ActiveFeatured
opencode-cockpit
Codestz/opencode-cockpitTypeScript 8
Your agent, on instruments. Cockpit adds what OpenCode does not ship with: shells that keep running, subagents you can watch, a pull request in the terminal, and a trail of everything each conversation made.
Tech Stack
TypeScriptOpenCodeTUIPTYBunnpm
Your agent, on instruments
OpenCode is a great agent in the terminal. Cockpit gives it instruments: shells that outlive the turn, subagents you can watch, a pull-request style review in the terminal, and a trail of everything each conversation shipped.
Seven bays
7Bays, all on by default
1 & 2OpenCode versions
1Command to set up
| Bay | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Trail | What every conversation shipped (PRs, tickets, deploys) and which one shipped it |
| Shell | Terminals that outlive the turn; the agent waits on a port or a pattern, you watch |
| Subagents | Every helper in the sidebar with what it is doing now, and its whole run one key away |
| Review | Review changes like a pull request: notes on lines, which the agent reads and resolves |
| Status | How full the context is, where the tokens went, what changed, what it costs |
| Trust | Approve the same command three times and Trust answers it for you |
| Updater | Every plugin you have: what runs, what is published, and an update you pick |
Set up in one sentence
Install, restart, then type /cockpit-setup. The agent reads your settings, asks only what matters, and writes the smallest correct file.
sh
1opencode plugin add opencode-cockpit@0.11.1Docs at cockpit.codestz.dev.