OpenCode 2.0 officially launches with unified platform
OpenCode 2.0, the open-source coding agent made by Anomaly, has been formally announced after several months of beta releases and developer confusion. The overhaul unifies its terminal, desktop, and web apps on a single backend service, introduces a rebuilt API, new embeddable SDK, and lets users run agent sub-processes and shell commands in the background. As of today, version 2.0 becomes the main release—ending the ambiguity for developers.
- Terminal, desktop, and web now share one backend
- API rebuilt; new SDK and background agent support
- 2.0 changelog now marks it as the official version
- Version 2.0 was in beta since March
- Other coding tools have started building on OpenCode
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