docs: add opencode-docker-panel to plugins - #796

Submission Type

• Plugin
• Project
• Theme
• Agent
• Resource

Details

Name: OpenCode Docker Panel
Repository: https://github.com/victor-ochenin/opencodeDockerPlugin
Tagline: Docker containers in the TUI sidebar, with control and logs

Description

A Docker panel for the OpenCode 2 TUI sidebar. It polls docker ps and shows the
running containers with their state, published ports and compose project; a pin keeps
a container visible whatever its state. Clicking a row opens the actions docker
accepts for that container's current state: start, stop, restart, tearing down its
compose project behind a confirmation, or starting the stack declared by the compose
file in the agent directory. The same window doubles as a scrollable log view.

Two notes for reviewers:

• This is a CLI-only v2 plugin, published on npm as opencode-docker-panel. It is
  registered in cli.json as { "package": "opencode-docker-panel" } and the host
  installs the package on the next start, so there is nothing to copy and nothing to
  build.
• MIT licensed. CI runs typecheck, the parser checks, the build and the build
  checks on Windows and Linux.

Checklist

• Relevant to OpenCode
• Repository is public and accessible
• Actively maintained
• Not a duplicate
• YAML file in correct folder (data/plugins/)
• Filename is kebab-case (opencode-docker-panel.yaml)

YAML Format

Create a file in data/plugins/opencode-docker-panel.yaml:

name: OpenCode Docker Panel
repo: https://github.com/victor-ochenin/opencodeDockerPlugin
tagline: Docker containers in the TUI sidebar, with control and logs
description: Shows the running containers in the session sidebar with their state, published ports and compose project, and a pin keeps a container visible whatever its state. Clicking a row opens the actions docker accepts for that container's current state - start, stop, restart, tearing down its compose project behind a confirmation, or starting the stack declared by the compose file in the agent directory - and the same window doubles as a scrollable log view.