Analyze and reclaim storage used by OpenCode sessions, diffs, and snapshots.

OpenCode stores sessions in a SQLite file that grows without limit and has no built-in cleanup. It also writes session diffs and git snapshots to disk. ocgc shows where the space goes and reclaims it.

ocgc status

ocgc analyze

ocgc purge --clean-orphans --clean-snapshots --older-than 14d --dry-run

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uv tool install ocgc

Or with pip:

pip install ocgc

# Dashboard: DB size, session breakdown, storage by part type
ocgc status

# List sessions sorted by size
ocgc sessions --sort size --limit 20

# Deep analysis: top sessions, growth rate, root vs subagent
ocgc analyze

# Preview what a purge would do
ocgc purge --older-than 14d --dry-run

# Delete subagent sessions older than a week
ocgc purge --subagents --older-than 7d

# Strip reasoning tokens only (biggest space win, ~77% of storage)
ocgc purge --strip-reasoning

# Other purge options
ocgc purge --larger-than 50M
ocgc purge --keep-latest 50
ocgc purge --session ses_abc123

# Clean up orphan session diff files (no matching session in DB)
ocgc purge --clean-orphans

# Delete all snapshot directories
ocgc purge --clean-snapshots

# Reclaim disk space after purging
ocgc vacuum

Multiple purge flags combine with AND. --strip-reasoning changes the action from deleting sessions to removing reasoning parts (from matching sessions, or all sessions if no other filters are given). --clean-orphans and --clean-snapshots run independently before any session purge. --dry-run previews without touching anything. --force skips the confirmation prompt.

Beyond the SQLite database, OpenCode stores data on the filesystem:

• Session diffs (~/.local/share/opencode/storage/session_diff/): one JSON file per session containing full file contents. Cleaned automatically when sessions are purged.
• Snapshots (~/.local/share/opencode/snapshot/): git object packs for each project. Use --clean-snapshots to delete.
• Tool output (~/.local/share/opencode/tool-output/): small files from tool invocations. Shown in stats but no cleanup needed.

ocgc status and ocgc analyze show sizes for all three directories. analyze also reports orphan session diff files (files with no matching session in the DB).

status, sessions, and analyze are read-only. purge asks for confirmation before deleting. ocgc warns if OpenCode is running.

export OCGC_DB_PATH=/path/to/opencode.db
ocgc status

Default: ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db

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