opencode-pluginsearch

A /pluginsearch command for OpenCode that finds version-compatible plugins from reliable sources and lets you pick one from a popup question. I was inspired by Codex for this.

/pluginsearch orchestration

How to use

1. Just run /pluginsearch <query>. The plugin searches two sources in one parallel pass:
   • npm registry - official, installable packages.
   • Community marketplace (Tommertom/opencode-plugin-marketplace, schema-validated) - used for declared minimumVersion / maximumVersion compatibility flags.
2. Results arrive to the agent as a file attachment plus a one-line prompt.
3. The agent shows the options in a picker (with the gist of the plugins) as well as none. Anything you type instead is treated as a refinement: the agent searches deeper itself and pops a second round of picks.
4. Picking a plugin installs it right away (opencode plugin add …, approval applies), the agent verifies with opencode plugin list, and gives a tiny usage summary for the plugin installed. none installs nothing.

Details worth knowing:

• Strict keyword relevance. Use keywords (e.g. orchestration,agents,memory) for searches as this plugin strictly asks for the query to be included somewhere in the listed plugins. If you want something really specific that keywords aren't enough for, type your own words whenever the first question is asked by the agent.
• No tool footprint. No tool is added because I did not want to fill up anyone's tool quotas.

Install

opencode plugin add opencode-pluginsearch

(Or, to install straight from source: opencode plugin add github:Shadrous/opencode-pluginsearch.)

Then restart the OpenCode service (or reload the session) and run /pluginsearch <query>.

Requirements

• OpenCode V2 (@opencode/plugin v2)
• Bun >= 1.0.0 (for local development)

Important Notes

• The community marketplace is an independent project, not affiliated with OpenCode. Marketplace entries should be verified before install.
• Results flagged compat unverified declare no version range; check the package README when in doubt. (you can ask the agent for it if you are too lazy)

License

MIT