Load tui plugin via direct src/tui.tsx file spec instead of repo root

AGENTS.md

@@ -130,9 +130,14 @@ These are load-bearing. Breaking one causes silent failures in opencode.
     `provider.commandcode.models` in `opencode.json` and never asks a custom `file://` provider to
     discover models (only internal providers can register `discoverModels`). Refresh the map with
     `npm run sync-models`; do not expect a discovery hook in `src/` to populate it.
-13. **The TUI plugin lives outside the provider entrypoint.** `src/tui.tsx` is loaded from
-    **source** (not `dist/`) via `opencode plugin <path>`, which writes a `tui.json` `plugin`
-    entry; it is exposed as `./tui` in `package.json`. opencode compiles the `.tsx` at load with
+ 13. **The TUI plugin lives outside the provider entrypoint.** `src/tui.tsx` is loaded from
+    **source** (not `dist/`) via a `tui.json` `plugin` entry that must be a **direct `file://` URL
+    to `src/tui.tsx`** (global `~/.config/opencode/tui.json` or project `.opencode/tui.json`),
+    wired by hand: `opencode plugin <path>` cannot install a bare `.tsx` (it needs a `package.json`
+    manifest next to the target), and the spec must never point at the **repo root** — a directory
+    spec is also picked up as a server plugin via `package.json` `main` → `dist/index.js` (the
+    provider, not a plugin). Do not re-add a `./tui` export for this; it is deliberately removed.
+    opencode compiles the `.tsx` at load with
     its Bun/Solid transform and maps `solid-js` / `@opentui/solid` to its internal modules, so the
     package stays dependency-free — do not add a build step or real imports of those packages.
     `src/tui-shims.d.ts` is the only local stand-in for types; keep it in sync with what the file

README.md

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ npm run build
   "provider": {
     "commandcode": {
       "name": "Command Code",
-      "npm": "file:///C:/DevTools/pienv/ccprovider/dist/index.js",
+      "npm": "file:///C:/dev/opencode-commandcode-provider/dist/index.js",
       "options": {
         "apiKey": "{env:COMMANDCODE_API_KEY}"
       },
@@ -188,14 +188,28 @@ the current state. The file is `~/.config/opencode/commandcode-toggles.json` (ov
 
 These commands come from a small TUI plugin shipped in this package (`src/tui.tsx`). It is loaded
 from **source** — opencode compiles the TSX and provides the Solid runtime itself — so there is no
-build step and no runtime dependency for it. Register it once:
+build step and no runtime dependency for it. Register it once by adding the plugin file's absolute
+`file://` URL to the `plugin` list in `tui.json` (global `~/.config/opencode/tui.json`, or
+project-local `.opencode/tui.json`):
 
-```powershell
-opencode plugin file:///C:/DevTools/pienv/ccprovider/src/tui.tsx
+```jsonc
+// tui.json
+{
+  "plugin": ["file:///C:/dev/opencode-commandcode-provider/src/tui.tsx"]
+}
 ```
 
-That writes a `tui.json` `plugin` entry (project-local `.opencode/tui.json`, or global with
-`--global`). Restart opencode after installing; then type `/cc-` for autocomplete. The plugin also
+Use an absolute path with forward slashes (`file:///C:/...` on Windows, `file:///home/...` on
+Linux/macOS). Two rules for the entry:
+
+- It must point at **`src/tui.tsx` itself**. `opencode plugin <module>` cannot install this form:
+  the CLI requires a `package.json` manifest next to the target, so a bare `.tsx` must be wired in
+  by hand as above.
+- Never point `plugin` at the **repo root**. A directory spec makes opencode also treat the package
+  as a server plugin (via `package.json` `main` → `dist/index.js`), which is the AI SDK provider,
+  not a plugin — it loads as dead weight into every session.
+
+Restart opencode after registering the plugin; then type `/cc-` for autocomplete. The plugin also
 renders a **CommandCode panel in the session sidebar** (`zdr` / `debug`, plus live quota, above the
 built-in panels) that updates live as you toggle. Note that in opencode 1.x the slash menu and the
 `Ctrl+P` palette read the same command registry, so these entries appear in both. If you run opencode
@@ -363,6 +377,7 @@ opencode run "Use the glob tool to list *.mjs and report the filenames." -m comm
 | Need to see what the provider sends/receives | Set `COMMANDCODE_DEBUG=1` and read the appended log file (see [Debug tracing](#debug-tracing)). |
 | `tool_choice` seemingly ignored | Expected for `required`; upstream cannot force a call. `none` and named-tool are emulated via the tool list. |
 | Config change had no effect | opencode reads config once at startup. Restart it. |
+| `/cc-*` commands and the sidebar panel are missing | TUI plugin not registered: add a direct `file://` URL to `src/tui.tsx` in `tui.json` (see [Runtime toggles](#runtime-toggles)). A repo-root or `src/tui.tsx`-less entry does not load. |
 
 ## Security
 

package.json

@@ -9,9 +9,6 @@
     ".": {
       "import": "./dist/index.js",
       "types": "./dist/index.d.ts"
-    },
-    "./tui": {
-      "import": "./src/tui.tsx"
     }
   },
   "files": [