Run OpenCode on a machine that is always on
OpenCode is an open-source terminal coding agent. It is installed on every machine alongside Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Kimi CLI, against the same files and the same toolchain.
Its web interface is installed too, and starts by default.
How it arrives
- On the machine
- Installed as part of the build
- How you run it
- A command line tool — you run it in a terminal tab
We did not write OpenCode. It is anomalyco/opencode — published as opencode-ai; the repository moved from sst/opencode. We install it on every machine and put it behind the login.
Terminal or browser
OpenCode runs as a terminal agent in a tab of the persistent session, and OpenCode Web serves its own interface over HTTPS. Both talk to the same machine.
Long runs are the point
The machine is a real VM that keeps running when you close the tab. A process you start does not stop because your laptop slept, your train went into a tunnel, or you switched to your phone.
Questions
- Is OpenCode installed by default?
- Yes, on every machine, along with its web interface.
- Can I run OpenCode and Claude Code on the same repository?
- Yes. They are two CLIs on one machine and they see the same working tree.
Once you have one
It comes with the machine
Every tool on this site is installed on every machine. You are choosing a size, not a bundle.