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OpenCode++ Documentation

中文目录 | English

OpenCode++ is a Windows-first Harness plugin for the official OpenCode Desktop. Install the EXE, select the OpenCode++ primary mode, and let it provide context, edit boundaries, evidence, and verification decisions around normal coding work. CLI and MCP are developer/compatibility surfaces, not user installation paths and not a second Desktop application.

OpenCode++ system architecture

The product has one normal user path: OpenCode Desktop plus the installed in-process plugin. The current OpenCode model still performs the coding work. OpenCode++ makes the surrounding control loop visible: Context and Retrieval select what matters, Guards define what is allowed, Evidence checks what is actually proven, and the Intervention Ledger explains what was observed, blocked, requested, repaired, verified, or left unresolved.

Start Here

Read these in order if OpenCode++ is new to you: install the Windows plugin, understand the product boundary, then inspect the architecture and the visible Desktop results.

Goal Document
Install, upgrade, disable, or uninstall on Windows OpenCode Desktop on Windows
Understand the plugin and its hard boundaries Windows plugin architecture and boundaries
Understand the product boundary (CLI/MCP internal) Product Boundary
Start in five minutes Getting Started
Understand the global event-driven runtime OpenCode Global Sidecar
Understand context, guards, evidence, and loops Architecture
Understand Desktop and developer entry boundaries Integration Modes
Operate the CLI (developer surface) CLI Reference
Configure evidence trust Configuration
Rate Context quality without sending source code Context Feedback
Build and publish releases Release Checklist
Contribute or customize the Harness Contribution Guide

Concepts

Windows and Integrations

Developer Documentation

Reference

Each maintained English page has a Chinese page next to it with the .zh-CN.md suffix. The CLI help snapshot is generated canonical output; the Chinese CLI reference explains the same command groups and links to that snapshot.