anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

[FEATURE]: Community showcase — Unofficial native Android client for OpenCode

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Since Sep 11, 2026.

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Summary & Community Showcase

Hi OpenCode team! 👋

I have developed an open-source, native Android client for OpenCode built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose:
👉 https://github.com/hjinlabs-netizen/opencode-android

Key Capabilities
  • Streaming & Sync: Real-time SSE streaming (/event) with reconnection ladders, lifecycle-aware transcript reconciliation, and monotonic turn token guards.
  • Workspace & Sessions: Workspace directory selection, recently used paths, multi-session selection/batch deletion, and responsive abort/retry controls.
  • Files & Context: Embedded file explorer with candidate fallback probing, unified-diff color viewer, and one-tap @path context injection into chat.
  • Architecture: 100% Kotlin 2.2, Compose BOM, Hilt, Ktor 3.1, 200+ passing unit tests, and 0 Lint warnings.
Inquiries & Community Guidance
  1. Branding & Trademark: We want to ensure 100% compliance with your brand and naming guidelines. Are there specific naming preferences you would like us to follow (e.g., "Companion for OpenCode" or "Unofficial Client for OpenCode") before publishing to public channels such as Google Play?
  2. Documentation / Community Listing: Would you be open to listing this repository under community clients/tools in your documentation or README once reviewed?

Thank you for building such an incredible project!

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