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opencode-openmemo

v3.1.2

Published

Persistent project memory for OpenCode — embeddings, semantic search, auto-capture, git sync

Readme

opencode-openmemo

Persistent project memory plugin for OpenCode. Stores AI discoveries as paired .md + .json files with embeddings for semantic dedup and search, then auto-commits them via git.

Install

Add to your opencode.json:

{
  "plugin": ["opencode-openmemo"]
}

OpenCode installs it automatically at startup.

How it works

The AI tags discoveries in its responses using inline tags:

[Solved: slow build — added cache]   → tracked as a fix
[Bug: login redirect loop]           → tracked as a bug
[Decision: use sqlite — simpler]      → tracked as a decision
[Dep: express 4.18.2]                → tracked as a dependency

The plugin:

  • Detects these tags in streaming responses (debounced, cached)
  • Generates embeddings via @xenova/transformers (runs locally, no server)
  • Deduplicates entries by cosine similarity
  • Auto-captures git commits, branch switches, npm installs
  • Builds a live STATE.md with active issues, decisions, dependencies
  • Syncs via git for cross-machine use

Data

Everything lives in .openmemo/:

  • entries/ — paired .md + .json files (max 500)
  • STATE.md — auto-generated project state summary
  • journal.md — session & action log
  • user-profile.md — tool usage patterns

Migration

If you used the old aiproject plugin, entries in .aiproject/entries/ are auto-migrated on first run.