wtf is opencode_status_plugin?

This project is a small plugin for opencode, a terminal based coding tool. Its only job is to update the title of your terminal window so you can tell at a glance what the current session is doing, without needing to look back through the terminal output itself. The plugin swaps in different icons depending on the session state. A green circle means the session is idle and waiting. Two other icons mark a session that is busy and actively working. A red circle flags an error in the session or in something that ran. A warning icon appears when opencode is waiting for you to confirm a permission request. A question mark shows up when opencode is asking you something directly through its built in question tool. To use it, you first build the plugin with a single command using Bun, which produces a bundle file that opencode loads. From there you can package it as a tarball with npm pack, which creates a versioned .tgz file, or you can skip packaging entirely and copy the built file straight into opencode's global plugins folder. Either way, you point opencode's own configuration file at the resulting file so it loads automatically. If you install by tarball, the config needs to reference the exact path to that .tgz file, and if the plugin's name or version changes later, that path has to be updated too. The README lays out a short recommended workflow: build the plugin, pack it, copy the exact tarball path into your opencode configuration, then restart opencode so the new title indicator takes effect. This is a lightweight utility rather than a full application. It has no other stated features beyond terminal title updates tied to session status, and the project currently has just one star, which suggests it is an early, personal tool rather than something with a wide user base yet.