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opencode-requesty-models

v0.1.5

Published

OpenCode plugin that replaces Requesty seeded models with the live key-scoped catalog

Readme

opencode-requesty-models

OpenCode plugin that replaces Requesty's seeded models.dev catalog with the live key-scoped GET /v1/models response for the saved Requesty API key.

What it does

  • refreshes Requesty's model list during provider bootstrap
  • retries one transient refresh failure before giving up
  • keeps seeded metadata when live fields are missing
  • overrides seeded price, limit, and capability data when live values are present
  • removes seeded models that are not available for the current key
  • falls back to a cached live catalog for the same key before using the seeded catalog

Requirements

  • Requesty must already exist as a seeded provider in OpenCode
  • credentials must be saved with opencode auth login, then choosing Requesty and entering your Requesty API key
  • the plugin reuses OpenCode's built-in API-key prompt for Requesty auth
  • env-only REQUESTY_API_KEY is not supported in v1 because OpenCode only runs plugin auth loaders for saved auth

Install From npm

Add the plugin to opencode.json:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
  "plugin": ["opencode-requesty-models"]
}

Then save your Requesty key:

opencode auth login

When prompted, choose Requesty and enter your Requesty API key.

Verify that the live catalog is being used:

opencode models requesty

The plugin caches the last successful live catalog in the local user cache directory so transient Requesty outages do not immediately drop back to the seeded catalog. Cache files are keyed by a secret-derived HMAC prefix, not the raw API key.

Local Development

bun install
bun run build
bun run test

For local plugin testing without publishing, add a project plugin shim that re-exports dist/index.js from this repository.

Publish

bun run build
npm publish

After publishing, users can install it directly through the plugin array in opencode.json.