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The open-source AI coding agent OpenCode has released version 2.1. This version makes changes to the SDK, HTTP messages, events, and plugin interfaces; vendor-related data has been moved under tool.native, and the former providerState and providerResultState fields have been removed, so integrators need to adjust accordingly. Windows x64 and ARM64 gain persistent pseudo-terminals, and the todowrite task list can be enabled via {"experimental":{"todo":true}}. This version builds on 2.0, which unified the terminal, web, and desktop clients onto a single local backend service. Currently there is only this one public report, with no further developments yet.
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OpenCode 2.1 Released: One Coding Agent Supports Multiple Models
The open-source AI coding agent OpenCode has released version 2.1, with changes to the SDK, HTTP messages, events, and plugin interfaces. Vendor-related data has been moved under tool.native, and the former providerState and providerResultState fields have been removed, so integrators need to adjust accordingly. Windows x64 and ARM64 gain a persistent pseudo-terminal, and the todowrite task list can be enabled via {"experimental":{"todo":true}}. This version builds on 2.0, which unified the terminal, web, and desktop clients onto a single local backend service.