OpenCode's stable release notes confirm persistent terminals, experimental artifacts, schedule coordination and reliability fixes.
OpenCode persists terminals and adds experimental agent artifacts
2026-10-31Verified announcementTRIAL
OpenCode 2.2.4 makes desktop terminals session-scoped, preserving names and scrollback across server restarts and synchronizing them across the TUI and windows. An opt-in provider API lets agents create, update and serve HTML or static artifacts, while schedules run under opencode serve with single-fire coordination. Version 2.2.5 adds percentage-based compaction buffers and repairs large MCP stdio messages, LiteLLM context errors and reasoning preservation across model switches and resume.
What this means for you
For coding-agent teams, persistent terminals and coordinated schedules reduce state loss in long tasks, while artifacts turn the agent into a lightweight preview surface. The artifact and schedule paths remain experimental and need restart and duplicate-fire tests before adoption.
Evidence & related material
Technical details & scores
| Stable Releases | 2.2.4 at 2026-10-30T16:59:08Z; 2.2.5 at 2026-10-30T23:17:23Z |
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| Persistent Terminals | Session-scoped PTYs retain names and scrollback across server restarts and synchronize across clients |
| Experimental Artifacts | Opt-in CRUD and serving for HTML/static artifacts through a provider API |
| Schedules | Run under opencode serve with coordination intended to prevent duplicate firing |
| Reliability | Percentage compaction buffers; large MCP stdio, LiteLLM context and reasoning-resume fixes |
Technical impact 3
Engineering value 4
Adoption signal 4
Maturity 3
Verification cost 2
Risk 3