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    @bergetai/opencode-auth·v1.2.0·Auth & Credentials

    Berget AI auth plugin for OpenCode - authenticate with your Berget account

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    2026-10-03

    Install and configure

    opencode.json

    Writes to this project's opencode.json — applies to this repository only.

    opencode.json

    {
      "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
      "plugin": ["@bergetai/opencode-auth@1.2.0"]
    }

    OpenCode loads npm dependencies through its embedded runtime on startup and caches them locally — no manual global install needed.

    Authenticate OpenCode with your Berget AI account.

    Works with OpenCode V2 and V1 from one package (@bergetai/opencode-auth ≥ 1.2):

    • V2 (@opencode/cli ≥ 2.0) — configure under "plugins"
    • V1 (opencode-ai ≥ 1.3.4) — configure under "plugin"

    Quick Start

    The recommended way to get started is with the Berget CLI:

    npm install -g berget
    berget code init
    opencode
    # Type /connect → choose your auth method
    

    Manual setup

    // OpenCode V2 — opencode.json
    {
      "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
      "plugins": ["@bergetai/opencode-auth@latest"],
    }
    
    // OpenCode V1 — opencode.json
    {
      "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
      "plugin": ["@bergetai/opencode-auth@latest"],
    }
    

    Authentication Methods

    Berget Code Seat — Magic link

    For team members with a Berget Code seat, on machines with a browser:

    1. Run /connect in OpenCode
    2. Select "Berget Code Seat - Login using this device"
    3. The login page opens in your browser — token refresh is automatic

    Berget Code Seat — Login using other device with QR

    For headless environments (SSH, CI, containers) where the browser cannot open on the same machine:

    1. Run /connect in OpenCode
    2. Select "Berget Code Seat - Login using other device with QR"
    3. Scan the QR code with your phone, or open the link shown in the dialog — the sign-in code is already included in it
    4. Approve the sign-in on the other device; OpenCode continues automatically

    The sign-in is valid for 10 minutes. If it times out, just run /connect again.

    API Key

    For API key users:

    1. Run /connect in OpenCode
    2. Select "Berget API Key - Enter API key manually"
    3. Paste your key — persisted across sessions

    Version Compatibility

    OpenCode CLI Plugin version Config key
    @opencode/cli (V2) @bergetai/opencode-auth 1.2.x plugins
    opencode-ai ≥ 1.3.4 @bergetai/opencode-auth 1.2.x plugin
    opencode-ai < 1.3.4 pin @bergetai/opencode-auth@1.1.1 plugin

    OpenCode V1 CLIs older than 1.3.4 cannot load object-form default exports; on those versions the plugin fails to load with a visible error. Pin the exact version @bergetai/opencode-auth@1.1.1 to keep using it on older V1 releases — the @1 dist-tag now resolves to the 1.2.x line, which requires V1 ≥ 1.3.4.

    Coming from OpenCode V1 on V2?

    Your V1 login carries over: on startup the plugin imports the berget credential from V1's auth.json into V2's credential store when OpenCode exposes the import surface (V2 2.0.22 does not yet — see docs/auth.md; until then, log in once via /connect). Once imported, token refresh is handled by the framework; refreshes made while on V2 are not written back to V1's store, so a long V2 session may require one re-login if you later downgrade to 1.1.x.

    How It Works

    • PKCE Authorization Flow for browser login (magic link)
    • Device Authorization Grant (RFC 8628) for QR / device code login on headless machines
    • Automatic token refresh — V1 uses a custom fetch; V2 delegates to the framework's credential store (see docs/auth.md)
    • Models fetched dynamically from Berget API — no manual config needed

    License

    MIT

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