anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

[Bug] Windows 10: Models get stuck in thinking status and terminate without response

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Since Aug 4, 2026.

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Description

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Environment:

OS: Windows 10 (x64)

OpenCode Version: 1.18.13

Providers tested: OpenCode Zen, GitHub Copilot

Runtimes present: Node.js v24, Python 3.14, Git 2.55

Description:
After initiating any query on Windows 10, no AI model provides an answer. The CLI enters the "thinking/reasoning" state, stays in long execution for a while, and then simply terminates without outputting any response or throwing an explicit CLI error.

Expected behavior:
The model streams or returns a text completion.

Actual behavior:
The process hangs on the thinking indicator for a long period and then gracefully exits with zero output.

Additional Context / Logs:
Running opencode --print-logs --log-level DEBUG shows long pending HTTP/socket connections to background processes before timing out. Cleaning local caches (~/.opencode, AppData\Local\Temp) and re-installing the CLI did not resolve the issue.

Plugins

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OpenCode version

1.18.13

Steps to reproduce
  1. Install OpenCode v1.18.13 on Windows 10.
  2. Log in to a provider via opencode providers login (tested both Copilot and OpenCode Zen).
  3. Run opencode inside a project folder.
  4. Submit any prompt.
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Operating System

Windows 10

Terminal

WezTerm

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