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description: "Move from OpenCode V1 to the OpenCode 2.0 beta."
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---
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<Note>
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The only intentional breaking changes in V2 are the server API and the plugin API. All other functionality is intended
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to remain compatible with V1.
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</Note>
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## Breaking changes
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Existing config files, agent definitions, command definitions, skills, and other files in `.opencode/` should continue to
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work without changes. If one of these stops working in V2, treat it as a beta compatibility bug rather than an expected
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migration requirement.
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V2 has three intentional breaking changes:
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- [Plugins](#plugins) use a new plugin API.
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- The [server API and clients](#server-api-and-clients) have new contracts.
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- [TUI configuration](#tui-configuration) moves from layered `tui.json(c)` files to one global `cli.json` file (auto migrated).
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All other functionality is intended to remain compatible with V1.
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Existing server config files, agent definitions, command definitions, skills, and other files in `.opencode/` should
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continue to work without changes. If one of these stops working in V2, treat it as a beta compatibility bug rather than
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an expected migration requirement.
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<Tip>
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Run `/report` if existing V1 functionality does not work in V2. The report skill collects diagnostics and helps you file
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discovers `AGENTS.md`; because non-API V1 behavior is intended to remain compatible, also run `/report` with the affected
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project details. See [Instructions](/instructions).
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## TUI configuration
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V1 loaded `tui.json(c)` from the global config directory and from project directories discovered while walking up from
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the current directory. V2 instead stores CLI and TUI settings in one global file:
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```text
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~/.config/opencode/cli.json
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```
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The CLI owns this file. The background service does not load it, and V2 does not discover or merge project-local
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`tui.json(c)` or `cli.json` files.
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The native V2 format groups related settings. For example:
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```jsonc
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// V1: ~/.config/opencode/tui.json
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{
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"theme": "tokyonight",
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"scroll_speed": 2,
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"scroll_acceleration": {
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"enabled": true
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}
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}
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// V2: ~/.config/opencode/cli.json
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{
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"theme": {
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"name": "tokyonight"
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},
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"scroll": {
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"speed": 2,
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"acceleration": true
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}
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}
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```
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V2 migrates the global TUI configuration automatically. On the first CLI or TUI startup, when `cli.json` does not already
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exist, it:
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- Reads `~/.config/opencode/tui.json`.
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- Reads persisted TUI preferences from the legacy `kv.json` state file.
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- Converts supported settings to the native grouped format and writes `~/.config/opencode/cli.json`.
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- Leaves the V1 files unchanged so V1 can continue using them.
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Migration runs only while `cli.json` is absent. Once that file exists, V2 treats it as the source of truth and does not
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continually synchronize later changes from `tui.json` or `kv.json`. If you created `cli.json` before starting V2, merge any
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V1 settings you still need into it manually.
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Project-local V1 TUI configuration is not migrated because V2 has no project-local CLI configuration. Move settings you
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still want into the global `cli.json`; when multiple projects used different values for the same setting, choose the
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global behavior you want V2 to use.
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## Plugins
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Rename `plugin` to `plugins`. Replace a package-and-options tuple with an object:
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