Fleetview

An opencode TUI plugin that adds a /fleetview command. Run it and opencode hands the terminal over to fleetview, the roster TUI for backgrounded agent sessions. Quit fleetview and you land back in opencode where you left off.

The plugin contains no fleetview logic. It is a launcher, about 70 lines.

Requirements

• opencode >= 1.18
• fleetview on your PATH (npm i -g fleetview, needs Node >= 24)

If fleetview is not installed, /fleetview shows a toast with the install command instead of launching anything.

Install

opencode plugin opencode-fleetview

That resolves the package, detects its TUI entrypoint, and adds it to the plugin array in .opencode/tui.json (or ~/.config/opencode/tui.json with --global). TUI plugins are configured in tui.json, not opencode.json.

To wire it up by hand:

{
  "plugin": ["opencode-fleetview"]
}

Use

Type /fleetview in the opencode prompt, or find "FleetView" in the command palette (ctrl+p).

How it works

The plugin registers one palette command through the opencode TUI plugin API. When it runs it looks for a fleetview executable on PATH, calls api.renderer.suspend() to release the terminal, spawns fleetview with inherited stdio, and calls api.renderer.resume() once fleetview exits.

Development

npm test

To load a local checkout:

opencode plugin /path/to/opencode-fleetview

License

ISC