Run any OpenCode model, and card the tools OpenCode leaves open

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What this does

Replaces the opencodeGo engine with an opencodeAgent engine that runs whatever models the user has configured in OpenCode, instead of only the OpenCode Zen subscription catalog.

One binary, one driver. Zen does not disappear — it shows up in the picker as the opencode/… provider, next to openai/…, anthropic/…, google/…, ollama/… and whatever else the user has logged into.

On my machine that is 473 models instead of 15.

Why replace rather than fix

Three defects, all verified against opencode acp 1.18.18 rather than inferred. The third is the one I would fix first even if the rest of this PR were rejected.

1. The model ids are rejected by the CLI. The driver builds ids as opencode-go/<model-id>. OpenCode has no such provider:

-> session/set_config_option { configId: "model", value: "opencode-go/minimax-m3" }
   Invalid params: model not found: opencode-go/minimax-m3
   data: { providerId: "opencode-go", modelId: "opencode-go/minimax-m3" }

The providers OpenCode actually reports are openai, anthropic, google, deepseek, openrouter, ollama, and opencode — Zen is spelled opencode. Since core.ts throws when the model does not come back confirmed, every turn fails before the prompt is sent, whichever model the picker offers.

This is not limited to users without a subscription. Setting any OPENCODE_API_KEY opens the Zen catalog, and its entries look like this:

opencode/claude-opus-4-5
opencode/claude-haiku-4-5
opencode/claude-fable-5

Never opencode-go/…. So the paying case is broken too.

docs/opencode-go.md states this form is "required by ACP". ACP rejects it.

2. The sign-in check can never pass. hasStoredOpenCodeGoAuth() looks for the literal key "opencode-go" in auth.json. OpenCode writes that credential under opencode, so the lookup misses for everyone, including subscribers. With four valid credentials on disk, snapshot.authenticated is false and ModelPicker.tsx greys the engine out.

The doc says users "may instead manage OpenCode's own login flow with opencode auth login". The code does not allow that. Onboarding, on a machine with OpenCode installed and four providers logged in:

Before	After
Installed, working, and permanently asking for a sign-in that would not help.	Installed and configured.

3. No approval policy is injected. The driver sets only stripForeignProviderKeys. Measured on 1.18.18 with nothing injected, the stock build agent's only catch-all rule is {permission:"*", action:"allow", pattern:"*"}, and bash, edit and webfetch have no rule of their own to override it — all three resolve to allow. A bot runs shell commands, writes files and fetches URLs without OpenMausBot ever showing an approval card.

The new driver injects a policy through OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT and closes the three env routes that would outrank it (OPENCODE_PERMISSION, OPENCODE_CONFIG, OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR), plus project config. Bookkeeping tools (glob, grep, list, todowrite) stay allowed on purpose: a bare *: ask produces a card for every directory listing, which trains people to click through cards.

How the catalog works now

opencode models is read on demand rather than fetched over HTTP, so the list is the machine's own: 473 entries on a configured host, 8 on a virgin HOME (the free Zen models). debug config supplies the default, so the picker opens on the model OpenCode itself would use.

Before	After
OC in the rail, greyed out — the engine cannot be selected.	The OpenCode mark, 473 models, grouped by provider.

A catalog that size needs a way through it, so the picker gained search and per-provider sections. Typing filters across every provider at once:

Those are the user's own OpenAI models, reached through an engine that previously offered fifteen subscription ones.

That call spawns a process (~1.1s measured), which is too slow for create() and too variable to leave unbounded, so it went in behind a new ProviderInstance.catalog() with a 60s TTL and a 10s ceiling. resolveModels stays exactly as it is for droid — it reads a file, so awaiting it in create() is free. The two hooks are distinguished by discovery cost, and both say so in their contract comments.

debug config echoes the whole resolved config, MCP credentials included. It is read for .model and dropped: never logged, never cached.

Also in here

• ~/.opencode/bin added to knownDirs() in env-path.ts. The install command this driver recommends (curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bash) puts a standalone binary there, and nothing in augmentedPath() looked for it — so the engine reported "opencode CLI not found" on a machine where OpenCode was installed and working. I hit this in production before finding it in the code.
• The API key is kept. credentialEnv: ["OPENCODE_API_KEY"] so a saved Zen key still reaches the child. The config field is renamed opencodeGo → opencode to match the engine, and the old name is still read so nobody loses a key they already saved. Writes only ever land on the new name.
• A test pinning model ids to what the CLI reports. The existing suite could not catch defect 1: the fake CLI accepts whatever ids the test itself declares valid via FAKE_ACP_MODELS, so the driver was checked against its own assumption. I verified this test fails when the prefix is reintroduced.
• docs/opencode-go.md and the three planning documents removed — 498 lines describing an engine that no longer exists, one of them asserting the model-id form that ACP rejects. Two of the three live under docs/superpowers/, a contributor-tooling tree that feat: add OpenCode Go engine #119 introduced and that exists nowhere else in this repo: they record how the integration was planned, not how the engine works. Removing them puts the docs layout back where it was.

dist-server/drivers/acp/opencode-go.js is left in place; regenerating that directory is a release step, not a PR's job.

