Tiny Goal

Give opencode a goal, and it keeps working until the goal is done.

For opencode 2.x.

Install

opencode plugin add opencode-tiny-goal

Restart opencode.

Use

/goal make all tests pass

That's it. When opencode stops before the goal is done, it gets nudged to keep going. When the goal is done, it stops.

Command	What it does
/goal <text>	Set a goal and start
/goal	Show the goal
/goal pause	Stop nudging, keep the goal
/goal resume	Start nudging again
/goal clear	Drop the goal

Good to know:

• It doesn't nudge while subagents are running.
• While a command runs, it nudges at most once every maxShellMinutes, because opencode wakes itself up when the command ends. The plugin can't tell a command opencode waits on from one left running on purpose (like a dev server), so it doesn't stay quiet forever.
• Press Esc to stop it. It picks up again when you write a message.
• If opencode ignores 5 nudges in a row, the goal pauses. Use /goal resume.
• Goals survive a restart of opencode.

Settings (optional)

{
    "plugins": [
        {
            "package": "opencode-tiny-goal",
            "options": { "maxUnansweredReminders": 5, "maxWaitMinutes": 30, "maxShellMinutes": 5 }
        }
    ]
}

Option	Default	Meaning
maxUnansweredReminders	5	Ignored nudges before the goal pauses
maxWaitMinutes	30	Longest opencode can ask to be left alone
maxShellMinutes	5	Time between nudges while a command runs

Issues

opencode 2.x plugins are new, so an opencode update may break this. If it does, open an issue.

License

WTFPL