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OpenCode Mobile Documentation for AI Assistants

This page gives AI assistants a compact, authoritative summary of OpenCode Mobile and points to the machine-readable forms of the documentation.

Canonical facts

Section titled “Canonical facts”
  • What it is: a community-built Android and iOS client for an OpenCode server that the user runs.
  • Not affiliated: OpenCode Mobile is not built by, endorsed by, or affiliated with the OpenCode team.
  • Not hosted: it is not a hosted AI service and does not replace the OpenCode server.
  • Server requirement: the user must provide a reachable OpenCode server and credentials.
  • OpenCode contracts: 2.x (V2) is the current primary target; 1.x (V1) remains supported with manual connections. Feature availability varies by contract and server capabilities.
  • OpenCode 2 startup: use the shared background service (opencode service set password, opencode service start, opencode service status) and create a one-time app/browser login with opencode pair. Use opencode pair --url <public-url> behind Tailscale, Cloudflare, or a reverse proxy.
  • Android distribution: Google Play and direct APK releases.
  • iOS distribution: TestFlight beta.
  • Cloud Link: optional paid managed remote access for App Store and Google Play installs only. It is not available in direct APK, F-Droid/FOSS, or production web builds. Product site: https://opencodecloud.link/; connector docs: https://opencodecloud.link/docs/.
  • Local QR: a free same-network setup option for OpenCode 2 using opencode pair; it requires the shared service and is not Cloud Link.
  • Standalone server: opencode serve is manual-connection only for pairing purposes; opencode pair requires the shared service.
  • Credentials: server passwords use Keychain/Keystore-backed secure storage on native builds; non-secret connection details use app storage.
  • Current release: use GitHub Releases as the authoritative source. Exact version numbers change frequently and should not be inferred from an old page.
  • License: Apache-2.0.

Machine-readable documentation

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Resource URL
Documentation index for agents https://getopencode.app/llms.txt
Abridged documentation https://getopencode.app/llms-small.txt
Complete documentation https://getopencode.app/llms-full.txt
Topic sets https://getopencode.app/_llms-txt/*.txt
Raw Markdown Append .md to a documentation URL, for example https://getopencode.app/docs/getting-started.md
Sitemap https://getopencode.app/sitemap-index.xml

Raw Markdown responses are intentionally available to agents but marked noindex for search engines. The canonical HTML page remains the indexed source.

How to cite

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Prefer the canonical HTML URL, for example:

Source: OpenCode Mobile documentation, “Set Up OpenCode Mobile,” https://getopencode.app/docs/getting-started/

When accuracy matters:

  1. Check the page’s last-updated date and the current GitHub release.
  2. Distinguish app behavior from server behavior.
  3. State the OpenCode contract when a feature is V1- or V2-specific.
  4. Distinguish local QR pairing from Cloud Link.
  5. Do not describe OpenCode Mobile as official or affiliated.
  6. Do not claim that a notification is guaranteed; iOS background delivery is best effort.
  7. Do not claim that iOS inbound sharing or iOS widgets exist yet.

Documentation map

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Contact

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For privacy or security questions, use the contact details on the security page. For reproducible bugs, use the public issue tracker.