Note
Use -a flag for the CLI zip installer:
❯ bin install https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode -a
• Getting latest release for anomalyco/opencode
Multiple matches found, please select one:
[1] latest.json
[...]
[18] opencode-desktop-windows-x64.exe # Without -a flag, it finds an executable, but only the desktop version
[19] opencode-desktop-windows-x64.exe.sig
[...]
[26] opencode-windows-x64-baseline.zip # With -a flag, it lists everything, so the CLI zip installer appears as well
[27] opencode-windows-x64.zip
Select an option: 27
• Starting download of https://api.github.com/repos/anomalyco/opencode/releases/assets/362179590
53.39 MiB / 53.39 MiB [---------------------------------------------------------------------] 100.00% 115.98 MiB p/s 0s
• Copying for opencode.exe@v1.2.14 into d:\program\bin\opencode.exe
• Done installing opencode.exe v1.2.14
Windows executable mirror of OpenCode, automatically repackaged and released as standalone binaries.
This repository exists because bin - an effortless binary manager for Windows - can only manage .exe files directly. We extract the executables from OpenCode's release archives and publish them here so you can install and manage them with bin.
First, install bin if you haven't already. Head over to the installation instructions.
Then install the OpenCode binary:
bin install https://github.com/verzly/opencode-cliWhen prompted, select the appropriate executable for your system.
Once installed, you can use OpenCode directly from your command line. To update to the latest version:
bin updateTo list all installed binaries:
bin listMake sure the directory where bin installs itself is included in your $PATH environment variable. This is typically done during the bin installation process, but you may need to verify it manually.
This is an automated mirror that extracts Windows executables from the original OpenCode project and publishes them as releases. New versions are checked and released automatically.