Lazy Plugins

An oh-my-opencode plugin that declutters your slash-command autocomplete by hiding plugin commands behind a single /plugins gateway.

The Problem

When you install several oh-my-opencode plugins, each one registers its own slash commands. The autocomplete list grows fast and becomes noisy — making it hard to find the commands you actually use.

How It Works

opencode-lazy-plugins runs at config time and:

1. Detects all commands registered by other plugins (those with (plugin: ...) descriptions)
2. Removes them from the autocomplete namespace
3. Registers a single /plugins command that serves as an on-demand gateway to all hidden commands

Your core commands stay clean. Plugin commands remain accessible when you need them.

/plugins Usage

/plugins                    # Interactive picker — browse all plugin commands
/plugins semgrep            # Fuzzy match — jumps straight to the best match

Install

opencode plugins add opencode-lazy-plugins

Or add to your opencode config manually:

{
  "plugin": [
    ...,
    "opencode-lazy-plugins@latest",
    ...
  ]
}

Before / After

Before — autocomplete flooded with plugin commands:

/semgrep-rule-creator:semgrep-rule
/semgrep-rule-creator:semgrep-rule-creator
/building-secure-contracts:audit-prep-assistant
/building-secure-contracts:code-maturity-assessor
/building-secure-contracts:guidelines-advisor
/static-analysis:semgrep
/static-analysis:codeql
... (30+ more)

After — one entry point:

/plugins

License

MIT