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opencode-status

v0.0.0

Published

Status tracking plugin for OpenCode - tracks tool usage and agent state in a local database

Readme

opencode-status

A lightweight status tracking plugin for OpenCode that records agent and tool usage into a local SQLite database.

Features

  • Status Tracking: Records when agents are "thinking", using tools, or idle
  • SQLite Database: Stores all status data in ~/.config/opencode/status.db
  • Session Mapping: Maps session IDs to registered names for easy tracking
  • Lightweight: No Electron, no GUI - just pure status tracking

Installation

npm install opencode-status

Usage

Add to your OpenCode configuration:

{
  "plugins": ["opencode-status"]
}

The plugin will automatically:

  1. Create a status.db SQLite database in your OpenCode config directory
  2. Track tool usage for registered sessions
  3. Record when agents are thinking, executing tools, or idle

Database Schema

The plugin creates a latest_tool_usage table:

CREATE TABLE latest_tool_usage (
  id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
  name TEXT NOT NULL,
  session_id TEXT NOT NULL,
  tool_name TEXT NOT NULL,
  timestamp INTEGER NOT NULL,
  UNIQUE(name, session_id)
);

API

Tool: register_status_name

Register a name for the current session to enable status tracking:

// The LLM can call this tool to register itself
register_status_name({ name: "my-agent" })

Once registered, all subsequent tool usage and state changes will be tracked for that name.

Querying Status

You can query the database directly:

import { Database } from "bun:sqlite";

const db = new Database("~/.config/opencode/status.db");
const status = db.query("SELECT * FROM latest_tool_usage WHERE name = ?").get("my-agent");

Tracked States

  • registered - Initial registration of a session name
  • thinking - Agent is processing a message
  • <tool_name> - Any tool being executed (e.g., "bash", "read", "write")
  • idle - Agent is waiting for input

License

MIT