@nate_512One background service now powers both terminal and desktop in OpenCode 2.0, and sessions carry across them. MCP servers ship with Code Mode as the default, so agents can chain tools together inside a single script. The bit I keep coming back to is reviews: hand them off to background subagents on different models and keep doing your own thing. Everything hot-reloads, and during a live session an agent can even write its own plugins. 215K stars on GitHub, MIT licensed, free and open-source. If you're on the latest 1.x, `opencode upgrade --major` is the move. Repo's in the thread

@nate_512One background service now powers both terminal and desktop in OpenCode 2.0, and sessions carry across them. MCP servers ship with Code Mode as the default, so agents can chain tools together inside a single script. The bit I keep coming back to is reviews: hand them off to background subagents on different models and keep doing your own thing. Everything hot-reloads, and during a live session an agent can even write its own plugins. 215K stars on GitHub, MIT licensed, free and open-source. If you're on the latest 1.x, `opencode upgrade --major` is the move. Repo's in the thread