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I don’t think this should be added directly into OpenCode. You can already use the /editor command to open files in your preferred editor, which keeps the tool lightweight and flexible.
This introduce unnecessary functionality that external editors already handle well.
I believe having the ability to manually edit the file would be very useful. Often, we just need to make quick, minor edits, and having to open another program or ask the AI to do it—consuming tokens in the process—is unnecessary.
Devs moved away from traditional IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) to decentralized tools to do the exact same thing. The goal isn't to turn the application into a heavy, bloated IDE, but rather to integrate something that feels natural, keeping everything within the same environment.
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yfby commentedon May 12, 2026
I don’t think this should be added directly into OpenCode. You can already use the
/editorcommand to open files in your preferred editor, which keeps the tool lightweight and flexible.This introduce unnecessary functionality that external editors already handle well.
migueldv90 commentedon Jun 12, 2026
/editor is no longer working. Also, on the desktop app, they removed the open editor button.
brunolpw commentedon Jul 15, 2026
Same issue.
I believe having the ability to manually edit the file would be very useful. Often, we just need to make quick, minor edits, and having to open another program or ask the AI to do it—consuming tokens in the process—is unnecessary.
Devs moved away from traditional IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) to decentralized tools to do the exact same thing. The goal isn't to turn the application into a heavy, bloated IDE, but rather to integrate something that feels natural, keeping everything within the same environment.
github-actions commentedon Sep 14, 2026
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