Welcome to opencode native
A native desktop client for the opencode server. One program for
Windows or Linux, no runtime to install, every session and sub-agent streamed live.
Independent: not built by the OpenCode team, not affiliated with them.
Download the latest release - Source on GitHub
Windows 10 / 11 x64 · Linux x64 (Vulkan) · MIT
Features
- Streamed live: Sessions grouped by project, the conversation from the server's event stream
- One field for everything: Ctrl+K
- Tool calls by what they do: A diff for what edits a file, with line numbers and the changed words marked, shown even folded
- What runs, in view: Down from the composer opens a tray under it
- A browser beside it: Ctrl+Shift+B opens the Preview panel in a dock whose layout is kept, apart from your own browser (Windows)
- The prompt at hand: Up and Down go through what you sent
- Updates you can trust: Windows copies update themselves when you say so, on the stable or the beta channel
- Sub-agents in front: A card per launch with its state, live activity, model and cost
- Search as you type: Ctrl+F lights every match in the conversation and scrolls to the next
- A terminal: The shells of the server in a panel, with Ghostty's emulation
- Schedules, artifacts, plugins: A prompt that wakes a session later, the pages agents published, the server's plugins
- Connections: Every integration of the server in one page
- @ names a file: Type @ for a file or a sub-agent, as you type
- Go back to a prompt: See which files it restores, keep it or cancel
- When the agent asks: Its questions come one at a time, in tabs, then a review
- Back and Forward: A history of where you have been, as in a browser
- Several servers: This computer's opencode server is found by itself
- Statistics: Click the token count
- Machined, and quiet: opencode's dark palette with bevelled buttons, sunken wells and carved grooves
Download
Windows
One executable (Windows 10 and 11, x64). Run it, or install it for your user from its Setup (title bar menu): a Start menu shortcut and a Settings > Apps entry, no administrator rights.
opencode-native-<version>-windows-x64.exe
Linux
One program in an archive (x64). Run it, or ./opencode-native --install for an entry in the
applications menu. Needs Vulkan, libxkbcommon, fontconfig, Wayland or X11.
opencode-native-<version>-linux-x64.tar.gz
All files of the latest release
It finds this computer's opencode server by itself (where opencode service status says it runs);
another one: --url=https://host:port --password=… or the status bar's server menu.