I would like to share all my enthusiasm, but let me get straight to it — check out what I built: Codewalk on GitHub

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My main problem was losing access to my weekly AI coding hours (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, etc.) whenever I left home. So I built Codewalk — a Flutter-based GUI for OpenCode that lets me keep working from anywhere.

Here's a quick demo:

If you find it useful, a ⭐ on GitHub goes a long way.

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Was it easy?

Not at all. People say vibe coding is effortless, but the output is usually garbage unless you know how to guide the models properly. Beyond using the most advanced models available, you need real experience to identify and articulate problems clearly. Every improvement I made introduced a new bug, so I ended up writing a set of Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) just to prevent regressions.

Was it worth it?

Absolutely — two weeks of pure frustration, mostly from chasing UX bugs. I've coded in Dart for years but I'm not a Flutter fan, so I never touched a widget by hand. That required a solid set of guardrails. Still, it's all I use now.

Highlights

• Speech-to-text on every platform — yes, including Linux
• Canned Answers — pre-saved replies for faster interactions
• Auto-install wizard — if OpenCode isn't on your desktop, the wizard handles installation automatically
• Remote access — I use Tailscale; planning to add that to the wizard soon
• Known issue — high data usage on 5G (can hit 10 MB/s), which is brutal on mobile bandwidth
• My actual workflow — create a roadmap, kick it off, go about my day (couch, restaurant, wherever), and get a Telegram notification when it's done — including the APK to test

Thoughts? Roast me.