OpenCode 2.2.2 enables image tools for connected capable providers
Updated OpenCode
Summary
Image generation no longer needs the previous opt-in; scheduling gains conditional inputs.
- Tool
- OpenCode
- Category
- Coding agents
- Date
- Pricing
- Not stated in the sources we cited.
OpenCode 2.2.2 enables experimental_image_generate by default when a connected provider supports image models. This changes the opt-in behavior described for 2.2.1. A preferred model can be set through experimental.image_generate.model; provider access and charges still apply.
Sessions and scheduling
The SDK's experimental schedule creation API gains if and until inputs, plus check results and output fields. Desktop makes the current branch a direct entry to the worktree picker on the new-session screen.
Timeline quotes, terminal quotes and browser annotations share an optional-comment workflow. The release also preserves media when sessions are forked or imported and rejects persistent-terminal requests for working directories that no longer exist.
The process-daemon 0.3.3 and 0.4.0 package publications in this window are grouped as supporting artifacts, not separate feature launches. Their brief notes identify package/protocol versions but do not independently document a user-facing capability. Users coming from 2.2.1 should review the changed image-tool default before continuing automated sessions.
See the opencode hub.
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Questions
What is OpenCode?
OpenCode is an open-source coding agent. The GitHub repository anomalyco/opencode is MIT-licensed and describes the project as the open source coding agent. The website is opencode.ai.
What are OpenCode alternatives?
Cline, Aider, Goose, and Enter Code are the alternatives filed on this site. Cline and Aider are Apache-2.0. Goose is Apache-2.0. Enter Code's launch post describes an open-source Go SDK.
What is the latest OpenCode release covered here?
v2.2.6, published November 6, 2026. It adds MCP connection pooling with pool: true, opencode run --worktree and --archived, GUI plugin themes, and makes opencode run wait for background jobs with no time limit.
Is OpenCode free?
The software license is MIT, so the client itself has no license fee. You still need a model provider. This page does not quote a subscription price.
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