK_ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN
  • ARK_CODING_AUTH_TOKEN
  • DOUBAO_API_KEY

You can also configure ~/.config/opencode/machine-memory/openviking.json with:

{
  "pythonBin": "python3",
  "bridgePath": "/absolute/path/to/machine_memory_openviking_bridge.py",
  "baseUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:1933",
  "targetRootUri": "viking://resources/machine-memory/"
}