Works with OpenCode 2. Update the Mac companion to 1.8 and your phone keeps working whether your Mac runs OpenCode 2 or 1.x, with nothing to set up. Also new in 1.6: - A roomier message box that is easier to tap, with more space between your words and the controls below them. - Projects show their ten most recent conversations, with Show More for older ones, so a busy project no longer scrolls forever.

Manage your MCP servers from your phone. Add, edit, or remove the servers in OpenCode's global config, and choose which ones a new conversation starts with. A server you add connects right away. Also new in 1.5: - New Chat: start a conversation that belongs to no project. It runs in a scratch folder on your Mac, so nothing the agent writes lands in your code. - Ask the agent to do it: in a New Chat, the agent can add or remove an MCP server for you. - Scheduled Tasks and MCP Servers now sit in the launcher list, so the top bar is no longer cramped. Update the Mac companion to 1.7 for the new features.

Say yes once. When your agent asks permission, you can now allow it for this folder, the whole project, this command, or every command like it, for this conversation or saved to the project so it never asks again. Several asks waiting show as one card with a count instead of a stack to chase. Also new in 1.4: - Text files you attach (JSON, logs, code) reach the model as text, so they no longer fail the turn. - Steadier connections: the Mac companion shares one event feed per OpenCode instance, so a phone reconnecting over a flaky network can no longer stall everything behind it. - Mac companion 1.6 adds a sidebar that follows a new conversation as OpenCode names it, and a chip for large pasted text.

Scheduled tasks: ask your Mac to run a prompt on a schedule, a nightly test run or a Monday morning dependency check, and it runs while you are away. Approvals and results reach your phone exactly as they do for a live turn, and a task that missed its time while the Mac was asleep says so. Also new in 1.3: - The home screen groups every conversation under its project, with the freshest project already open. - Long conversations open on their newest turn at once instead of scrolling in from the top. - The context meter now reads the current step rather than the session total, and shows a ring at a glance. - The Mac companion's new Model Sources keeps OpenCode's model list in step with your own OpenAI-compatible endpoints.

Choose your tools: a new menu in the composer turns each MCP server on or off per conversation, so a thread only carries the tools it needs and your context stays lean. Your choice rides with the session and follows you across devices. Also new in 1.2: - See how full the agent's context window is, live while a turn runs. - The transcript renders markdown tables properly. - Select and copy your own prompts straight out of the history.

Your agent's work is now live in the app, even when it starts somewhere else. - Live sessions: a session you drive from OpenCode in a terminal on your Mac now streams into the app as it happens, with the prompt, the agent's progress, and the finished diff. - Code previews: when the agent writes or edits a file, the code appears in the conversation as a syntax-highlighted block you can expand. - Add any folder as a project: pin a folder on your Mac as a place to start sessions, straight from your phone, and remove it with a swipe. - Fresher lists: sessions and projects now refresh automatically when you return to the app, alongside the existing pull-to-refresh.