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NO.: #e0ded54b
Topic: AGENTS & TOOLS
Source: opencode_releases
Published: 2026-05-18 20:57:16
Importance: ★ 6/10 — radar 60
Original: github.com/anomalyco/opencode/releases/tag/v1.15.5

`opencode` `v1.15.5` adds experimental native OpenAI runtime path

The release previews a native OpenAI runtime path and improves resume history with --replay. Worth updating if you use opencode daily; not a major workflow shift yet.

[ KEY POINTS ]

Experimental native OpenAI runtime path is now behind a flag, making provider integration a little closer to first-class.
--replay and --replay-limit show recent history when resuming interactive runs, useful for restoring context after interruptions.
Plugin tools using ask now complete correctly, reducing one of the more annoying failure modes in agent workflows.
Desktop timelines load faster for large sessions, and stale update downloads are no longer reused.

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`opencode` `v1.15.5` adds experimental native OpenAI runtime path

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