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opencode-parley

v0.1.0

Published

opencode plugin for MIT Parley: provider + model switching, API-key auth, and cost tracking

Readme

opencode-parley

opencode plugin for MIT Parley: registers Parley as a provider (models pulled live from /v1/models), handles validated API-key auth, and tracks cost.

Setup

# install: add "opencode-parley" to the plugin list in ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json,
# or from a checkout:
ln -sf /path/to/opencode-parley/src/index.ts ~/.config/opencode/plugins/parley.ts

opencode auth login   # pick "MIT Parley", paste your sk-parley-v1-... key

Keys are format-checked and verified live against Parley before being stored; a bad key fails the login. PARLEY_API_KEY (env or project .env) takes precedence over the stored credential. If a key is missing or rejected — including mid-session 401s — an error toast tells you to re-auth.

Pick models with /models (all prefixed parley/), or opencode run -m parley/bedrock/claude-sonnet-5 "...".

Cost tracking

  • Per-message/session cost shows natively in the TUI (the plugin attaches Parley's per-million-token rates to each model; rates live in RATES in src/index.ts — unlisted models show $0).
  • Non-streaming responses' x-parley-v1-cost headers accumulate in ~/.local/share/opencode/parley-cost.json.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | /parley_usage [from] [to] | Billed usage from Parley's usage API with per-model breakdown (default: current month). | | /parley_budget [instructions] | Show budget alert limits, or update them (set monthly limit 50 alert at 80). Soft limits, thresholds 50–95%; may need admin credentials. | | /parley_cost | Summarize the local cost-header log. |

Each command drives a matching plugin tool (plus parley_count_tokens for free token estimates), which the agent can also call directly.

/parley_usage and /parley_budget need your account ID — set PARLEY_ACCOUNT_ID (env or .env); get it from the Parley dashboard or your IS&T admin, the API key can't discover it.

Overrides

Anything under provider.parley or command in opencode.json wins over plugin defaults, e.g. extended thinking:

{
  "provider": {
    "parley": {
      "models": {
        "bedrock/claude-opus-4-8": {
          "options": { "max_tokens": 64000, "thinking": { "type": "adaptive" } }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Notes

  • Parley is stateless; opencode resends full context each turn, so long sessions grow input cost.
  • Parley's file-attachment API isn't wrapped — opencode inlines attachments itself and can't reference Parley file_ids.