Flow Plugin for OpenCode

opencode-plugin-flow is a skills-first workflow helper for OpenCode. The skills carry the planning, execution, validation, cleanup, UI, and review guidance. The plugin code is deliberately small: it keeps a durable .flow/session.json ledger and enforces the few binary gates that prompts cannot reliably enforce.

Flow v4 is a breaking simplification. It does not preserve v3 session layouts or retired tool aliases.

Install

Add Flow to your OpenCode config:

{
  "plugin": ["opencode-plugin-flow@4.0.1"]
}

Restart OpenCode once. On startup, the plugin syncs its global skills into:

~/.config/opencode/skills/flow/SKILL.md
~/.config/opencode/skills/flow-plan/SKILL.md
~/.config/opencode/skills/flow-run/SKILL.md
~/.config/opencode/skills/flow-review/SKILL.md
~/.config/opencode/skills/flow-deslop/SKILL.md
~/.config/opencode/skills/flow-ui-quality/SKILL.md

Project-local skill overrides still work through OpenCode's normal lookup:

.opencode/skills/flow-plan/SKILL.md

Commands

Commands are thin pointers into skills:

Command	Purpose
`/flow-auto <goal>`	Drive the full skill-guided loop.
`/flow-plan <goal>`	Create or approve a plan.
`/flow-run`	Execute one approved feature.
`/flow-review`	Run a read-only review.
`/flow-status`	Show the active session and next action.

Tools

The v4 runtime exposes seven tools:

Tool	Purpose
`flow_status`	Read the active session and next action.
`flow_plan_save`	Create a session and/or save a draft plan.
`flow_plan_approve`	Approve the draft plan.
`flow_run_start`	Start the next runnable feature.
`flow_feature_complete`	Record completion or blocker evidence for the active feature.
`flow_feature_reset`	Reset one feature and its dependents.
`flow_session_close`	Archive the active session as completed, deferred, or abandoned.

There is no flow_context and no separate review-record tool. Review evidence is part of flow_feature_complete: every completed feature needs a passing featureReview, and the final feature also needs a passing finalReview.

Runtime Contract

The runtime owns only safety:

.flow/session.json is the active source of truth.
.flow/history/<session-id>.json stores closed sessions.
Session writes are locked and atomic.
Mutable roots cannot be filesystem roots or $HOME.
Plans cannot be changed after approval.
Only one feature can be active at a time.
Completion requires passing validation evidence.
Non-final completion requires validationScope: "targeted".
Final completion requires validationScope: "broad" and a passing final review matching the plan's finalReviewPolicy.
flow_session_close accepts kind: "completed" only after an approved plan has passed final completion.

Planning quality, decomposition, review depth, validation adequacy, and recovery judgment live in the skills.

State Layout

.flow/session.json
.flow/history/<session-id>.json
.flow/session.lock/

Development

bun install
bun run check

The package exports only the OpenCode plugin entrypoint:

import flowPlugin from "opencode-plugin-flow";

Uninstall

bunx opencode-plugin-flow uninstall

This removes Flow-owned synced skills when they are pristine. User-edited or foreign skill folders are kept.