anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode
TUI lag with multi-subagent sessions (97% CPU on render thread)
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Since Aug 14, 2026.
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Description
Description
When running sessions with 2-4 concurrent subagents, the TUI becomes unresponsive: typing has 1-3 second delay, spinner animation stutters/freezes. Tested across Warp, Windows Terminal, and WezTerm — same lag in all three.
Profiled during 4 concurrent subagents:
- opencode process: 2,029 MB RAM, 97% CPU realtime, 42 threads
- RAM grows from ~300 MB to 2+ GB within 20 minutes
The render loop appears to re-render on every state change from every subagent stream, saturating a full CPU core.
Already ruled out: terminal emulator (3 tested), Chrome memory pressure, orphaned node processes, 61 MB log file, power plan (High Performance), PowerShell version.
Setup: Windows 11 Boot Camp (MacBook Pro 16,1, i9-9980HK, 64 GB RAM), 15+ agents configured (orchestrator + SDD workflow), 3 MCP servers. Node v22.22.2.
Suggestion: throttle render frequency (max 30 FPS) or batch state updates when multiple subagents are active.
Plugins
opencode-subagent-statusline, opencode-sdd-engram-manage, custom TUI logo plugin
OpenCode version
1.18.18
Steps to reproduce
- Configure an orchestrator agent with 15+ subagent definitions
- Connect 3 MCP servers (codegraph, context7, engram)
- Enable TUI plugins (subagent-statusline, sdd-engram-manage)
- Start a session and trigger a task that launches 2-4 subagents concurrently
- Try typing while subagents are running — input is delayed 1-3 seconds
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