[jogesr]

Summary

Make coding, thinking and fast visible by default in OpenCode Desktop 2.0.29, and allow loading the plugin from its local repository directory.

The timestamp is a targeted visibility workaround, not the models’ actual release date. Explicit user visibility choices still take precedence.

Evidence

• Before: Desktop hid all three aliases because released: 0 was interpreted as 1970. Local directory loading skipped the plugin because no root-level entrypoint existed.
  After: The running Desktop API reports the local plugin as active and all three aliases with current timestamps and separate families. Their visibility was confirmed manually in Desktop 2.0.29.
• Regression tests failed before the fixes and passed afterward.
• npm run check: typecheck, all 210 tests and build passed.
• git diff --cached --check: passed.

Merge Danger

Door: two-way

No dependency changes or migrations. The visibility workaround can be reverted without changing stored user preferences.

Blast Radius: limited

Only the three exact aliases in the V2 adapter and local directory loading change. Other models, provider configuration and the V1 adapter remain unchanged.

[tobiasritscher]

Danke für die Analyse! Gelöst in 0.8.0 auf anderem Weg: Statt fest einprogrammierter Aliase mit Date.now() liest das Plugin jetzt model_info.released und model_info.family aus /v1/model/info. So steuert der Proxy-Admin in der LiteLLM-Config, welche Modelle Desktop 2 anzeigt. Neuron ist entsprechend konfiguriert.

Das lokale Laden über server.js ist ein separates Thema. Gerne als eigene PR.