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    @kerneloops/opencode-session-tools·v0.1.1·Memory & Context

    Session tools for OpenCode v2: session metadata, history recall and Claude Code-style cross-session messaging

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    2026-09-26

    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": ["@kerneloops/opencode-session-tools@0.1.1"]
    }

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

    Session tools for OpenCode v2, as two local plugins:

    • opencode-meta
      • opencode_meta: bounded, read-only session metadata (a session, its parent and children, message and tool statistics, recent sessions, tool usage).
      • send_message: cross-session messaging, in the style of Claude Code's. One session sends plain text to another by ID or title; by default the target receives it at its next step boundary, marked as coming from a peer (not from its user, and never an approval), with the address to reply to.
    • opencode-recall-lite
      • recall / recall_get: search earlier sessions across projects, and read one back.
      • A short system reminder to search history before answering questions about it.

    Both plugins use only OpenCode v2's public plugin API. They share a small session index, kept in plugin storage, which is built from session events.

    Install

    From npm, as one plugin: add it to the plugins list in your OpenCode v2 opencode.json, and OpenCode installs it:

    { "plugins": [{ "package": "@kerneloops/opencode-session-tools" }] }
    

    Or, as two local plugins, copy both directories into your OpenCode v2 config directory's plugins/, for example ~/.config/opencode/plugins/:

    cp -r plugins/opencode-meta plugins/opencode-recall-lite ~/.config/opencode/plugins/
    

    OpenCode v2 loads every directory under plugins/. Keep the two side by side: opencode-meta imports the session index from ../opencode-recall-lite.

    Optionally, allow the tools without a permission prompt in opencode.json:

    { "permission": { "opencode_meta": "allow", "send_message": "allow", "recall": "allow", "recall_get": "allow" } }
    

    Limits

    • The index only covers sessions seen since the plugins first ran. Plugins get live events, not history. Tools can still address any session directly by ID.
    • recall ranks by term matches in titles and transcripts; it is not semantic search.
    • send_message finds a session by title only among indexed sessions. An ambiguous title returns the candidates, so pass the ID.

    See each plugin's README for details and options.

    Tests

    cd plugins/opencode-meta && bun test
    cd plugins/opencode-recall-lite && bun test
    

    Acknowledgements

    • opencode-recall-lite builds on opencode-session-recall by maelos (MIT), which we used with OpenCode v1. It takes that plugin's idea, its recall / recall_get tool names and its [recall-nudge] system reminder, and reimplements a much smaller version on the v2 plugin API. It shares no code with it. For OpenCode v1, use the original: it is far more capable.
    • send_message follows the design of Claude Code's cross-session messaging. See also opencode-agent-messaging, an implementation for OpenCode v1.

    Licence

    MIT

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