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opencode-usage-bars

v0.1.2

Published

2 days ago

Usage bars for the OpenCode V2 TUI sidebar

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opencode-usage-bars

Usage bars for the OpenCode V2 TUI sidebar.

The filled bar shows remaining usage. The | marker shows how much time remains in the limit window. Bar color compares usage with elapsed time: green is safely on pace, yellow is ahead of pace, and red is substantially ahead or exhausted.

Installation

Install the plugin:

opencode2 plugin add opencode-usage-bars

The plugin resolves connected credentials, fetches usage, and renders the bars in the TUI sidebar.

Usage bars in the OpenCode sidebar

Screenshots

Features

Pace-aware green-to-yellow-to-red color gradient
Collapsible account summaries colored by their worst limit
Reset timestamps with fixed-width day and time fields

The reset indicator uses a Nerd Font icon. Install a Nerd Font in your terminal for the intended appearance.

Supported Providers

[!NOTE] This is the current provider list. Support for additional providers is planned.

Codex: 5-hour and weekly limits, with support for multiple accounts and their stored OpenCode account labels.
OpenCode Go: rolling, weekly, and monthly limits.

Development

bun install
bun run check

For local development, reference src/index.ts as a server plugin and src/tui.tsx as a CLI plugin. Both processes share usage data through $XDG_CACHE_HOME/opencode/usage-bars.json, or ~/.cache/opencode/usage-bars.json when XDG_CACHE_HOME is unset.

Limitations

Usage data is currently cached locally, so the server and TUI must run on the same machine. Remote-server TUI connections do not display usage bars.