How to Browse Awesome OpenCode

Navigate the directory efficiently and discover the perfect resources for your OpenCode workflow

Understanding the Structure

Awesome OpenCode is organized into six main categories, each serving a distinct purpose in the ecosystem. Understanding these categories will help you quickly find what you need.

Category Overview

Official Repositories

The foundation of the OpenCode ecosystem — core tools and SDKs maintained directly by Anomaly.

What you’ll find:

• The main OpenCode CLI agent
• Official JavaScript/TypeScript SDK
• Official Go SDK
• Official Python SDK

When to use: You’re setting up OpenCode for the first time or need official documentation.

Plugins

The largest category with 70+ community-created extensions that add functionality to OpenCode.

Common plugin types:

• Memory Systems - Agent Memory, Opencode Mem, Simple Memory
• Authentication - Antigravity Auth, Gemini Auth, OpenAI Codex Auth
• Workflows - Micode, Background Agents, Froggy
• Development Tools - Devcontainers, Direnv, Opencode Worktree
• Monitoring - Context Analysis, Tokenscope, WakaTime
• Notifications - Opencode Notify, Smart Voice Notify, Warcraft Notifications
• Utilities - Smart Title, Model Announcer, Opencode Ignore

When to use: You want to extend OpenCode’s capabilities or solve a specific workflow challenge.

Themes

Visual customizations for your OpenCode terminal interface.

Available themes:

• Ayu Dark - Popular color scheme with golden yellow accent
• Poimandres Theme - Modern aesthetic

When to use: You want to personalize your terminal appearance.

Agents

Specialized AI agents and configurations for structured development workflows.

What you’ll find:

• Modular agent systems (Agentic)
• Production-ready subagents (Claude Subagents)
• Enhanced workflow configurations (Opencode Agents)
• Domain-specific agents (Redstone for Minecraft)

When to use: You need specialized AI behavior or multi-agent orchestration.

Projects

Standalone tools, GUIs, integrations, and utilities built around OpenCode.

Project categories:

• GUIs & TUIs - OpenChamber, Agent of Empires, OpenWork
• API Proxies - CLI Proxy API, Codex Proxy Server, Gemini CLI to API
• Management Tools - OC Manager, OCX, Opencode Session Manager
• Integrations - Kimaki (Discord bot), Opencode DDEV, Opencode Neovim
• Voice & Accessibility - Handy, MCP Voice Interface
• Orchestration - Vibe Kanban, Open Agent, Open Dispatch

When to use: You need a complete tool or want a different interface for OpenCode.

Resources

Guides, templates, configurations, and learning materials.

What you’ll find:

• Troubleshooting guides (Debug Log to Text File)
• Configuration starters (Opencode Config Starter)
• Utility tools (GoTTY for web access)

When to use: You’re learning, troubleshooting, or setting up a new configuration.

Finding What You Need

By Use Case

I want persistent memory

Plugins: Agent Memory, Opencode Mem, Simple Memory

Choose based on complexity:

• Simple Memory → Git-based, team-reviewable
• Agent Memory → Letta-inspired, self-editable blocks
• Opencode Mem → Vector database, web interface

I want free AI models

Plugins: Antigravity Auth, Antigravity Multi-Auth, Gemini Auth, OpenAI Codex Auth

Choose based on provider:

• Antigravity → Google/Anthropic via IDE auth
• Gemini → Existing Gemini plan
• OpenAI Codex → ChatGPT Plus/Pro

I want background agents

Plugins: Background Agents, Oh My Opencode, Pocket Universe

Choose based on approach:

• Background Agents → Claude Code-style async
• Oh My Opencode → Comprehensive toolset
• Pocket Universe → Closed-loop coordination

I want a GUI

Projects: OpenChamber, OpenWork, Agent of Empires, Opencode Web

Choose based on features:

• OpenChamber → VS Code extension, web/desktop
• OpenWork → Claude Cowork alternative
• Agent of Empires → Multi-session tmux TUI

By Workflow Stage

1. Planning

   • Micode - Brainstorm-Plan-Implement workflow
   • Opencode Roadmap - Strategic planning
   • Plannotator - Interactive plan review UI
   • OpenSpec - Architecture specification
2. Development

   • Opencode Worktree - Git worktree isolation
   • Devcontainers - Multi-branch environments
   • Oh My Opencode - LSP/AST/MCP tools
   • Morph Fast Apply - 10,500+ tokens/sec editing
3. Monitoring

   • Context Analysis - Token usage analysis
   • Opencode Quota - Quota tracking
   • Tokenscope - Cost tracking
   • WakaTime - Activity tracking
4. Collaboration

   • Opencode Synced - Sync configs across machines
   • Simple Memory - Git-based team memory
   • Kimaki - Discord bot controller
   • Open Dispatch - Slack/Teams integration

Entry Format

Each entry in the directory follows a consistent format:

**Entry Name** - Badge - Short tagline

Longer description explaining features and use cases.

🔗 View Repository

Pro tip: Use your browser’s find function (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) to search for specific keywords like “memory”, “notification”, or “git” across the entire directory.

Evaluating Entries

When choosing between similar tools, consider:

Stars

GitHub stars indicate popularity and community trust. Higher stars generally mean:

• More users testing and validating the tool
• Active community discussions
• Better documentation from user contributions

Maintenance

Check the repository’s recent commits:

• Active within 6 months = Well maintained
• Older commits = May still work but consider alternatives

Scope

Match the tool’s complexity to your needs:

• Simple plugins - Single-purpose, easy setup
• Frameworks - Comprehensive but require configuration
• Standalone tools - Complete solutions, may duplicate functionality

Dependencies

Consider what else you’ll need:

• Pure OpenCode - Just install and go
• External services - May require API keys or accounts
• System requirements - Docker, tmux, specific OS, etc.

Getting Help

Repository Issues

Each entry links to its GitHub repository. Check the Issues tab for:

• Known bugs
• Installation help
• Feature requests
• Community discussion

OpenCode Community

Join the OpenCode Discord for:

• Plugin recommendations
• Configuration help
• Sharing your own creations

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Can’t find what you’re looking for? The community is constantly creating new tools. Check back regularly or consider building your own and contributing it!