Introduction
OpenCode by Alltomatos is an independent fork of OpenCode, the open-source AI coding agent, maintained by Alltomatos.
The fork keeps everything the original project offers — the AI coding agent, the TUI, the protocol and the SDK — and focuses its own development on the desktop app and the corporate use case: not just writing code, but putting AI to work across your team’s routines.
What the fork adds
Section titled “What the fork adds”- Desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux — with a persistent projects sidebar, embedded terminal and browser in the session header, permission modes (Automatic, Manual, Accept edits, Plan) and automatic updates from the fork’s own release channel.
- Routines — scheduled tasks written in natural language that use your connected MCP tools and keep running even when the app is closed.
- AgentUI — a visual builder for custom conversational agents, with RAG knowledge sources and a sandbox chat.
- Model Combos — named groups of models with automatic failover, rate limits and real-time quota monitoring.
- Cross-session memory — global and per-project memory, enabled by default.
- Batuta — an orchestrator for external agent CLIs such as Claude and Codex (in active development).
- Telegram bot — talk to your workstation from anywhere, with background tasks that never block the chat.
- Remote servers — connect over HTTP, SSH tunnels or Tailscale; run a 24/7 server on your VPS.
- Extra providers — native OmniRoute, AgentRouter, Google Antigravity and Kiro, on top of the 75+ providers supported upstream.
- Portuguese (pt-BR) interface — the app speaks your language.
How the fork is organized
Section titled “How the fork is organized”The repository works with two branches:
| Branch | Purpose |
|---|---|
dev |
Active development. Every new feature, fix and UI change lands here first. |
prod |
Production. Releases and the auto-updater are built from this branch only. |
See Release Channels for details on how builds, npm tags and the auto-updater map to each branch.
Credits
Section titled “Credits”This fork exists thanks to the original OpenCode team. If you are not specifically looking for this fork, use the original project. Read more in About this Fork.