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opencode-native-termux

v0.1.2

Published

Install OpenCode natively on Termux (Android) — no proot, no containers. Official opencode binaries bridged to Termux's native glibc.

Downloads

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Maintainers

rexrozerexroze

Keywords

termuxopencodeandroidaicoding-agentglibcnativeproot-free

Readme

Requirements

  • Termux from F-Droid (Play Store builds are outdated)
  • aarch64 (ARM64) device — the only architecture OpenCode ships a Linux build for
  • An internet connection for the ~60 MB download

Installation

One line — zero prerequisites:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rexroze/opencode-native-termux/main/install.sh | sh

Or via npm (needs nodejs first):

pkg install nodejs-lts
npm i -g opencode-native-termux

[!TIP] opencode is on your PATH immediately — the first run downloads the official binary (~60 MB), verifies its sha256 checksum, and configures your shell (bash, zsh, or fish).

Usage

opencode

Run /connect inside the TUI to add your AI provider — or start with the free models that ship out of the box. Upgrades, shell setup, and troubleshooting: docs/FAQ.md.

Blank screen? (plugins)

If the TUI shows a blank screen, it's almost always an opencode plugin in ~/.config/opencode/plugins/. opencode >= 1.15 tries to install its own plugin runtime (@opencode-ai/plugin) with a bundled npm when plugins exist — that in-process install deadlocks on Termux, and opencode waits on it forever. The installer already pre-seeds the runtime with a real npm install, so this should not happen after installing/upgrading. If it does, or you added a project-local plugin (.opencode/plugin.js), fix it with:

sh install.sh --seed ./.opencode    # or any dir that contains plugins

How it works

OpenCode ships as a glibc binary; Termux runs on bionic. This project bridges the two with Termux's native glibc package — official upstream binaries, nothing patched, nothing emulated. The launcher runs the binary through a loader symlink named opencode, so agent runtimes (herdr, ...) that identify agents by kernel process name see opencode — not a glibc loader. Full technical deep dive: docs/HOW-IT-WORKS.md.

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