OpenCode v1.17.15 Changelog

This release is all about polishing the user experience and making the app feel smoother to use. If you use the desktop version of OpenCode, you'll notice a cleaner design, better Mac integration, and fewer annoying glitches when navigating tabs or using the built-in terminal. It is a "quality-of-life" update designed to make your daily coding sessions run without a hitch.

Improvements

• Better Quick-Search Menu: The "command palette" (the handy search menu you open with keyboard shortcuts) has been redesigned to match the modern look of the rest of the desktop app.
• AI Model Info Popups: When choosing which AI model to use, you can now hover over them to see helpful details (tooltips) again, making it easier to pick the right one for your project.

Fixes

• Clearer AI Error Messages: If you send too much text to the Z.ai model at once—exceeding its "context window," which is the maximum amount of data the AI can process at one time—the app will now clearly tell you what went wrong instead of giving a confusing error.
• Terminal Shortcut Priority: When you are typing in the built-in terminal, your keyboard shortcuts will now correctly go to the terminal instead of triggering other app actions.
• Smarter Tabs: Tabs will now show a notification state if they have unread answers waiting for you, and they won't temporarily lose their titles while the app is reloading.
• Settings and Themes: Theme changes will now only apply after you actually select them, preventing accidental previews. Also, the app is now much better at finding files when using shortcut paths (like using the ~ symbol to represent your home folder), and it won't crash if it can't find your settings folder.
• Mac Visual Fixes: For Mac users on macOS Sequoia, the window's top bar and the red, yellow, and green window control buttons (the "traffic lights") are now properly aligned and styled.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.