- OpenCode 2.x
- OpenCode 1.x
Install the plugin from your terminal:
opencode plugin add lagune
Or add it to the plugins list of opencode.json:
{
"plugins": ["lagune"]
}
Install the plugin in your project from your terminal, or add -g to install it for all your projects:
opencode plugin lagune
Or add it to the plugin list of opencode.json:
{
"plugin": ["lagune"]
}
Update
- OpenCode 2.x
- OpenCode 1.x
To update Lagune, run:
opencode plugin update lagune
opencode reload
To update Lagune, install the new release over the old one, adding -g if you installed it for all your projects:
opencode plugin lagune@0.16.0 --force
Commands
- OpenCode 2.x
- OpenCode 1.x
Type @ and pick the command, such as @lagune-charter, then write your input in the same message.
Type the commands by name, such as /lagune-charter. They are listed under /skills, not in the / menu.
The engine runs through two tools: lagune_read only reads your project, and lagune_write only writes to .lagune/. OpenCode runs them without asking.
Frequently Asked Questions
On OpenCode 2.x, run opencode plugin add lagune. On OpenCode 1.x, run opencode plugin lagune, adding -g to install it for all your projects.
On OpenCode 2.x, run opencode plugin update lagune, then opencode reload. On OpenCode 1.x, run opencode plugin lagune@0.16.0 --force.
On OpenCode 2.x, type @ and pick the command, such as @lagune-charter, then write your input in the same message. On OpenCode 1.x, type them by name, such as /lagune-charter, or find them under /skills.
No. OpenCode runs the engine's two tools, lagune_read and lagune_write, without asking.
