fix(opencode-plugin): capture and pass messages to summarize #498
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This commit introduces a new plugin for OpenCode that connects to the claude-mem worker service. It implements: - `session.created` hook to inject memory context. - `tool.execute.after` hook to capture observations. - `mem-search` tool for memory retrieval. - `session.idle` hook for summarization. The plugin resides in `opencode-plugin/` and includes its own build and test configuration.
…46602792139 Port claude-mem to OpenCode plugin
This commit adds a Gemini CLI extension that proxies memory capabilities to the claude-mem worker. It includes: - An MCP server implementation using `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk`. - `mem-search` tool exposed to Gemini. - Manifest and context files (`gemini-extension.json`, `GEMINI.md`). - Build configuration for ESM compatibility. The extension connects to the local worker on port 37777.
…in-226549446602792139 Add Gemini CLI extension for Claude-Mem
- Track all user messages per session via sessionUserMessages Map - Capture assistant responses from message.updated events - Pass last user/assistant messages to summarize (was empty strings) - Add context injection via chat.message hook - Add session idle detection with 60s delay before summarization - Strip [Claude-Mem Context] tags before saving prompts - Add comprehensive logging to /tmp/claude-mem-opencode.log
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Can we figure out a way to have it follow a similar structure to the cursor hooks I just added? I want a unified clean way of porting things to other platforms |
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@lgandecki please message me on our discord :) https://discord.com/invite/J4wttp9vDu |
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I think creating a plugin for OpenCode is the best approach because OpenCode doesn't support hooks. They use plugins to listen for events https://opencode.ai/docs/plugins/ |
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I took https://github.com/robertpelloni/claude-mem/ that from what I see was 100% vibecoded and not tested, and had some obvious omissions. I spent today massaging it to work. At first I tried to make it work directly with oh-my-opencode through their compability layer ( code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode#341 ) , but turns out there are limitations in whats possible, and building a custom-plugin might be better idea anyway.. Things seem to be working now.
Not sure if this is the right place for this code anyway, maybe it should be a separate repository with a separate npm deployment. I asked AI to create a PR and it did it to this original repo, not the fork with the plugin..
Anyway, feel free to close it.
Everything below was AI generated
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sessionUserMessagesandsessionAssistantMessagesMaps to collect conversation historymessage.updatedeventschat.messagehook (prepends to first message)[Claude-Mem Context]tags before saving prompts to avoid recursive contextTesting
cd opencode-plugin && npm run buildLogs
Debug logs written to
/tmp/claude-mem-opencode.log