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opencode native 0.6.0
Changed
- The sub-agent card and the strip above the composer are redesigned: neutral plates, colour only on the state mark, the
details in one quiet line. - Saved server passwords are no longer stored in clear: DPAPI on Windows; on Linux the Secret Service, else
servers.txtat
mode 0600, with a note in the server dialog. Older files are converted at start, and older versions cannot read them afterwards. - Folded reasoning and collapsed results read as text, without Markdown marks.
- Text sizes follow one named scale, with small differences in some labels.
- The Tool lines slider reaches 1000, as the setting does.
- Notifications appear at the top right: at the bottom they covered Send.
Fixed
- The password of this computer's server is no longer sent to the server named by
--url. - A link in a conversation could run a program: only http, https and mailto links open now; anything else says so.
- The app could read freed memory when opening a sub-agent during a frame, and when sending a new session after changing
server. - Messages from the app never appeared: its toasts were never drawn.
- One failed request no longer disables Send: the status follows the event stream.
- A prompt that could not be sent comes back to the composer, ahead of anything typed since.
- Reading a long session again no longer grows the memory, and answers from an earlier read of the settings no longer add
rows twice. - A title or a text with
##is shown whole. - Tabbing to a slider no longer rewrites a setting.
- Failed saves say so, and a failed update puts the installed program back.
- An
https://address inservice.jsonis used as https. - Linux, from gui_toolkit 0.58: copy and paste and drag and drop on X11, input during an animation on Wayland, key repeat. A
resize no longer stretches the window, and the sizes of thin lines follow the scale.
Windows 10 and 11 (x64): one executable; run it, or install it for your user from its Setup (title bar menu > Setup...).
Linux (x64): the archive holds one program; run it, or ./opencode-native --install (an entry in the applications menu). Needs Vulkan, libxkbcommon, fontconfig, Wayland or X11.
It finds the opencode server of the computer by itself (another one: --url, or the status bar's server menu).