Bug: opencode-go provider not supported
The OpenCode Go plan (subscription $5/$10/month) stores credentials under the key opencode-go in auth.json. This plugin does not recognize this provider, so Go plan quota is invisible.
// ~/.local/share/opencode/auth.json
{
"opencode-go": {
"type": "api",
"key": "sk-..."
}
}
The Go plan has a 5-hour request limit that is the primary quota bottleneck for Go subscribers. Without visibility, users cannot tell when they will hit the limit.
Expected: Plugin queries the Go plan quota API and displays remaining requests / reset time.
Actual: opencode-go key is ignored silently. Only GitHub Copilot appears in output (since github-copilot is the only matching key).
Environment
- OS: Windows 11
- opencode-mystatus: latest (v1.2.4)
- OpenCode auth.json keys present:
google, groq, deepseek, github-copilot, opencode-go
Suggested fix
Add opencode-go as a supported provider. Query the Go plan quota API (likely the same endpoint pattern as Zhipu/Z.ai: https://api.z.ai/api/monitor/usage/quota/limit or similar) and display remaining requests + reset time for the 5-hour limit.
Bug: opencode-go provider not supported
The OpenCode Go plan (subscription $5/$10/month) stores credentials under the key
opencode-goinauth.json. This plugin does not recognize this provider, so Go plan quota is invisible.The Go plan has a 5-hour request limit that is the primary quota bottleneck for Go subscribers. Without visibility, users cannot tell when they will hit the limit.
Expected: Plugin queries the Go plan quota API and displays remaining requests / reset time.
Actual:
opencode-gokey is ignored silently. Only GitHub Copilot appears in output (sincegithub-copilotis the only matching key).Environment
google,groq,deepseek,github-copilot,opencode-goSuggested fix
Add
opencode-goas a supported provider. Query the Go plan quota API (likely the same endpoint pattern as Zhipu/Z.ai:https://api.z.ai/api/monitor/usage/quota/limitor similar) and display remaining requests + reset time for the 5-hour limit.