Use native OpenCode compaction lifecycle - #70
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Summary
session.summarize→ syntheticContinueflow with OpenCode'sexperimental.session.compactinghookcompactionEnabledand preservecompactionThreshold: 0/falseas legacy disable valuesRoot cause
The plugin independently calculated context usage from the session model, invoked summarization, and sent a delayed continuation resolved from the newest stored message. OpenCode can run summarization with a separately configured compaction agent/model, so the plugin could trigger against the wrong context limit, select the compaction agent for the continuation, and race OpenCode's own auto-compaction.
User impact
OpenCode now owns the trigger, compaction-model selection, and continuation. This prevents Supermemory from double-triggering compaction or leaving a session on the compaction agent. Supermemory only contributes bounded context to the native summary and captures the completed summary afterward.
Memory lookup or storage failures do not fail native compaction. Failed/overflowed compaction output is not saved as durable memory, and transient summary-storage failures retry on the next compacted/idle event.