Known limits, stated rather than discovered later

• isAuthenticated reads "is there anything left to run" (non-empty catalog), not "will everything work". An OPENCODE_API_KEY opens the Zen catalog without being validated, so an invalid key reads as ready. Same gap the other ACP engines have with an ambient login; closing it would mean spending an inference call on every snapshot.
• The injected policy is defence in depth over OpenCode's defaults, not a boundary against the agent. The policy allows edit and a turn runs in turn.cwd ?? config.workspace ?? homedir(), so an agent in the default cwd can write the very config the policy pins. The claude driver carries the identical exposure (claude.ts:339, claude.ts:254); the fix is giving a turn a real workspace, not adding another key here.
• Windows keeps the npm install command — opencode.ai/install.ps1 is a 404, and npm is the only documented route that needs no other package manager first.
• The catalog probe is not side-effect free: one opencode models on a fresh HOME creates ~/.cache/opencode/models.json, seeds ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc, and creates the state db. It creates no session, no turn and no prompt, and leaves the working directory alone.

Testing

pnpm typecheck and pnpm test pass (48 files, 446 tests, 8 skipped).

Ran end to end against a real 1.18.18: /api/instances reports opencodeAgent available and authenticated, 473 models, prefixes anthropic deepseek google llamacpp-* ollama openai opencode openrouter, and no opencode-go/ id anywhere.

The env-path fix is covered by a hermetic unit test rather than that run — the host had another OpenCode earlier in PATH, so the end-to-end check would have passed without the fix.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added OpenCode support with automatic model discovery, provider-qualified models, authentication handling, and fallback behavior.
  • Added dynamic model catalogs with caching, search, grouping, scrolling, and empty states.
  • Added support for detecting OpenCode installations in the standard installer directory.
• Improvements
  • Renamed the experience from “OpenCode Go” to “OpenCode.”
  • Existing OpenCode Go credentials remain readable; new credentials use OpenCode.
• Documentation
  • Removed obsolete OpenCode Go documentation and planning materials.

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Walkthrough

The change replaces OpenCode Go with an OpenCode ACP driver. It adds dynamic model discovery and catalog caching, preserves legacy credential reads, updates provider registration and configuration APIs, and improves model selection and OpenCode branding in the UI. Related integration plans and documentation are removed.

Changes

OpenCode ACP integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Configuration compatibility server/config.ts, server/index.ts, server/config.test.ts, server/index.test.ts	New configuration uses opencode. Legacy opencodeGo values remain readable.
Dynamic catalog contract and registry flow server/contracts.ts, server/drivers/acp/core.ts, server/harness/registry.ts, server/harness/registry.test.ts	Providers can expose asynchronous catalogs. Available providers use discovered models and retain static models when discovery fails.
OpenCode ACP driver server/drivers/acp/opencode.ts, server/drivers/acp/acp.test.ts, server/testing/fake-acp-cli.ts	The driver runs opencode acp, applies environment and permission policies, discovers provider-qualified models, caches results, and handles authentication and fallback behavior.
Runtime registration and executable discovery server/drivers/builtIn.ts, server/env-path.ts, server/env-path.test.ts	The built-in registry uses OpenCodeAgentDriver. POSIX PATH augmentation includes ~/.opencode/bin.
Configuration and model-selection UI src/components/ApiKeys.tsx, src/components/ModelPicker.tsx, src/components/Onboarding.tsx, src/components/ProviderIcons.tsx, src/components/SettingsModal.tsx, src/state/store.tsx	The UI uses OpenCode naming and branding. The model picker supports search, grouping, scrolling, empty states, and no-match states.
Removed OpenCode Go plans and documentation docs/opencode-go.md, docs/plans/opencode-go-integration.md, docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-opencode-go-integration.md, docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-15-opencode-go-integration-design.md	The OpenCode Go documentation, design specification, and implementation plans were deleted.

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to c6b21

The PR replaces the OpenCode engine and discovers the configured model catalog on demand. Concurrent catalog requests can start redundant CLI processes, causing avoidable local resource use and latency; this is a bounded follow-up risk and does not otherwise block merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ProviderRegistry
  participant OpenCodeAgentDriver
  participant OpenCodeCLI
  participant ModelPicker
  ProviderRegistry->>OpenCodeAgentDriver: request dynamic catalog
  OpenCodeAgentDriver->>OpenCodeCLI: run models and debug config
  OpenCodeCLI-->>OpenCodeAgentDriver: return models and default
  OpenCodeAgentDriver-->>ProviderRegistry: return ModelCatalog
  ProviderRegistry-->>ModelPicker: provide model options
  ModelPicker->>ModelPicker: filter and group options

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Possibly related PRs

• milind-soni/OpenMausBot#119: This change replaces the OpenCode Go engine and integration introduced there.
• milind-soni/OpenMausBot#143: Both changes modify dynamic catalog discovery and ACP catalog plumbing.
• milind-soni/OpenMausBot#117: Both changes modify ACP support and fake CLI testing.

