A plugin marketplace inside the OpenCode desktop app. Browse 2,900+ plugins, search them, filter them, and install or remove them without leaving the app or editing a config file.
The desktop app can list what you already have, but there is no way to discover plugins: no catalog, no search, no install button. This adds that page under Settings › Plugin Market.
opencode plugin add opencode-plugin-marketOpen Settings › Plugin Market. The catalog loads on first open and is cached for 12 hours.
- Search across package names, titles and descriptions of the whole OpenDock catalog.
- Filter the way the site does: category, maintenance health, OpenCode version (V1/V2), last commit, minimum stars.
- Install runs
opencode plugin add <name>; Uninstall runsopencode plugin remove <spec>. - The page waits until the server has actually loaded or dropped the plugin, so it never shows a stale state.
- A plugin that installs but fails to load is reported with its error instead of silently appearing installed — the usual failure is a V1 plugin that only exports named symbols instead of a default plugin definition.
- OpenCode desktop 2.2 or newer.
- Network access to
www.opendock.netfor the catalog.
- The catalog comes from
https://www.opendock.net/zh/plugins-index.json— the same file the site itself uses. The refresh button re-fetches it immediately. - Installing a plugin runs third-party code inside your OpenCode server, with your privileges. Nothing in this catalog is reviewed. The first install asks for confirmation and remembers the answer.
- The plugin only calls the
opencode pluginCLI, exactly the command you would type. It does not rewrite your configuration by itself. - V1 plugins are tagged in the list. They will fail to load on OpenCode 2 — the tag is a warning, not a filter.
npm install
npm run build # bundles the GUI into dist/gui-experimental.cjsPoint plugins in ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc at this directory to load it from source.
MIT