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opencode-session-tab-delete

v0.1.2

Published

OpenCode 2 TUI plugin that adds Delete to session tab context menus.

Readme

opencode-session-tab-delete

OpenCode 2 TUI plugin that adds a Delete action next to the native session-tab context menu.

Install

Install from npm:

opencode2 plugin add opencode-session-tab-delete

For local development, expose the plugin through the global plugin discovery directory. OpenCode scans ~/.config/opencode/plugins/<name>/ for an index.{ts,tsx,js,...} entry plus an optional sibling tui.{ts,tsx,...}; the CLI auto-loads the TUI entry and rewrites imports of @opentui/*, solid-js, and @opencode-ai/plugin/tui to its own bundled runtime.

Do not put a local path in the plugins array of ~/.config/opencode/cli.json: that loader only supports npm/Git package specifiers — a file:// entry pointing at a file is skipped silently, and one pointing at a directory is resolved as a package (importing <dir>/tui literally, which fails with ENOENT).

Link the entry directory (a junction on Windows, a symlink elsewhere) so sources stay editable in place:

# Windows (PowerShell)
New-Item -ItemType Junction `
  -Path "$env:USERPROFILE\.config\opencode\plugins\session-tab-delete" `
  -Target "C:\path\to\opencode-session-tab-delete\src"
# macOS / Linux
ln -s /path/to/opencode-session-tab-delete/src ~/.config/opencode/plugins/session-tab-delete

Restart opencode2 after changing discovery content.

Usage

  • Right-click a session tab and click the plugin-provided Delete row.
  • Confirm in the standard OpenCode dialog.

The plugin calls the normal session.remove API. OpenCode's session.deleted event removes the tab and returns to the next session or home. Failed requests are shown as error toasts.

Compatibility

OpenCode 2 currently has no public TUI extension point for adding an item inside its native tab menu. The plugin therefore observes the existing menu's geometry and places one plugin-owned row directly below it. The native New tab, Rename, and Close items remain unchanged.

The right-click bridge is isolated in src/tui.tsx. It uses the beta OpenTUI mouse-dispatch method so it can capture the tab before the native handler stops propagation. If a future OpenTUI release changes that internal method, the right-click row may need a compatibility update.

Development

npm install
npm run typecheck
npm test