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server/drivers/acp/acp.test.ts (1)

1089-1100: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consider covering the probeCwd wiring, not only discoverCatalog.

This test passes cwd to discoverCatalog directly. It proves the parameter reaches execCli. It does not prove that support.catalog computes that parameter from config.workspace. If probeCwd is ever dropped from the catalog arrow in server/drivers/acp/opencode.ts Line 373, the probe silently runs in the server's directory and every test here still passes. A short case that creates an instance with config.workspace set and then calls instance.catalog!() closes that gap.

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In `@server/drivers/acp/acp.test.ts` around lines 1089 - 1100, Extend the catalog
test coverage to verify workspace wiring: create an instance with
config.workspace set to a temporary directory, invoke instance.catalog!(), and
assert discovery probes that configured workspace. Keep the existing
discoverCatalog direct-call tests unchanged, and target the support.catalog
implementation and its probeCwd propagation.

server/drivers/acp/opencode.ts (1)

163-183: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consider single-flight de-duplication for concurrent probes.

discoverCatalog checks the cache, then awaits two CLI spawns before it writes the entry. Two callers that arrive during that window both miss the cache and both spawn opencode models and opencode debug config. registry.describe() runs on every window focus, and snapshot() calls isAuthenticated, which also calls discoverCatalog, so overlap is realistic. Storing the in-flight promise collapses the duplicates.

♻️ Proposed single-flight cache

 const cache = new Map<string, { at: number; value: ModelCatalog }>();
+const inFlight = new Map<string, Promise<ModelCatalog>>();

 export async function discoverCatalog(cli: string, env: Env, cwd?: string): Promise<ModelCatalog> {
   const key = cacheKey(cli, env, cwd);
   const hit = cache.get(key);
   if (hit && now() - hit.at < CATALOG_TTL_MS) return hit.value;
+  const running = inFlight.get(key);
+  if (running) return running;
+  const probe = (async () => {
+    const [listing, configured] = await Promise.all([
+      run(cli, ["models"], env, cwd),
+      defaultModel(cli, env, cwd),
+    ]);
+    if (listing === null) return hit?.value ?? { default: "", options: [] };
+    const options = parseModels(listing);
+    const chosen = configured && options.some((o) => o.id === configured) ? configured : (options[0]?.id ?? "");
+    const value: ModelCatalog = { default: chosen, options };
+    cache.set(key, { at: now(), value });
+    return value;
+  })().finally(() => inFlight.delete(key));
+  inFlight.set(key, probe);
+  return probe;
+}

Also clear inFlight in __catalogTestHooks.reset().

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In `@server/drivers/acp/opencode.ts` around lines 163 - 183, Update
discoverCatalog to deduplicate concurrent cache misses by storing and reusing an
in-flight discovery promise per cache key, while preserving the existing TTL
cache and last-good-catalog behavior. Clear all in-flight entries in
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Inline comments:
In `@src/components/ModelPicker.tsx`:
- Around line 144-150: Add an accessible name to the search input in ModelPicker
by setting aria-label to “Search models” alongside its existing value and
placeholder props.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@server/drivers/acp/acp.test.ts`:
- Around line 1089-1100: Extend the catalog test coverage to verify workspace
wiring: create an instance with config.workspace set to a temporary directory,
invoke instance.catalog!(), and assert discovery probes that configured
workspace. Keep the existing discoverCatalog direct-call tests unchanged, and
target the support.catalog implementation and its probeCwd propagation.

In `@server/drivers/acp/opencode.ts`:
- Around line 163-183: Update discoverCatalog to deduplicate concurrent cache
misses by storing and reusing an in-flight discovery promise per cache key,
while preserving the existing TTL cache and last-good-catalog behavior. Clear
all in-flight entries in __catalogTestHooks.reset() alongside the existing cache
reset.

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Both nitpicks are in, plus the accessible name. Three commits on top of dadf29d.

probeCwd coverage (cd83ffb) — the gap was real, and I verified it rather than taking it on faith: removing probeCwd(config) from opencode.ts's catalog arrow leaves the whole existing suite green. The new case goes through instance.catalog() with config.workspace pointed at a directory that does not exist, so an empty catalog is only observable if the configured workspace actually reached execCli. It fails on that removal; the older direct-call test still passes, which is the point.

Concurrent probes (54dff7b) — the conclusion holds but the mechanism is slightly different from the one described. snapshot() → isAuthenticated → discoverCatalog and catalog() do not overlap: registry.describe() awaits the first before it awaits the second, so the cache already collapses that pair. The duplicate comes from concurrent describe() calls — two /api/instances requests in flight together — where both miss and both spawn.

Rather than assume, the test counts spawns: the fake CLI now appends a line per models invocation under FAKE_ACP_MODELS_LOG, and two concurrent discoverCatalog calls logged probe twice before the fix. Now once. The in-flight entry is registered before the first await can yield and cleared in a finally, so a failed probe does not pin later callers to the same rejection.

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