Control AI agents from your phone without squinting

What it does

OpenCode Manager wraps the OpenCode AI agent ecosystem in a responsive web shell. You can manage multiple agents, browse repositories, handle Git branches and commits, edit files with syntax highlighting, and hold real-time chat sessions with streaming responses—all from a browser tab that behaves like a native app on phones and tablets. It packages a Bun/Hono backend, a React/Vite frontend, and a shared schema layer into a single Docker-deployable unit.

The interesting bit

The project treats mobile as a first-class citizen in a space where most developer tools still assume a 27-inch monitor. It also ships an ocm CLI that acts as a bridge between your local terminal OpenCode instance and the Manager’s filesystem, letting you sync working trees between a local TUI and the web dashboard.

Key highlights

• Full Git operations inside the browser: SSH auth, worktrees, unified diffs, and multi-repo switching
• Real-time chat with SSE streaming, slash commands, @file mentions, and Mermaid diagram rendering
• Scheduled recurring jobs that link prompts to repo operations and render output as markdown
• MCP server management with OAuth support for extending agent capabilities
• PWA installable on iOS and Android with push notifications for session events

Verdict

Developers already using OpenCode who want to step away from their desk but keep coding will find this fills a genuine gap. If you’re not running OpenCode agents or you live entirely in VS Code, this is likely surplus to requirements.