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OpenCode plugin that bridges OpenCode events to cmux notifications and sidebar metadata.

Requirements

• OpenCode ≥ 1.0, including OpenCode 2 (@opencode/cli)
• cmux (macOS app) installed; the plugin invokes cmux via $CMUX_BUNDLED_CLI_PATH (set by cmux's shell integration), falling back to cmux on $PATH
• The plugin is a no-op when not running inside a cmux workspace

Installation

Add to ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json:

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

OpenCode will download the package automatically on next start.

Local / development

Build the package, then symlink the output directly into OpenCode's plugin directory:

ln -sf ~/path/to/opencode-cmux/dist/index.js ~/.config/opencode/plugins/cmux.js

Make sure opencode-cmux is not listed in opencode.json when using the symlink, to avoid loading it twice.

Configuration

Create ~/.config/opencode/opencode-cmux.json to customize plugin behavior:

{
  "splits": true,
  "notifications": {
    "done": false
  }
}

Option	Type	Default	Description
splits	boolean	false	Open cmux split panes for subagent sessions
notifications.done	boolean	true	Show a popup when a session finishes
notifications.permission	boolean	true	Show a popup when OpenCode requests a permission
notifications.question	boolean	true	Show a popup when OpenCode asks a clarifying question
notifications.error	boolean	true	Show a popup when a session errors

If the file does not exist or any key is omitted, defaults are used. Each notification type can be toggled independently — useful when running multiple agents in parallel and per-turn Done popups become noisy.

Subagent splits

When splits is enabled and a subagent spawns, the plugin opens a cmux split with a live opencode attach view. Requires --port to expose an HTTP server:

opencode --port 0  # binds to first available port

Without --port, splits are silently skipped even when enabled.

OpenCode 2 has no opencode attach and every server asks for a password. The split runs opencode --server <url> --session <id>, so it works only when OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD is exported in your shell profile, where both OpenCode and the new pane can read it. Without it, splits are skipped.

cmux's own OpenCode integration

cmux 0.65 can install its own OpenCode plugins with cmux hooks setup (or cmux hooks opencode install). They go in ~/.config/opencode/plugins/cmux-session.js and cmux-feed.js. With those and this plugin both loaded, every finished turn shows two notifications. Keep one of them: remove cmux's with cmux hooks opencode uninstall, or remove opencode-cmux from opencode.json.

OpenCode 2 background service

By default OpenCode 2 runs sessions in one shared background service, and plugins run inside it. The service keeps the cmux variables of the tab that started it, so notifications from other tabs open that first tab. Start OpenCode with --standalone to give each tab its own server and the right notification target.

What it does

The sidebar uses the same states cmux shows for Claude Code and Codex.

Event	cmux action
Session starts working or retries	Sidebar status: "Running" (blue, bolt.fill)
Session completes (primary)	Desktop notification with the start of the final response + log + sidebar status: "Idle" (gray, pause.circle.fill)
Session completes (subagent)	Log only (no notification spam)
Session error	Desktop notification with the error message + log + "Idle"
Session interrupted (Esc)	"Idle" (no notification)
Permission requested	Desktop notification + sidebar status: "Needs input" (blue, bell.fill)
AI has a question (question tool)	Desktop notification + "Needs input"

"Needs input" stays until every pending permission and question is answered.

How it works

The plugin responds to OpenCode lifecycle events by firing cmux CLI commands (cmux rpc notification.create, cmux set-status, etc.). Each action targets the current cmux workspace, providing ambient awareness of what OpenCode is doing without requiring you to switch context. All commands are no-ops when cmux is not running.

License

MIT