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OpenCode Feature Roadmap (Claude Code Parity)

This roadmap is now ordered by practical product priority rather than original discovery order.

Priority rules:

  • ship core parity and workflow leverage first
  • prefer features that improve agent reliability, autonomy, and context handling
  • push novelty/UI features later unless they unlock core usage

Phase 1: Core Foundations — shipped

  • 1. Native Desktop Control (Computer Use Tool) Integrate @nut-tree/nut-js for native OS control: mouse movement, keystrokes, and screen capture outside the terminal.
  • 2. Headless Browser Automation (WebBrowserTool) Integrate Playwright to navigate SPAs, execute JavaScript, click buttons, and read post-rendered DOM.
  • 3. Dynamic Agent Swarms (SpawnMultiAgentTool) Implement Bun background workers so the main thread can spawn independent sub-agents for parallel task execution.
  • 4. Long-Term Semantic Memory (SessionMemory) Persist user preferences, project architecture rules, and other reusable context across sessions.
  • 5. Strict Zod-Based Permission Gates (PermissionRouter) Add strict tool validation plus read-only / destructive classification and automated risk assessment.

Phase 2: Highest-Priority Remaining Parity

  • [!] 6. Context Window Management (BriefTool / SnipTool / context inspection) brief and safe snip are in flight/partially implemented. Remaining work: true context inspection, better visibility into token-heavy history, and any additional safe compaction controls.
  • 7. Safe Git Sandboxing (EnterWorktreeTool / ExitWorktreeTool) Let the agent spawn and tear down temporary Git worktrees for isolated experimentation.
  • 8. Background Task Orchestration Support long-running background commands without blocking chat flows.
  • 9. Scheduled & Remote Triggers (ScheduleCronTool / RemoteTriggerTool) Let the agent wake itself up on a schedule or be triggered by local webhooks/external events.
  • 10. Remote Control & Sessions Continue sessions from phone/browser, remotely control a running local agent, and attach to active work without being at the terminal.
  • 11. Dispatch / Handoff / Remote Runners Spin up new remote or background instances, hand off work to durable runners, and retrieve results later without actively driving the session.
  • 12. Bridge / Remote Control & Peer Discovery Improve opencode attach with peer discovery and easier shared environment access.
  • 13. SSH Remote Support Work on remote machines over SSH with full tool support.
  • 14. Direct Connect Peer-to-peer remote collaboration/control without going through hosted services.
  • 15. Self-Hosted Runner Support Deploy agents onto self-hosted infrastructure for enterprise and always-on workflows.
  • 16. System Monitoring (MonitorTool) Read CPU, memory, disk usage, and active processes to diagnose crashes, hangs, and resource issues.
  • 17. WorkflowTool Allow reusable workflow scripts that compose multiple tool calls into a single repeatable command.
  • 18. TerminalCaptureTool Capture and analyze terminal output as a first-class debugging/context surface.
  • 19. CtxInspectTool (ContextCollapse) Inspect the current context window, explain what is consuming tokens, and help the agent decide what to compact.

Phase 3: Proactive Agent Platform

  • 20. KAIROS & Daemon Mode (Proactive Agent) Turn --serve into a true daemon that wakes up, checks for work, and proactively opens review/work sessions.
  • 21. Auto-Dream & AFK Mode Run idle-time memory consolidation and session review without burning active chat tokens.
  • 22. Background Sessions (BG Sessions) Allow sessions to run fully in the background without a live TUI attached.
  • 23. Specialized Modes (/advisor, /bughunter, /teleport, /ultraplan) Add high-leverage command modes for review, bug hunting, handoff, and heavier planning loops.
  • 24. TeamCreateTool / TeamDeleteTool Create and manage named agent teams for coordinated swarming.
  • 25. Coordinator Mode Add a worker registry and stronger orchestration model for long-running multi-agent execution.
  • 26. Team Memory (TeamMem) Shared memory files and synchronization for teams operating on the same project.

Phase 4: Remote, Collaboration, and Reach

  • 27. RemoteTriggerTool integrations Tighten integration points with GitHub, Slack, and similar event sources once local triggers exist.
  • 28. Mobile Companion Support QR flow and mobile control/mirroring support.
  • 29. Chrome Extension Integration Browser-surface integration for web-based workflows.

Phase 5: UX Modes and Interface Surface Area

  • 30. Voice Mode / /voice Speech-to-text input and text-to-speech output.
  • 31. /brief UI mode Toggle a brief-only transcript layout instead of full tool-output-heavy views.
  • 32. Buddy (Virtual Pet) / /buddy ASCII companion that reacts to confidence and execution events.
  • 33. /proactive and /assistant User-facing controls for enabling proactive behavior and assistant-mode interaction models.
  • 34. /torch Profiling/debugging-oriented command for understanding slow operations.

Phase 6: Platform Completeness / Lower-Leverage Extensions

  • 35. PowerShellTool Full Windows-native PowerShell support with permission and safety parity.
  • 36. Context7 Integration for Libraries Deep documentation lookup using Context7-compatible IDs.
  • 37. AST-Grep Integration Native AST-based search and refactoring across many languages.
  • 38. MCP Rich Output Better rendering for images, formatted results, and interactive MCP payloads.
  • 39. Commit Attribution Track which agent produced which changes in git history.
  • 40. Sandboxed Execution Mode Stronger execution isolation for risky/untrusted code paths.
  • 41. Template System Project scaffolding and reusable templates.
  • 42. Reactive Compact More dynamic context compaction based on real usage patterns.
  • 43. Verification Agent Built-in verification-agent guidance for task/todo workflows.
  • 44. Extract Memories Post-query learning hooks for automatic memory extraction.
  • 45. Cached Microcompact Persist microcompact state through query and API flows.

Current Priority Order (short version)

  1. Finish Context Window Management
  2. Add Scheduled & Remote Triggers
  3. Add Remote Control & Sessions
  4. Add Dispatch / Handoff / Remote Runners
  5. Add System Monitoring
  6. Build WorkflowTool + TerminalCaptureTool
  7. Build KAIROS / daemon / AFK platform
  8. Add voice / buddy / secondary UX surfaces

Notes

  • brief, safe snip, worktree sandboxing, and background task orchestration have already begun shifting Phase 2 upward in practical priority.
  • Remote work is now split into two features: Remote Control & Sessions for driving a live session from afar, and Dispatch / Handoff / Remote Runners for sending work away to durable background or remote execution contexts.
  • Duplicate roadmap entries were collapsed into one canonical location each.
  • Novelty features are intentionally later than workflow, reliability, and autonomy features.

Legend

  • Implemented
  • Not yet implemented
  • [!] Partially implemented / in flight