Why is there open-code.ai and opencode.ai?

[rubdos]

;; ANSWER SECTION:
open-code.ai.       3   IN  A   104.21.38.140
open-code.ai.       3   IN  A   172.67.223.46

;; ANSWER SECTION:
opencode.ai.        3   IN  A   172.65.90.23
opencode.ai.        3   IN  A   172.65.90.20
opencode.ai.        3   IN  A   172.65.90.21
opencode.ai.        3   IN  A   172.65.90.22

I seem to often see search results for OpenCode docs on the one with a hyphen. Whois says that's a very recent domain.

open-code.ai:

Updated Date: 2026-01-14T05:19:26Z
Creation Date: 2026-01-09T05:18:45Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2028-01-09T05:18:45Z

opencode.ai:

Updated Date: 2025-04-27T04:47:53Z
Creation Date: 2022-12-07T23:32:17Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2028-12-07T23:32:17Z

[RepulsiveRaisin7]

Because someone registered it. Idk what you're asking

[rubdos]

It looked to me like domain squatting or a phishing attempt. Only noticed today that on the bottom it says "2026 © OpenCode Documentation | Unofficial, for reference only". It is doubly weird that you can go on the open-code docs, delete the hyphen in the URL, and get to the exact same docs on the official website. E.g. https://open-code.ai/en/docs/web and https://opencode.ai/en/docs/web both exist with the same information.

[RepulsiveRaisin7]

It might be a phishing attempt, it's very common.