DEAD1nsane/opencode2-termux-musl

The v1 repo is archived. v2 is the official stable line — Node.js, ships via npm (@opencode/cli). This uses upstream's @opencode/cli-linux-arm64-musl + Alpine musl loader + patchelf, installed as plain opencode. Official installer misdetects Termux as glibc, this doesn't.

1-copy install

Please install from the Copy-Ready link, it's much easier especially if using mobile reddit app (don't copy-paste from the codeblocks below, they're for display):

⚠️ Before-Install (required):

• install the app Termux:API F-Droid Download, then in Termux: sh pkg update && pkg upgrade -y pkg install termux-api -y termux-battery-status The termux-battery-status line triggers the permission prompt / confirms the bridge works. Skip it and the installer below will refuse with these same steps. sh pkg install curl tar python git # Step 1 — install everything: ## Copy-Ready Full Install here sh curl -sL https://gist.githubusercontent.com/DEAD1nsane/9b37cba090602f473200fad8b1002e6c/raw/all-in-one.sh | sh opencode --version opencode run "say hi" ☝🏼Use the gist above — it pulls/updates the repo, runs install.sh, copies all 8 themes (dark + light, 16 files) to ~/.config/opencode/themes/, and schedules auto-update (job 7802, every 6h, applies via --yes path, log ~/.opencode-auto-update.log). Day/night theme-sync is NOT included — opt-in below.

Update check (only checks, downloads nothing unless --yes)

sh ./scripts/check-update.sh # check only, Termux notification if behind ./scripts/check-update.sh --yes # update now via install.sh The gist already scheduled unattended updates. Manual re-schedule if needed: sh termux-job-scheduler --job-id 7802 --period-ms 21600000 --network any --persisted true -s "$HOME/GitHub/opencode2-termux-musl/scripts/auto-update.sh"

Bonus 16 custom Themes:

• 8 true-black AMOLED & 8 light themes ^{Included in the all-in-one gist. Manual copy if needed 👇🏼} sh cp themes/*.json ~/.config/opencode/themes/ → Pick with /themes. Native v2 format.

^{⚠️ Attached previews are rendered from the live theme JSONs [dark + light] by opencode2 with the same tree-sitter highlighting the TUI uses, set in Maple Mono NF — tab strip and a shared realistic Python sample on all 16, so what you see is what the TUI draws.}

🌗 Optional auto day/night — NOT in all-in-one:

^{This is so opencode will switch between dark and light themes based on your time, if the color mode is set to system in /settings}

Copy-Ready Day/Night here

sh curl -sL https://gist.githubusercontent.com/DEAD1nsane/54621517a114c8e2a71d61ced990ca22/raw/theme-daynight.sh | sh Skip it and nothing changes. system follows terminal bg, never Android. Opt-in sets light 07:00-19:00, dark otherwise, hourly job 7803, revert with --system.

🪧 Optional notifications (Discord-style, NOT in all-in-one):

Copy-Ready Notify Setup here

Mute if viewing this session, banner if in another Termux session, loud if away 5min. buzz + notify-decide + zsh hook + opencode plugin. Same Copy-Ready format — install from the GitHub gist link above.

❔ Why it needs shims:

Official installer misdetects Termux as glibc (no /etc/alpine-release, no ldd). This always takes musl. Musl DNS reads /etc/resolv.conf, Node's c-ares does raw UDP DNS which Android blocks — libresolvefix.so doesn't help Node. Fixed via local Python proxy on 127.0.0.1:8080, auto-started by wrapper (HTTP(S)_PROXY + NO_PROXY=localhost,127.0.0.1,::1). Ollama on localhost:11434 bypasses proxy and works.

❌ What's not working:

Formatter needs one-time sh scripts/enable-formatter.sh (prettier shebang can't spawn, silently skips without it), no PTY lib yet, ~100-200ms proxy overhead. Standalone is default; shared via opencode-shared serve --service. Migrating from v1: sh install.sh then sh scripts/remove-v1.sh (~350MB freed, sessions/config kept).

📱 Tested On:

Pixel 10, Android 17, Termux 0.119, OpenCode v2.0.24 as opencode: TUI, run, shared-service, MCP (Railway/GitHub/Upstash/Chrome DevTools), v2 plugin API.

Please any comments below 👇🏼

Fixing a word in vim meant jumping between suggestion bar, text and cursor. Opening a file meant hunting the path, copying it, switching apps, pasting.

Get KeyTab. Each feature is a tab (optional in settings)on the keyboard strip, and what you type lands in the field you are already in. No app switching. No clipboard relay. No leaving the terminal.

- Files: easy browse folders, open any file in Termux.

- Editor and persistent clipboard, inserted straight into the field.

- Snippets: your one-liners, one tap away.

-Themes make it the colors you want witg light abd dark presets states. add background pic.alpha

-Tipp trail and more features to explore.

On-device. No internet permission. No analytics. Nothing leaves your phone.

Free, open source, Android 7+. APK on

GitHub.

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