Dir Tree Tui

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Browse project files, track Git changes, copy paths, and open files and folders from the OpenCode terminal sidebar.

📦 Install / update / remove

Requires OpenCode ≥ 2.0. Terminal UI (TUI) only.

opencode plugin add opencode-dir-tree-tui

• Update: opencode plugin update opencode-dir-tree-tui
• Remove: opencode plugin remove opencode-dir-tree-tui

If an update is not reflected, restart the TUI client, not just the server.

On V1, pin opencode-dir-tree-tui@0.5.1 and see the V1 guide.

⚙️ Settings

Run /dirtree-sidebar to open Dir Tree Sidebar. Use Tab / Shift+Tab or click to switch between Settings and Ignore Rules; Esc closes the panel.

Setting	Description	Available values
Show file tree	Show/hide the tree and its title	on / off
Open file	Open files with the system default app	left-click / middle-click / right-click / off
Copy file path	Copy absolute file paths	left-click / middle-click / right-click / off
Open folder	Open folders with the system default app	left-click / middle-click / right-click / off
Copy folder path	Copy absolute folder paths	left-click / middle-click / right-click / off
Expand/collapse folder	Expand/collapse folders	left-click / middle-click / right-click

Preferences save automatically and survive restarts. Mouse bindings are global; visibility and ignore rules are per-project, including its subdirectory sessions. Panel collapse is temporary and per-terminal.

💡 Notes

Default mouse actions

Click target	Left-click	Middle-click	Right-click
Folder	Expand / collapse	Copy its absolute path	Open with the system default app
File	—	Copy its absolute path	Open with the system default app

The terminal must forward middle-click rather than use it for paste. Copying paths over SSH requires terminal OSC 52 support.

Git colors

Color	Status
Theme accent	Folder
Green	Added A, untracked ??, renamed R, or copied C
Yellow	Modified M or changed file type T
Red	Deleted D or merge conflicts such as UU / AA / DD
Gray	Git-ignored !!; not automatically hidden

Changed files also show Git status badges such as M, ?? or MM.

Ignore rules

Patterns follow .gitignore syntax; the git command must be available locally.

Example pattern	Effect
node_modules/	Hide node_modules folders at any depth
/dist/	Hide only the root dist folder
*.log	Hide files or folders ending in .log at any depth
!keep.log	Place after *.log to show keep.log again

Rules only hide tree entries; they do not change Git tracking or import .gitignore. A parent folder must be visible before a child can be re-included.

• The expanded tree refreshes on file changes and every 10 seconds. Rules saved in another TUI apply on refresh.
• Git features and default-app opening require the workspace path to be locally accessible.