Been using it for a bit now, it's very convenient if I may say so myself. We're shipping a big stability update in a few minutes – would love feedback!
How does this relate to the recent changes of not being able to use a Claude Code Max subscription outside of Claude Code anymore? I assume technically this would work with Gigacode but would still be against their ToS?
Spontaneously I would like a protocol between agents and the clients and that's exactly what agentclientprotocol.com is. I wonder if you shuffle acp over https is it then similar to sandbox api used here?
Yes. We want to support ACP. They have a spec for HTTP transport in the works, but there is nothing public on it. Trying to backchannel to the right folks.
I feel like this was made for me. I really like the OpenCode UI.
Maybe this will finally create an ecosystem interchangeable LLM backends and UIs. I hope this will go beyond just coding agents.
Been using it for a bit now, it's very convenient if I may say so myself. We're shipping a big stability update in a few minutes – would love feedback!
Doubtful, AI cloud needs to lock in users. There's no world where they justify their values and say "the user can switch at any time"
That's why I choose to distance myself from those vendors and products :)
The interesting stuff is happening in (free and) open source software.
This looks neat. Thank you!
How does this relate to the recent changes of not being able to use a Claude Code Max subscription outside of Claude Code anymore? I assume technically this would work with Gigacode but would still be against their ToS?
What's the benefit of using opencode ui vs vscode with agents?
OpenCode supports:
- TUI (I prefer this for most programming)
- Web UI (negligible difference than VS Code)
- Mobile support (via web UI)
- TypeScript SDK to automate
> I personally believe that harnesses matter almost as much as the models in 2026.
Agreed. Great work
Thanks!
Spontaneously I would like a protocol between agents and the clients and that's exactly what agentclientprotocol.com is. I wonder if you shuffle acp over https is it then similar to sandbox api used here?
Yes. We want to support ACP. They have a spec for HTTP transport in the works, but there is nothing public on it. Trying to backchannel to the right folks.