feat(opencode): support OpenCode 2.x with a dual-major plugin entrypoint

[Alan-TheGentleman]

🔗 Linked Issue

Closes #1220

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🏷️ PR Type

• type:bug — Bug fix
• type:feature — New feature
• type:question — Question requiring tracked work
• type:docs — Documentation only
• type:refactor — Code refactoring (no behavior change)
• type:chore — Maintenance, dependencies, tooling
• type:breaking-change — Breaking change

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📝 Summary

• OpenCode 2.x rejected plugins/engram.ts (Plugin must export a default definition with an id and an effect or setup function), so every plugin feature was silently off on V2. The adapter's default export now provides both the existing V1 server entry and a V2 setup entry.
• setup is a thin translator: V2 session.hook("prompt"|"context"|"compaction"), tool.hook("execute.before"|"execute.after") and event.subscribe feed the same handlers V1 uses, so V2 inherits full V1 parity (including fix(opencode): confirm registered host identity before binding writes #1479 host-identity acknowledgement and ensureSession renew) instead of maintaining a second adapter.
• The V2 event stream re-subscribes with bounded backoff and isolates per-event failures; CI now runs the OpenCode plugin Node tests, which previously never ran.

📂 Changes

File	Change
plugin/opencode/engram.ts	V2 adapter section (setupEngramV2) + default export { id, server, setup }; resilient event subscription
plugin/opencode/engram.v2.test.mjs	New: 14 provider-free tests with a stubbed V2 context, event stream and fetch
internal/setup/plugins/opencode/engram.ts	Regenerated embedded copy (go generate)
.github/workflows/ci.yml	"Plugin Tests" job runs the OpenCode plugin tests
docs/PLUGINS.md	Documents the dual-major entrypoints and the known V2 gap

🧪 Test Plan

• Focused regression (behavior change): node --test plugin/opencode/engram.v2.test.mjs — RED 0/8 before the change (module.default.setup is not a function), now 14/14
• Affected package tests (behavior change): node --test plugin/opencode/engram.test.mjs plugin/opencode/engram.v2.test.mjs — 101/101; go test ./internal/setup/... — ok (embedded-copy drift test passes); go vet ./... — clean
• Other applicable local checks: installed the adapter on a real OpenCode 2.0.18 — opencode api get /api/plugin reports engram.ts active and the server log shows loading plugin without the LoadError; a real 2.0.18 server connects the MCP entry written by engram setup opencode (mcp connected server=engram tools=19)

Not run: plugin/opencode/engram.test.mts — 5/8 of its #1131 tests already fail on main (it stubs globalThis.Bun but not node:child_process.spawnSync, used for instance-id since #1479); out of scope here and not added to CI.

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💬 Notes for Reviewers

Why one adapter instead of the separate adapter + engram setup opencode-v2 proposed in #1220:

• The issue's reason for rejecting a single file was that OpenCode < 1.18.29 would stop working — but main already ships export default { id, server } since fix(opencode): select V1 plugin entrypoint explicitly #1389, so that line was crossed already.
• A real OpenCode 2.0.18 accepts the V1-shaped MCP entry (mcp.engram) that engram setup opencode writes, so no separate command or V2 MCP writer is needed today.
• A separate copy already drifted in practice: feat(opencode): add OpenCode v2 plugin adapter and setup opencode-v2 command #1240's V2 adapter missed the fix(opencode): confirm registered host identity before binding writes #1479 acknowledgement check within a day of it landing on main.

Credit: this builds on the investigation and review in #1240 by @ScorpionConMate and @dnlrsls — the V1→V2 hook mapping and the event-stream re-subscription idea come from that work.

Known V2 gaps (no V2 equivalent, not faked): no session.updated event, so late root→child reclassification relies on parentID at creation plus session lookups in hooks; session.forked is bound lazily on first hook; compaction context is appended to the last system part (inferred from the 2.0.4 types).

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added support for OpenCode 2.x while retaining compatibility with OpenCode 1.x (from version 1.18.29). Prompt, context, compaction, and tool features are available across both versions.
  • OpenCode 2.x setup supports Engram’s MCP configuration, captures subagent tool results, and accounts for parent-child session relationships.
  • Inbox-based prompt capture avoids duplicates when an inbox item is replayed on supported servers. Distinct inbox items with identical text remain separate prompts, and deleted prompts are not restored by replaying their inbox items.
• Documentation
  • Updated the OpenCode setup guide with version compatibility, session handling, and inbox-based prompt capture details.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The OpenCode plugin now exposes both its V1 server entry point and a V2 setup entry point. The V2 adapter translates hooks and session events to existing Engram handlers. New tests, CI coverage, and compatibility documentation cover the V2 adapter.

