v1.18.35
Added canonical redirects and JSON/Markdown data formats for agent-readable stats; xAI tool results include supported images, skipping unsupported formats.
Last updated · 55 releases tracked since February 2026
A dated log of everything OpenCode has shipped, collected from official OpenCode sources and updated as new releases land.
OpenCode released multiple versions in September 2026, including v1.18.28, v1.18.30, v1.18.31, and v1.18.34. Key updates included session ID tracking improvements, Astra system prompt support for GPT-6 models, SDK compatibility fixes, and macOS binary signing enhancements.
Summary of September 2026, generated from the releases listed below.
This month
1
-15 vs last month
Last 12 months
55
Busiest: March 2026
Most shipped
Product
28 releases
Newest first. Each entry links to the official page it came from.
Added canonical redirects and JSON/Markdown data formats for agent-readable stats; xAI tool results include supported images, skipping unsupported formats.
Core Send namespaced session and parent-session identity headers with model requests. Re-sign locally compiled macOS binaries so they run reliably on macOS 27+ (@ ryangamerdev ) Sign macOS CLI release binaries with a Developer ID.
Core Cloudflare AI Gateway models now honor provider response and stream timeouts. (@ danlapid ) MCP browser launch failures are now reported when the launcher exits immediately. Debug configuration output now redacts credentials and sensitive headers. Gemini thinking defaults a…
Core Fixed Bedrock image attachments so they are only hoisted for Claude, Nova, and Llama 4 models. Fixed Together AI streaming usage reporting.
Core Restored ACP session model, effort, mode, and reasoning chunk boundaries when loading, resuming, or forking sessions. (@ JacobNWolf ) TUI Show remote config authentication errors during startup and exit with a failure status. Extensions Request summarized adaptive thinking…
Core Added the Astra system prompt for GPT-6 models. Preserved Bedrock DeepSeek model IDs, including ARN-based IDs, so they resolve correctly. (@ YeEmrick ) Updated the Azure provider SDK to pick up compatibility fixes. Updated the OpenAI provider SDK to pick up compatibility fi…
Core Allow Codex OAuth model filtering to recognize integer GPT versions like `gpt-6` Fixes issue of gpt-6-astra not showing up for openai subscription users
Core Send the session ID as GitHub Copilot's interaction header to improve request tracking across a session. Desktop Use the desktop client ID during OpenCode account device authentication. Increase the open-in app icon size for better visibility.
Improves TUI streaming and Windows paste handling while tightening desktop navigation, syncing, and auth reliability.
Adds heap snapshot capture for TUI and server processes.
Adds Poe auth support, Bedrock token caching, new syntax highlighting, theme locking, and broader desktop polish.
Brings GitLab Agent Platform support, git-backed session review, multistep auth, update confirmations, and Node.js support.
Cleans up core state handling, raises the default chunk timeout, and fixes web paste, project reuse, and session recovery.
Adds an effect-to-zod bridge, text attachments, paginated session history, and a more stable desktop and auth flow.
Expands model support, adds ARM64 targets, and hardens plugin, account, and workspace flows.
Adds workspace support in the TUI, GitLab 1M context handling, and Copilot GPT-5.4 xhigh support.
Tightens model fallback behavior and fixes auth header, review, and desktop layout issues.
Cleans up current-directory handling, improves MCP migration controls, and smooths TUI exit and desktop behavior.
Fixes Windows path handling, adds project git-init APIs, and refines review, timeline, and auto-accept behavior.
Fixes a large fsmonitor memory leak and restores prompt input handling in the TUI.
Adds GPT-5.4 to the allowed model list and improves Node.js compatibility across the core, TUI, and desktop.
Adds graceful SIGHUP handling, better auth-login options, and several desktop and editor fixes.
Improves workspace integration, shell tooling docs, and shutdown behavior across the TUI and desktop.
Adds workspace routing, safer auth flows, and broad desktop polish including performance, layout, and localization fixes.
Fixes Windows segfaults, splits TUI and server config, and improves child-session handling in the desktop app.
Adds message deletion support and fixes auth-login stdout handling.
Patch release listed on the changelog without inline notes on the page.
Adds change synchronization, custom tools imports, Go SDK generation, and desktop loading improvements.
Adds workspace-serve, improves Windows handling, and smooths loading and prompt interactions.
Adds missing IDs to MCP attachments, tightens session cloning, and restores the settings header mask.
Polishes the sidecar and SDK build pipeline, with a small desktop patch focused on localhost server startup.
Adds adaptive thinking support for Claude Sonnet 4.6 and fixes launch-time desktop issues.
Improves core file handling, terminal rendering, and cross-platform compatibility across the app.
Adds formatter support, provider tweaks, a database migration command, and desktop stability fixes.
Fixes new-file navigation, prompt history boundaries, keyboard shortcuts, and font options in the desktop app.
Releases per month over the last 12 months. Busiest month: March 2026, 16 releases.
Releases in the last 12 months by category.
The most recent OpenCode update we track is “v1.18.35”, released on October 6, 2026.
OpenCode shipped 1 update in October 2026, including “v1.18.35”.
We tracked 55 updates from OpenCode in the last 12 months, about 5 a month. The busiest month was March 2026, with 16 releases.
OpenCode publishes release notes on OpenCode Changelog, linked at the top of this page. Every entry here links back to the official page it came from.
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