felixAnhalt/opencode-worktree-session

Automatic Git worktree management for OpenCode sessions. Creates isolated environments for every task, commits changes, and cleans up on exit.

36

stars

19

commits

TypeScript

primary language

Jan 9, 2026

updated

README

opencode-worktree-session

A plugin for OpenCode that automatically manages Git worktrees for every AI session created from the opencode-plugin-template.

This plugin ensures your main working directory remains clean while the AI works in an isolated branch. On session end, it automatically generates a commit message, pushes the branch, and removes the worktree.

Features

  • Isolation: Automatically creates a new Git worktree in .opencode/worktrees/.
  • Safety: Refuses to run on the main branch to prevent accidental corruption.
  • Context-Aware: Pivots the AI's working directory (cwd) to the worktree automatically.
  • Automated Cleanup: Commits changes using AI-generated messages and deletes the worktree upon exit.

Installation

NPM

Add to your opencode.json:

{
  "plugin": ["@tmegit/opencode-worktree-session"]
}

Workflow

  1. Start Session: Run opencode.
  2. Branch Prompt: You will be prompted for a branch suffix (e.g., feature-xyz).
  3. Worktree Creation: The plugin creates opencode/feature-xyz and moves the session into that path.
  4. Execution: The AI performs tasks inside the isolated worktree.
  5. Exit: Upon closing the session, the plugin:
  • Stages all changes.
  • Generates a commit message via OpenCode API.
  • Pushes to origin.
  • Removes the worktree safely.

Demo Videos

Creating a Worktree

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/58e59a3e-80eb-4877-b5c9-ae8b9f93e816

Deleting a Worktree

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f30a8329-f8d0-4c8d-9785-5101cff67b9d

Requirements

  • Node.js runtime
  • Git installed and configured in PATH
  • OpenCode CLI

Config

Example (save as .opencode/opencode-worktree-session-config.json):

{
  "terminal": {
    "mode": "custom",
    "bin": "alacritty",
    "args": "",
    "workingDirectoryArgument": "--working-directory",
    "commandFlag": "-e"
  },
  "postWorktree": {
    "cmd": "webstorm",
    "args": ""
  },
  "configToolsAvailable": false
}

Configure the plugin in .opencode/opencode-worktree-session-config.json.

  • terminal — Controls how the plugin launches a terminal.

    • mode — launch mode: default | custom | specific
    • bin — terminal binary
    • args — extra args
    • workingDirectoryArgument — workdir flag
    • commandFlag — command flag
    • terminal (specific mode) — Alacritty, iTerm, iTerm2, Terminal
  • postWorktree — Command run after worktree creation.

    • cmd — command to run
    • args — command args
  • configToolsAvailable — Enable or disable config helper tools (affects setpostworktree, setworktreesync, setterminal).

    • boolean — true/false

Note: change configToolsAvailable and restart your OpenCode session for it to take effect.

Development

  • bun run typecheck - TypeScript type checking
  • bun run lint - Fix linting issues
  • bun run format - Format code with Prettier
  • bun run test - Run tests
  • bun run build - Build the plugin

License

Apache License 2.0

Contributors

felixAnhalt/opencode-worktree-session

Automatic Git worktree management for OpenCode sessions. Creates isolated environments for every task, commits changes, and cleans up on exit.

36

stars

19

commits

TypeScript

primary language

Jan 9, 2026

updated

README

opencode-worktree-session

A plugin for OpenCode that automatically manages Git worktrees for every AI session created from the opencode-plugin-template.

This plugin ensures your main working directory remains clean while the AI works in an isolated branch. On session end, it automatically generates a commit message, pushes the branch, and removes the worktree.

Features

  • Isolation: Automatically creates a new Git worktree in .opencode/worktrees/.
  • Safety: Refuses to run on the main branch to prevent accidental corruption.
  • Context-Aware: Pivots the AI's working directory (cwd) to the worktree automatically.
  • Automated Cleanup: Commits changes using AI-generated messages and deletes the worktree upon exit.

Installation

NPM

Add to your opencode.json:

{
  "plugin": ["@tmegit/opencode-worktree-session"]
}

Workflow

  1. Start Session: Run opencode.
  2. Branch Prompt: You will be prompted for a branch suffix (e.g., feature-xyz).
  3. Worktree Creation: The plugin creates opencode/feature-xyz and moves the session into that path.
  4. Execution: The AI performs tasks inside the isolated worktree.
  5. Exit: Upon closing the session, the plugin:
  • Stages all changes.
  • Generates a commit message via OpenCode API.
  • Pushes to origin.
  • Removes the worktree safely.

Demo Videos

Creating a Worktree

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/58e59a3e-80eb-4877-b5c9-ae8b9f93e816

Deleting a Worktree

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f30a8329-f8d0-4c8d-9785-5101cff67b9d

Requirements

  • Node.js runtime
  • Git installed and configured in PATH
  • OpenCode CLI

Config

Example (save as .opencode/opencode-worktree-session-config.json):

{
  "terminal": {
    "mode": "custom",
    "bin": "alacritty",
    "args": "",
    "workingDirectoryArgument": "--working-directory",
    "commandFlag": "-e"
  },
  "postWorktree": {
    "cmd": "webstorm",
    "args": ""
  },
  "configToolsAvailable": false
}

Configure the plugin in .opencode/opencode-worktree-session-config.json.

  • terminal — Controls how the plugin launches a terminal.

    • mode — launch mode: default | custom | specific
    • bin — terminal binary
    • args — extra args
    • workingDirectoryArgument — workdir flag
    • commandFlag — command flag
    • terminal (specific mode) — Alacritty, iTerm, iTerm2, Terminal
  • postWorktree — Command run after worktree creation.

    • cmd — command to run
    • args — command args
  • configToolsAvailable — Enable or disable config helper tools (affects setpostworktree, setworktreesync, setterminal).

    • boolean — true/false

Note: change configToolsAvailable and restart your OpenCode session for it to take effect.

Development

  • bun run typecheck - TypeScript type checking
  • bun run lint - Fix linting issues
  • bun run format - Format code with Prettier
  • bun run test - Run tests
  • bun run build - Build the plugin

License

Apache License 2.0

Contributors

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