Changes

OpenCode V2 adapter

Layer / File(s)	Summary
V2 hook adaptation internal/setup/plugins/opencode/engram.ts, plugin/opencode/engram.ts	The V2 setup registers prompt, context, compaction, and tool hooks and forwards them to existing Engram handlers. The adapter translates tool results and session events. The default export retains server and adds setup.
Session event lifecycle and cleanup internal/setup/plugins/opencode/engram.ts, plugin/opencode/engram.ts	The event listener reconnects after stream completion or errors, with retry delays that increase up to five seconds and reset when events arrive. Cleanup aborts the listener and disposes registrations and Engram hooks.
Adapter validation and compatibility plugin/opencode/engram.v2.test.mjs, .github/workflows/ci.yml, docs/PLUGINS.md	Tests cover hook behavior, session binding, cleanup, and event-stream retries. CI runs both OpenCode plugin test files. Documentation describes the V1 and V2 entry points and their compatibility.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant OpenCodeV2
  participant setupEngramV2
  participant EngramHooks
  OpenCodeV2->>setupEngramV2: invoke setup and register V2 hooks
  setupEngramV2->>EngramHooks: construct existing Engram handlers
  OpenCodeV2->>setupEngramV2: invoke prompt, context, compaction, or tool hook
  setupEngramV2->>EngramHooks: forward translated hook input

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Suggested reviewers: gentleman-programming, dnlrsls

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 4b89b

The OpenCode V2 adapter adds a setup entry point alongside the existing V1 entry point. No unresolved merge-blocking risk is identified in the supplied context. The real-server inbox identity test is excluded from CI until server-side work lands, so identity deduplication depends on that later work.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 4b89b

The new integration reuses existing session checks and works with the current server, but prompt delivery can be lost during failures. An older running server also cannot preserve the new replay and deletion guarantees. These risks are conditional and appear limited to the affected plugin and its prompt store.

Retained concerns

• Medium · reliability · observed: V2 reconnects its event subscription but does not recover inbox events missed while disconnected or retry a prompt rejected or timed out by the server. Durable identity prevents duplicates after successful delivery; it does not ensure delivery.
• Medium · security · inferred: When V2 runs against an older server that ignores inbox identity, replay stores another admission. A replay after deletion can therefore recreate prompt content; the deletion guarantee demonstrated against the current server does not extend to that rollout state.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — User-supplied inbox text and completed tool output can reach the existing Engram store through the V2 adapter. The inspected controls bind writes to an authoritative session and resolved project; evidence does not establish a broader network or tenant exposure.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — If an older server remains in use, a repeated inbox admission after prompt deletion can restore the content because that server ignores the identity field. The current-server replay test is counterevidence only for servers with identity support.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The adapter filters event shape and supplied location; session lookup checks project identity, and capture confirms root ownership again before ingestion. The public-API-tagged test helper is not the runtime export.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Subscription retry is bounded, but failed HTTP requests return null and capture does not inspect that result; neither path retains a pending inbox item for recovery.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Make the required server capability explicit before promising replay and deletion protection, and provide a recoverable path for missed events or failed prompt writes if complete capture is required.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	Issue [#1220] requires OpenCode 2.x support and identifies a V2 adapter, setup path, and V2-aware MCP configuration. The PR implements the dual server/setup export, V2 hook mapping, shared behavio…	Add and register engram setup opencode-v2, or update issue [#1220] to explicitly accept the dual-entry design as the replacement. Implement the V2 MCP configuration shape. Add automated tests for command registration and MCP output.
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 48.15% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 27 functions across 5 files.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (3 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check	✅ Passed	Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding OpenCode 2.x support while retaining a dual-major plugin entrypoint.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The V2 adapter, shared handlers, prompt identity and redaction changes, retry tests, CI updates, embedded plugin, integration test, and documentation support the OpenCode objectives in issue [#1220]. …

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Issue [#1220] requires OpenCode 2.x support and identifies a V2 adapter, setup path, and V2-aware MCP configuration. The PR implements the dual server/setup export, V2 hook mapping, shared behavior, Node APIs, cleanup, retries, prompt identity, redaction, embedded output, and automated tests. The setup registry still exposes only opencode; the PR does not add engram setup opencode-v2. The MCP installer still uses the V1 mcp.engram and enabled: true shape instead of V2 mcp.servers.engram and disabled: false.

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V2 subagent results are translated incorrectly, including recording background launch acknowledgements as completed tasks.

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• Ignores string tool content and captures serialized envelope · New

What changed in this PR

Adds a shared OpenCode 2.x adapter while preserving the existing OpenCode 1.x entrypoint.

Changes:

• Translates V2 hooks and lifecycle events into existing V1 handlers.
• Adds V2 adapter tests and CI coverage.
• Documents dual-major support and synchronizes the embedded plugin.

