opencode-plugin-dev

To scaffold an OpenCode plugin, install dependencies with bun install and run bun run generate:plugin <name> to generate the project skeleton. You can then implement your plugin logic and run bun run pack to build and test it.

OpenCode plugin architecture involves structuring plugin entry points, hooks, tools, authentication providers, and events. The official SDK provides the necessary interfaces for implementing these components within your TypeScript project.

Yes, building OpenCode plugins with TypeScript requires using the official SDK. It provides the foundational contracts and tooling needed to properly structure, test, and integrate plugin components like hooks and events.

Testing and distributing OpenCode plugins involves running bun run pack to build, validating functionality through defined testing scenarios, and following established guidelines for plugin versioning, documentation, and distribution practices.

The best way to structure an OpenCode plugin for production is to iterate from a minimal prototype using the SDK skeleton, then add authentication and event hooks while enforcing CI checks and following documentation and versioning best practices.