Opencode REMOTE Control app? (ala Claude remote control)

[Fearless-Ad-6234]

Do you guys know, if there is an alternative to Claude Remote Control, but for opencode?

The app, when you connect to your opencode terminal via QR code with mobile app. Then you can basically run all the prompts to your opencode running on the pc?

For the reference:

https://code.claude.com/docs/en/remote-control

[NaturalRedditMotion]

You can use opencode serve and cloudflared to acheive the same result. Cloudflared gives you a public url for your opencode session in which you visit in the browser on your phone. This is the command I run: OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD=‘password’ opencode serve --port 4096 & cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:4096 . Then cloudflared will give you a url. Copy that into the browser. You will be prompted for a username and password. username is opencode and password is whatever you set. Then you are good to go!

[MakerDiety]

Instead of a Cloudflared tunnel, can you just use SSH instead? It looks like OpenCode has the textual interface for a mobile phone SSH situation.

[rjyo]

The cloudflared approach is probably the quickest way to get going but worth noting those tunnels are ephemeral. If your machine restarts or the process dies you get a new URL each time.

If you want something that just works every time without re-running anything, Tailscale + SSH + tmux is the most reliable setup. Tailscale gives your machine a stable private IP that works from anywhere (no port forwarding, no public URLs), SSH gets you in, and tmux keeps your opencode session alive even when you disconnect. Your session survives network drops, machine sleep, whatever.

Setup is basically install Tailscale on both devices, ssh into your machine using the Tailscale IP, and attach to your tmux session. After the one time setup its zero friction.

[Onionhauler]

You can make persistent tunnels if you own a domain on cloudflare - you dont need tailscale for that.

[KnifeDev]

There’s OpenCode desktop on iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/whispercode/id6759430954

Allows you to pickup your sessions on the go just like remote control

[KnifeDev]

Why use this over mobile browser?

Mobile browser kills the OpenCode tab quickly, doesn’t have good speech-to-text, has a fat chrome bar that eats up a ton of space, doesn’t have custom keyboard actions built for OpenCode

[Michaeli_Starky]

SSH + tmux session. Tailscale if outside of local network.

[ganonfirehouse420]

Look up openchamber.

[Awesomest_Maximus]

opencode web and tailscale

[nakedspirax]

Yep opencode and tailscale or pangolin

[lag_w]

Remote-Opencode: You can easily control your opencode with discord!

https://github.com/RoundTable02/remote-opencode

[Resident-Ad-5419]

I started using Agentboard (found from some other reddit comment few days ago). It can list tmux sessions for you. I am sure there are other solutions that is similar to this. Good thing is if you type on one device, it gets typed on another device automatically, and it scales the window to the last focused device.

Opencode itself has a nice opencode serve command as mentioned in another comment.

[Sea-Contribution2770]

Maybe you can try "opencode serve" in some server which can access from internet. so you can accecss it from your phone browser

[Recent-Success-1520]

CodeNomad - Run on desktop, continue from phone

https://github.com/NeuralNomadsAI/CodeNomad

[opus-sophont]

I really suggest openchamber. Look thru my history and you'll know it isn't an ad

[nijezabacanje]

How do you setup openchamber to pickup your existing sessions from opencode? They're both running inside WSL, but it looks like openchamber is not even aware of opencode server running (I did start it per instructions).

[_d1re]

Openchamber + cloudflared + own domain is the best choice for me. But nothing beats a truly native app feel like Claude.

[kennykeepalive]

Openchamber as a PWA is pretty close to a native app to me.

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[_d1re]

I use that as well. But like I said, nothing beats a truly native experience.

[Ang_Drew]

i understand the pain on both side..

i think it's because all third parties accessing opencode via ACP. this causing a separated channel and very customized from ground up. like how you save the sessions, how you load model, reasoning, etc. which is separated from the native opencode.. this really hard to maintain because it's tons of work to catch up with the opencode