Expanded OpenCode V2 support brings more control to your iPhone and iPad: - Attach photos, screenshots, text files, and repository files with specific line ranges. - Preview images, text files, and PDFs returned by tools. - Manage shared pending prompts: cancel queued work or steer it into the next step. - See execution results, unread completion badges, and refreshed activity indicators. - Read background subagent results directly in the parent conversation. - Track context changes, view estimated context usage, and compact long conversations. - Complete conditional forms and MCP requests from Inbox. - Connect through OpenCode’s remote tunnel using opencode pair --remote. - Improved reconnection, safer prompt retries, and better synchronization of model, reasoning, and agent selections across devices.

Connecting to your OpenCode V2 server is smoother with an improved QR pairing and setup flow. Start a new session from Siri, Spotlight, or Shortcuts. This update also improves @skill suggestions in chat, refines Live Activities, and includes compatibility and stability improvements.

Save some time and use quick actions for model selection for daily tasks like coding, reviewing and creating PR’s. See you in the refreshed models picker!

Added support for viewing file changes directly beneath messages.

Queued message now has the better UX. Minor fixes were introduced as well, I’m doing my best.

Undo functionality and minor fixes because no one is perfect.

Touch grass. Steer your chats.

Small button, less guesswork. OpenLens 1.9 adds nearby OpenCode server discovery right from the connection screen. Scanning starts only when you tap the radiowaves icon, and the animated waves let you know when OpenLens is looking around your local network.

The project activity heatmap now counts message turns instead of just sessions, so the stats better reflect actual activity in OpenLens.

A little more context, a little less guesswork. • New chats now start with a workspace picker. • Sessions show their workspace, so it’s easier to know where you are. • Slash commands turn into purple chips in the composer, making command prompts harder to mangle and easier to remove.

Tiny update, real chat polish. • Stopping a response now feels cleaner: OpenLens keeps the partial answer and ignores late text from the stopped turn. • You’ll now see clearer chat states for generating, stopping, stopped, and failed responses. • Scroll-to-latest is steadier while a response is active. Less “wait, why did that come back?” energy.

OpenLens got a glow-up: cleaner diffs, tidier sessions, less Settings chaos, and retro chat because productivity deserves drip.

Improved chat handling and streaming performance, because message delays are charming exactly until they happen in your app.

Change the branch or review changes with rich diff support. Also, a number of invisible fixes are now working very hard and asking for no credit.

OpenLens is now better at keeping track of sessions, context, and progress, so you can spend less time hunting and more time pretending you had it all under control.

Point camera at QR. App does the rest. Magic (but mostly engineering).

Added analytics. TL;DR: Numbers. Charts. Probably improvement.