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John SmithandClaude Opus 5.5
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- kind/topics: keyword first pass, then reviewed and corrected by hand for all 513 entries - compat: detected from npm packages, package.json and source (scripts/utils/compat.js). Plugins: 134 v2, 125 v1, 12 unverified; 13 entries the review loop marked V2 pin @opencode-ai/plugin 1.x, and ~20 loop V2 verdicts based only on the absence of V1 markers are V1 plugin functions in source - npm and path filled where verifiable (package repository matches the entry); 9 bogus npm values from install prose were not kept - 29 repo URLs updated to the renamed/transferred repository; xberg-io entries point at their live repos instead of the archived monorepo; lavi uses repo + path instead of a /tree/ URL - removed projects/opencode-sessions.yaml (same repo as plugins/opencode-sessions.yaml) - install: renamed to installation:, mojibake fixed, inline HTML links removed from two descriptions Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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name: Subagent Reporter
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repo: https://github.com/raisbecka/opencode-subagent-output
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tagline: See exactly what your subagents are up to (in the terminal) when invoked during an `opencode run _____` session.
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description: When opencode run <prompt> is invoked normally, the actions of the primary agent are visible in the terminal, but subagent actions are not. This makes it difficult to follow progress on the prompt, and makes it very difficult to use `opencode run` as part of an unattended process or script. This plugin pipes subagent actions/events directly to stdout, prefixes them with the subagents name, and enumerates subagents when run in parallel for easy identification. This allows the user to follow along in realtime when subagents are running, and effectively trace execution at a later time.
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kind: plugin
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topics:
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- orchestration
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- observability
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compat: v1
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