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Oc Plugins
OpenCode V2 plugin monorepo by Ope Oginni, released as independent npm packages: oc-auto-perms brings intent-aware permissions powered by Jev, alongside WIP plugins for iMessage notifications and TUI Invaders.
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- 4
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- TypeScript
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- 2 min
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- opeoginni
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- oc-auto-perms provides universal intent-aware permissions powered by TypeSafe AI's Jev model.
- oc-ping, iMessage notifications and remote replies powered by Photon, is marked WIP.
- oc-invaders, a TUI game to play while an OpenCode agent works, is marked WIP.
- One monorepo with independent npm package releases; packages are versioned with Changesets.
- Each plugin keeps its own local OpenCode example; bun install, bun run check, bun test and bun run build cover every package.
Watch out
Copy reviewed against the repo README on 2026-10-15. The README lists three plugins but gives no configuration guide for oc-auto-perms in the captured text, and two of the three are marked WIP; the repository's GitHub metadata shows no license, so check before reuse.
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A monorepo of OpenCode V2 plugins by Ope Oginni, developed together and released as independent npm packages: oc-auto-perms, oc-ping and oc-invaders. The repository is the shared workspace behind the three packages; each is installed on its own.
oc-auto-perms is described as universal intent-aware permissions powered by TypeSafe AI's Jev model. The other two plugins — oc-ping for iMessage notifications and remote replies via Photon, and oc-invaders for a TUI game — do not involve Jev in the captured README.
No. The README marks oc-ping and oc-invaders as WIP; only oc-auto-perms is described without a WIP marker. The captured README does not include a setup walkthrough for oc-auto-perms.
With bun: bun install, then bun run check, bun test and bun run build run every package's checks. A single plugin can be targeted with the filter flag, for example bun run --filter oc-ping test or bun run --filter oc-ping build.
Each plugin keeps its own local OpenCode example. For oc-ping, the README says to enter its workspace, copy opencode.example.jsonc to opencode.jsonc, run bun run build, and start an isolated OpenCode instance with opencode2 --standalone.
Packages are independently versioned with Changesets: bun run changeset, bun run version-packages, bun run release. Before publishing, the README suggests testing package contents with bun run pack:dry-run.
Ope Oginni develops the plugins in one monorepo and releases them as independent npm packages. The repository appeared on 2026-09-09 and was last pushed 2026-09-21, so it is early; the captured README does not list a license.
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