anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

New Layout Forcibly Disables Auto-Accept Permissions

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Since Aug 26, 2026.

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Description

Description

In OpenCode Desktop v1.18.23, enabling the New Layout appears to forcibly disable Auto-Accept Permissions.

The issue is not limited to the Auto-Accept toggle being unavailable inside the new layout. The Auto-Accept state itself seems to be turned off whenever the New Layout is enabled.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Disable New Layout and use the old layout.
  2. Enable Auto-Accept Permissions.
  3. Confirm that Auto-Accept is enabled.
  4. Enable New Layout.
  5. Auto-Accept becomes disabled/unavailable.
  6. Switch back to the old layout.
  7. Auto-Accept Permissions is now turned off there as well.

Expected behavior

Enabling or switching to the New Layout should not modify the Auto-Accept Permissions setting.

Ideally, Auto-Accept should work in both layouts. Even if the New Layout does not currently support Auto-Accept, switching layouts should not forcibly reset or disable the existing setting.

Actual behavior

Enabling the New Layout appears to reset or forcibly disable Auto-Accept Permissions globally.

In the New Layout, the Auto-Accept toggle is greyed out and hovering over it shows a "not allowed" cursor.

After returning to the old layout, Auto-Accept remains disabled and has to be enabled again manually.

Environment

  • OpenCode Desktop: v1.18.23
  • OS: Windows

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