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opencode-mini-session

v1.1.3

Published

> [!IMPORTANT] > If the plugin stopped working after an OpenCode update, see the [troubleshooting information](#refresh-the-plugin).

Downloads

910

Readme

OpenCode mini session

[!IMPORTANT] If the plugin stopped working after an OpenCode update, see the troubleshooting information.

An OpenCode TUI plugin that opens interactive temporary mini sessions for side questions, either with injected main-session context or as a fresh no-context thread.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7a668d45-dffc-4311-91fb-1460bf773238

What it does

The mini session runs as an overlay alongside the main session without blocking it, so you can ask side questions while the main thread continues working.

Press alt+b for the default mini mode, or alt+n for a fresh mini mode with no copied conversation context. You can also run /mini or /mini-fresh from the command palette during any OpenCode session. Type a question in the mini session dialog and send it. The plugin:

  1. Gathers context from the current session (token-limited)
  2. Creates a temporary isolated session with that context
  3. Sends your question to the AI and streams the response
  4. Lets you ask follow-up questions in the same mini session
  5. Optionally injects the full mini-session transcript back into the main thread
  6. Deletes the ephemeral session on close

Installation

Automatic

Just install the plugin with the OpenCode plugin manager:

opencode plugin opencode-mini-session --global

Manual

Add to your OpenCode TUI config (~/.config/opencode/tui.json):

{
  "plugin": [
    "opencode-mini-session"
  ]
}

OpenCode installs it automatically with Bun on startup.

Keybinds

Trigger

| Key | Action | |---|---| | alt+b (configurable) | Toggle main mini session overlay | | alt+n (configurable) | Toggle fresh mini session overlay | | /mini | Open mini session with copied session context | | /mini-fresh | Open mini session with no copied session context | | /mini-model | Change model for future mini sessions |

Inside the mini session

| Key | Action | |---|---| | enter | Send question / follow-up | | shift+enter | Inject mini transcript into the main thread | | alt+b or alt+n (configurable) | Hide overlay, resumable | | ctrl+t (configurable) | Toggle thinking blocks | | tab | Change the model for the next question | | esc / ctrl+c | Cancel and close |

Configuration

All options are optional. Defaults are shown below.

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | model | string \| null | null | Override model as providerID/modelID, for example "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6". null auto-detects from the current session. | | variant | string \| null | null | Optional variant for the configured mini model, for example "high". | | agent | string \| null | null | null or omitted uses plugin-managed mini mode. A string uses an existing OpenCode agent by name. | | tokenLimit | number | 50000 | Maximum tokens of session context to include. | | keybind | string \| false | "alt+b" | Main mini-session keybind. Set to false or "none" to disable. | | freshKeybind | string \| false | "alt+n" | Fresh mini-session keybind. Set to false or "none" to disable. | | enableThinking | boolean | false | Show thinking blocks collapsed by default. | | toggleThinkingKeybind | string \| false | "ctrl+t" | Thinking toggle keybind inside the mini session. Set to false or "none" to disable. |

If you want to customize the plugin, your config should look something like this:

{
  "plugin": [
    ["opencode-mini-session", {
      "model": "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6",
      "variant": "high",
      "tokenLimit": 10000,
      "keybind": "alt+m",
      "freshKeybind": "alt+f",
      "enableThinking": true,
      "toggleThinkingKeybind": "alt+a",
      "agent": "build"
    }]
  ]
}

Agents and permissions

If agent is not set or is invalid, mini uses a plugin managed custom mini agent with read only tools: glob, grep, list, read, and webfetch.

To customize permissions, tone, instructions, or other behavior, set agent to an existing OpenCode agent name. The plugin will use that agent's settings directly.

See the OpenCode agent docs for more info on custom agent setup.

For example, configure mini to use a custom pirate agent:

{
  "plugin": [
    ["opencode-mini-session", { "agent": "pirate" }]
  ]
}

Mini session using a custom pirate agent

Session context

The mini session receives the main session's conversation as plain text:

  • User questions
  • Assistant responses
  • Tool calls summarized inline (name + up to 4 input params, e.g. [tool: read path=src/foo.ts])

Oldest messages are dropped to fit the tokenLimit, and the result is injected into the system prompt inside <session-context> tags.

Fresh mini mode skips this copied-context step entirely.

Troubleshooting

Refresh the plugin

If /mini is missing or the TUI does not load after updating OpenCode, close OpenCode and force a fresh plugin install:

opencode plugin opencode-mini-session --global --force
opencode

The plugin can only check for updates after its TUI has loaded, so an incompatible cached version cannot update itself.

Clear the plugin cache

If refreshing the plugin does not work, close OpenCode, remove the cached npm package, then start OpenCode again.

Linux and macOS:

rm -rf ~/.cache/opencode/node_modules/opencode-mini-session
opencode

Windows PowerShell:

Remove-Item -Recurse -Force "$HOME\.cache\opencode\node_modules\opencode-mini-session"
opencode

For more information, see the official OpenCode docs for npm plugins and plugin cache and configuration locations.