OpenCode: execution
A compact CLI AI agent, adaptable to any model. Perfect for targeted edits inside a repository.
OpenCode Integration · Open-source CLI
OpenCode is your CLI.
Tramya is your library.
OpenCode does the work: a command-line AI agent, self-hosted, compatible with any LLM. Tramya handles the long term: indexing, retrieving, and passing context between agents.
Why combine the two
Two building blocks that complete each other.
Tramya: persistence
What OpenCode does is saved, organized and searchable afterward. Not just buried in a console log.
Together: portability
An OpenCode session can resume in Claude Code later, or the other way around. The project context follows.
Setup
Two commands.
1. Install Tramya
Download the signed and notarized macOS
.dmgfrom tramya.com. Windows and Linux builds are on the way;npx tramyaworks in the meantime.2. Point to the OpenCode folder
Settings > Sources > Add > OpenCode. The default path is suggested for you.
3. Test a resume
Open an old OpenCode session in Tramya, click Resume: OpenCode restarts with the project context.
Frequently asked questions
Compatible with a local Ollama model?
Yes. Tramya doesn’t care which model OpenCode uses; it reads the logs.
Can I fork Tramya to integrate it differently?
The local companion is extensible through connectors, and a public v1 API is available.
Is OpenCode’s export format stable?
Tramya tracks each successive OpenCode release and adapts the parser automatically.