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opencode-openspec-task-tui

v1.0.3

Published

OpenCode TUI sidebar for active OpenSpec task progress

Readme

OpenSpec Task Progress for OpenCode

opencode-openspec-task-tui automatically selects the active OpenSpec change for the current project and adds a read-only OpenCode sidebar. It shows global and per-section task progress and keeps accordion preferences separate by project and change.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22.13 or newer
  • OpenCode with a compatible TUI plugin API
  • The openspec CLI available on PATH
  • An OpenSpec project opened as the current OpenCode project

Install from npm

Install the package:

npm install opencode-openspec-task-tui

Add its TUI entry to ~/.config/opencode/tui.json:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/tui.json",
  "plugin": ["opencode-openspec-task-tui"]
}

Restart OpenCode after changing the configuration.

Use a local compiled bundle

From this repository, install dependencies and build the bundle:

pnpm install
pnpm build

Point OpenCode at the resulting JavaScript file with an absolute path:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/tui.json",
  "plugin": ["/absolute/path/to/opencode-openspec-task-tui/dist/tui.js"]
}

Restart OpenCode. Keep the bundle in this package directory so its OpenCode, OpenTUI, and Solid peer dependencies remain resolvable.

Active change and task syntax

No session command or change reference is required. The plugin automatically selects a change from openspec list --json in the current project and keeps the selection and progress current through filesystem watchers and periodic reconciliation.

Selection is deterministic:

  • only in-progress and complete changes are eligible;
  • in-progress changes outrank complete changes;
  • within the winning status group, the change with the newest valid lastModified wins;
  • no-tasks and invalid entries are ignored.

The selected name is authoritatively validated and resolved with openspec status --change <name> --json. Global and section progress are calculated from the resolved tasks.md, not from list counters. OpenCode session content and explicit --change references do not affect selection.

Only these task markers in the resolved tasks.md are counted:

- [ ] Unfinished list task
- [x] Finished list task
- [X] Finished list task with uppercase X

### [ ] Unfinished heading task
### [x] Finished heading task
### [X] Finished heading task with uppercase X

Other Markdown is not counted as a task. Non-task headings group tasks into ordered accordion sections; tasks before a section use the Tasks fallback section.

Releases

Conventional Commits determine the release type: fix: publishes a patch, feat: publishes a minor, and a breaking change publishes a major. Merging a release-worthy commit to main publishes automatically. Git tags and the npm registry are the source of truth for released versions; the committed package.json intentionally retains 0.0.0-development.

MVP boundaries

This MVP is task-progress visibility only. It does not provide:

  • change selection or browsing;
  • proposal, design, spec, verification, archive, or other non-task artifact status;
  • apply, verify, archive, edit, task-authoring, or other mutation actions;
  • arbitrary Markdown trees or nested task hierarchy.