OpenCode plugin that auto-starts the agentmemory backend with health-check supervision.
- Node.js ≥ 18.0.0
- OpenCode V1 (
opencode≥ 1.17.10) or OpenCode V2 (opencode2) — the same package serves both hosts - agentmemory backend (auto-installed via
npx @agentmemory/agentmemoryif not present)
Note: This plugin has only been tested on Windows 11. If you need support for other platforms, pull requests are welcome.
This plugin automatically starts the agentmemory backend (REST API + iii-engine) when OpenCode loads its configuration. It runs once per OpenCode process and health-checks the backend every 60 seconds, restarting it if the process dies.
OpenCode V1 — add to your opencode.json (plugin, singular):
OpenCode V2 — add to your config (plugins, plural):
{
"plugins": ["opencode-agentmemory-launcher@latest"]
}OpenCode will automatically install the package at startup. See the V1 plugins documentation or the V2 plugins guide for more details.
The same package runs on both hosts through a combined default export: V1 calls server(), V2 calls setup().
Place the plugin file in .opencode/plugins/:
.opencode/plugins/
└── agentmemory-launcher.ts
Files in this directory are automatically loaded at startup by both V1 and V2.
- Download
agentmemory-launcher.tsfrom the latest GitHub Release - Place it in
.opencode/plugins/:
.opencode/plugins/
└── agentmemory-launcher.ts
OpenCode loads .ts files from .opencode/plugins/ automatically at startup.
This launcher starts the agentmemory backend. To use agentmemory with OpenCode, also install the agentmemory plugin and refer to the OpenCode agentmemory plugin usage guide for setup instructions, available tools, and configuration options.
To update agentmemory to the latest version:
npx @agentmemory/agentmemory upgradeAfter updating, stop the running agentmemory process and clear the npx cache:
Windows (PowerShell):
# Stop the agentmemory process
Get-Process -Name "node" | Where-Object {
(Get-CimInstance Win32_Process -Filter "ProcessId = $($_.Id)").CommandLine -match 'agentmemory'
} | Stop-Process -Force
# Clear the npx cache
Get-ChildItem "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\npm-cache\_npx" -Directory | Where-Object {
Test-Path "$($_.FullName)\node_modules\@agentmemory"
} | Remove-Item -Recurse -ForceRestart OpenCode to relaunch agentmemory with the updated version.
- On load (V1: first
confighook call · V2:setup()): the plugin starts a health-check interval (60s) - Health check: Pings
GET /agentmemory/livezon the backend (public, no auth) - Auto-restart: If the health check fails, spawns
npx @agentmemory/agentmemoryin a detached process - Debug mode: Set
OPENCODE_AGENTMEMORY_DEBUG=1for verbose logging
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
AGENTMEMORY_URL |
http://localhost:3111 |
Backend API URL |
OPENCODE_AGENTMEMORY_DEBUG |
unset | Set to 1 for debug logging |
The plugin ships a dual-track module: the default export carries both host entrypoints, and a named export preserves the classic V1 plugin for existing consumers.
import type { Plugin } from "@opencode-ai/plugin";
// V1 entrypoint (named export, kept for back-compat)
export const AgentmemoryLauncherPlugin: Plugin;
// Combined dual-track default export
export default {
id: "agentmemory-launcher",
server: AgentmemoryLauncherPlugin, // called by OpenCode V1
setup: async (context) => { /* start supervision; return cleanup */ }, // called by OpenCode V2
};On V1, the plugin implements the config lifecycle hook (called each time OpenCode loads its configuration) plus event/dispose cleanup. On V2, supervision starts in setup() when the plugin loads, and the returned cleanup function stops the health-check loop.
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Type-check
npm run typecheck
# Build
npm run build
# Run tests
npm testGNU Affero General Public License v3.0
Copyright (C) 2026 Cle2ment.
{ "plugin": ["opencode-agentmemory-launcher@latest"] }