File	Description
plugin/​opencode/​engram.ts	Adds the V2 adapter and dual entrypoint.
plugin/​opencode/​engram.v2.test.mjs	Tests V2 hooks, lifecycle, and reconnection.
internal/​setup/​plugins/​opencode/​engram.ts	Updates the embedded adapter copy.
.github/​workflows/​ci.yml	Runs OpenCode plugin tests.
docs/​PLUGINS.md	Documents OpenCode 1.x/2.x support.

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• Ignores string tool content and captures serialized envelope

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I prefer the smaller shared-adapter direction, but this head is not ready to replace #1240 yet. Two V2 behavior regressions block acceptance:

1. setupEngramV2 forwards the pre-admission session.hook("prompt") text to the V1 chat.message handler (plugin/opencode/engram.ts:970-975). That handler posts /prompts without source_inbox_id (:644-675). #1220 explicitly requires durable inbox-based identity: replayed admission must not create another prompt, distinct inbox items with identical text must stay distinct, and a replay after deletion must not resurrect the prompt. #1240 listens for session.inbox.enqueued and persists the ID; please preserve that contract in a bounded shared implementation, with persisted/restart/delete regression tests. Do not substitute an in-memory dedup guard.
2. The shared handler currently calls stripPrivateTags(truncate(finalContent, 2000)) (:672). A <private> block straddling character 2000 loses its closing tag before redaction, so its content is sent to HTTP. I reproduced this with 1,980 ordinary characters followed by <private>PIN=42</private>. Redact before truncating, and cover the V2 path (and V1 since the handler is shared).

The 102/102 Node tests and CI are green, but neither case is covered. Please also provide real-host V1/V2 evidence for prompt admission/replay, session ownership, compaction and the MCP config once corrected. I will re-review the final head; I will not queue either competing PR while these guarantees remain unresolved. Credit to @ScorpionConMate for the V2 event/inbox work in #1240.

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Prompt persistence occurs before durable admission without idempotency, allowing ghost or duplicate prompt records.

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Defer prompt capture until admission and make writes idempotent

plugin/​opencode/​engram.ts:976

The V2 prompt hook runs before durable inbox admission and is explicitly not an exactly-once side-effect boundary: admission can still fail, and concurrent submissions may invoke hooks more than once. Posting to /prompts here can therefore persist prompts that OpenCode never admitted or duplicate one message; the endpoint always inserts a new row and receives no messageID. Please defer capture to a post-admission signal, or pass messageID through an idempotent server-side write path.

[Alan-TheGentleman]

@dnlrsls thanks for the careful review — both points were real. Status on 1483c9f:

2. <private> redaction before truncation — fixed (696eaeb).
The shared handler now does truncate(stripPrivateTags(text), 2000). Your exact repro (1,980 chars + <private>PIN=42</private>) is a regression test on both paths: V1 chat.message in engram.test.mjs and V2 in engram.v2.test.mjs. Both failed before the fix with PIN=42 in the payload.

1. Durable inbox identity for V2 prompts — plugin side done (1483c9f), server side is your #1464.

• V2 prompts are captured only from user items of session.inbox.enqueued, sending source_inbox_id = data.inboxID. synthetic / compaction / move items are ignored.
• The identity-less session.hook("prompt") is no longer used for capture, so nothing double-captures.
• V1 chat.message and V2 share one capturePrompt helper with the same rules: subagent skip, authoritative session, ensureSession renew plus reconfirmation, redact-then-truncate. V1 stays legacy append-only (no inbox ID).
• There is no in-memory dedup: identity is enforced by your store. A 409 for a deleted identity is dropped silently, without retry.
• New plugin/opencode/engram.v2.real-server.test.mjs runs the real store/server harness on an isolated data dir. It checks, in order:
  1. X is admitted → 1 prompt
  2. replay X → still 1
  3. Y with identical text → 2
  4. restart, then replay X and Y → still 2
  5. DELETE X → 1
  6. replay X → 409, still 1
  7. restart, then replay X → 409, still 1
• With feat/prompt-inbox-foundation-tracker merged into a local integration tree, this passes 4/4 runs. On this branch alone it fails as expected (replayed admission must not create another prompt: 2 !== 1), because current main ignores source_inbox_id. So I left it out of CI for now and will add it once chore(review): track prompt inbox identity foundation chain #1464 lands.

Proposed order: #1464 → I update this branch and add the real-server test to CI → real-host V1/V2 evidence (prompt admission/replay, session ownership, compaction, MCP config) against a server built from main+#1464 → your re-review.

Credit again to @ScorpionConMate: the inbox-event mapping here follows #1240.

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The reconnect backoff resets on every mandatory server.connected event, permitting a persistent rapid reconnect loop.

