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OpenCode++ is now Windows-first. The primary product is a user-level plugin for the official OpenCode Desktop application, distributed as a double-click EXE. CLI, MCP, and the Harness remain advanced automation surfaces.

Shipped in v0.2.0

  • compact Windows EXE that embeds the compressed plugin without bundling Node or Electron;
  • per-user install into the active OpenCode configuration directory;
  • status, enable, and disable through model-visible OpenCode tools, with the opencode-plusplus primary mode as the normal Desktop entry;
  • command/path Guard before tool execution;
  • redacted evidence and working-tree hashes after tool execution;
  • idle incremental verification and repository sidecar reports;
  • deterministic evidence supersede, decision arbitration, convergence/no-progress detection, resumable phases, and atomic artifact storage;
  • Windows and Ubuntu CI coverage;
  • npm package separation from Desktop/benchmark/runtime artifacts;
  • removal of the old Electron Desktop MVP and TUI shell.

Windows Priorities

P0: Distribution Trust

  • Authenticode/code-sign the Windows EXE.
  • Publish an SBOM, SHA256, build provenance, and reproducible release instructions.
  • Validate the installer from a clean Windows checkout and an unprivileged account.
  • Keep uninstall ownership strict so user files and other plugins are never removed.

P1: Upgrade Experience

  • Detect a running OpenCode Desktop process and explain that a restart is required.
  • Show installed version, target config directory, and enabled state before overwrite.
  • Add explicit upgrade/repair modes and preserve valid state revisions.
  • Keep the offline installer below its 12 MiB regression budget and track compressed plugin growth.

P1: Desktop Compatibility

  • Test against supported OpenCode Desktop versions and record the plugin API version.
  • Add real Desktop smoke tests for tool registration, hook input normalization, command controls, and idle verification.
  • Track OpenCode agent/config changes and keep the standard global primary mode compatible.
  • Add a native settings panel only if OpenCode exposes a stable third-party extension point.

P2: Windows Operations

  • Improve custom OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR/XDG_CONFIG_HOME discovery diagnostics.
  • Add clearer Windows Event Log or local diagnostic output without storing secrets.
  • Add install/upgrade/uninstall integration tests for paths with spaces and non-ASCII characters.
  • Evaluate ARM64 packaging after the x64 path is stable.

Harness Priorities

  • native event normalizers for Codex CLI, Claude Code, and MiMoCode;
  • richer real-agent benchmark baselines and nightly runs;
  • higher retrieval Precision@8 and regression recall;
  • stronger contract/evidence defaults for high-reliability workflows;
  • better recovery diagnostics for interrupted phases and revision conflicts.

Boundaries That Will Not Change

  • OpenCode++ will not become a second OpenCode Desktop shell.
  • It will not patch OpenCode app.asar, renderer code, updater, or authentication. The Windows installer only writes the user plugin and primary agent configuration.
  • It will not claim that command success proves semantic correctness.
  • It will not silently commit, push, merge, or destructively reset a user's worktree.
  • Desktop plugin controls remain available when protection is disabled.

Release Gates

Every release must pass typecheck, lint, format, generated CLI docs, unit/integration tests, deterministic benchmarks, build, npm pack verification, Windows installer build, SHA256 generation, and an isolated install/enable/disable/uninstall smoke test.