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The server discards the new prompt identity field, breaking idempotency, while the real-server regression test is omitted from CI.

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• Implement source_inbox_id handling in generated adapter and server · New
• Persist source_inbox_id for idempotent prompt creation · New

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• Avoid retry reset on repeated server.connected handshakes
• Reset retry delay only after non-handshake events

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Run real-server test and install pinned Go version in CI

.github/​workflows/​ci.yml:199

This explicit test list omits the new engram.v2.real-server.test.mjs, so CI never runs the only test that validates durable inbox identity against the actual Go server. Include it and install the repository's pinned Go version in this job; otherwise the unsupported source_inbox_id contract can regress (or remain unimplemented) while CI stays green.

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The dual-major adapter matches the OpenCode APIs, includes strong regression coverage, and passes CI.

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• Persist source_inbox_id for idempotent prompt creation
• Implement source_inbox_id handling in generated adapter and server

[Alan-TheGentleman]

@dnlrsls real-host evidence on head 8b5fb3f (now based on main with #1464). #1464 is merged and the real-server identity regression runs in CI.

Setup: OpenCode 2.0.19, fully isolated (temp XDG_* config/data/state/cache, own opencode serve on a private port, own Engram built from this branch with its own ENGRAM_DATA_DIR). The plugin was installed as plugins/engram.ts, and MCP used the V1-shaped mcp.engram entry. A logging proxy in front of Engram (ENGRAM_URL) recorded the plugin's HTTP calls. No provider-paid model was needed (opencode free model).

Check	Result
Plugin load	loading plugin …/plugins/engram.ts, no LoadError
MCP config	mcp connected server=engram tools=19 with the V1-shaped mcp.engram entry
Session ownership	Engram session id = OpenCode root session id, project resolved from /project/current, session stays open across turns on a long-lived server
Prompt admission	3 prompts in one session → 3 rows, each with its own source_inbox_id (msg_…)
Equal text stays distinct	two identical prompts → 2 rows, distinct source_inbox_id
Replay on reconnect	restarting opencode serve and reconnecting produced no duplicate rows. Across the whole run: 7 rows, 7 distinct inbox ids
<private>	0 rows contain PIN=4242 / TOKEN=abc; content shows [REDACTED]
Compaction	during POST /api/session/:id/compact the proxy logged POST /sessions → 201 then GET /context/compaction?session_id=… → 200; the compacted summary starts with FIRST ACTION REQUIRED: Call mem_session_summary … Use project: 'proj'
Compaction on an ended session	POST /sessions → 409, and no context is fetched (no cross-session fallback)

Deleted-identity replay (409, no resurrection) is covered deterministically by engram.v2.real-server.test.mjs against the real store/server, now in CI.

Not covered / pre-existing:

• Ended sessions are not revived. When an OpenCode server process exits (e.g. opencode run --standalone, or a server restart), plugin dispose ends its sessions. Continuing such a session afterwards is rejected by Engram (409 session_already_ended), so those later prompts are not captured. That is the existing lifecycle rule from fix(session): enforce runtime owner liveness #1267/bug(opencode): sessions and sub-agent tasks accumulate with ended_at NULL on v2.0.0-rc.10 #1131, shared with V1, and not something this PR changes. Worth a separate issue if we want resumable sessions.
• No real OpenCode 1.x run. Only 2.x is installed here. The V1 server entry is unchanged and covered by the 87 existing V1 plugin tests in CI.

Both requested changes are addressed: redact-before-truncate (696eaeb) and durable V2 inbox identity on top of #1464 (1483c9f), with the real-server regression in CI and real-host evidence in #1526 (comment). Merging per maintainer decision; follow-ups welcome.

[dnlrsls]

Follow-up: real OpenCode 1.x acceptance passed on merge commit 5a95191eda801ac41d3751e6d5d4cbdefd2add20, using the actual OpenCode 1.18.33 host, unchanged merged adapter, real Engram MCP/SQLite, and a deterministic loopback model fixture. Existing V1 regression suite: 89/89 passed. Real-host harness: 11/11 assertions passed, exit 0.

Verified root-session registration, prompt capture and persisted private-tag redaction, memory-protocol injection, and actual MCP mem_save completion. A deliberately incorrect model-supplied session_id was replaced with the authoritative host root before persistence. Manual compaction included the instruction and a store-only own-session marker, while excluding a second session sentinel. Temporary SQLite was initialized before CLI startup; owned process trees were cleaned up. No user configuration or candidate source changes, and no paid model calls.

Scope limits: other write tools, child-session/reconnect/restart behavior and automatic overflow compaction were not exercised. Model endpoints were configured to loopback, without OS-enforced egress filtering. Local JSON and host/bridge logs are retained; this does not claim full-suite coverage. Thanks again to both contributors for the shared-adapter and inbox-capture work.