Context
Current environment:
VSCode / VSCodium installed natively on Windows
OpenCode installed inside WSL or Docker
No local npm installation of the OpenCode CLI on Windows
OpenCode started using:
opencode serve
or opencode web
This setup follows the official OpenCode Windows + WSL documentation:
https://opencode.ai/docs/fr/windows-wsl
Current Problem
Mysti currently appears to detect only a locally installed OpenCode CLI binary on Windows.
In environments where:
VSCode runs on Windows
OpenCode runs remotely inside WSL/Docker
communication is performed through HTTP/WebSocket endpoints
Mysti does not detect the OpenCode instance and no manual HTTP configuration is available.
As a result:
Mysti cannot connect to OpenCode running in WSL/Docker
users are forced to install the CLI locally via npm on Windows
remote/containerized architectures are unsupported
Expected Behavior
Add support for remote OpenCode instances through configurable HTTP/WebSocket endpoints.
Example configuration:
Host: http://localhost:4096
WebSocket: ws://localhost:4096
Custom endpoint support
Suggested features:
Manual endpoint configuration in Mysti settings
Auto-detection of OpenCode serve mode
WSL interoperability support
Docker compatibility
Health check / connection test button
Optional authentication token support
Why This Matters
Many enterprise and DevSecOps environments:
avoid local npm installations on Windows
isolate AI tooling inside WSL or containers
use Dockerized developer environments
rely on Linux-based runtimes for consistency and security
Supporting HTTP/remote mode would:
improve Windows enterprise compatibility
align Mysti with official OpenCode deployment recommendations
simplify WSL/Docker workflows
improve adoption in secured corporate environments
Additional Notes
This feature would especially help users running:
VSCode on Windows
OpenCode inside WSL2
OpenCode inside Docker containers
remote AI development environments
It would also improve compatibility with:
VSCodium
containerized developer workstations
reproducible Dev environments
Thank you for considering this enhancement.
Context
Current environment:
VSCode / VSCodium installed natively on Windows
OpenCode installed inside WSL or Docker
No local npm installation of the OpenCode CLI on Windows
OpenCode started using:
opencode serve
or opencode web
This setup follows the official OpenCode Windows + WSL documentation:
https://opencode.ai/docs/fr/windows-wsl
Current Problem
Mysti currently appears to detect only a locally installed OpenCode CLI binary on Windows.
In environments where:
VSCode runs on Windows
OpenCode runs remotely inside WSL/Docker
communication is performed through HTTP/WebSocket endpoints
Mysti does not detect the OpenCode instance and no manual HTTP configuration is available.
As a result:
Mysti cannot connect to OpenCode running in WSL/Docker
users are forced to install the CLI locally via npm on Windows
remote/containerized architectures are unsupported
Expected Behavior
Add support for remote OpenCode instances through configurable HTTP/WebSocket endpoints.
Example configuration:
Host: http://localhost:4096
WebSocket: ws://localhost:4096
Custom endpoint support
Suggested features:
Manual endpoint configuration in Mysti settings
Auto-detection of OpenCode serve mode
WSL interoperability support
Docker compatibility
Health check / connection test button
Optional authentication token support
Why This Matters
Many enterprise and DevSecOps environments:
avoid local npm installations on Windows
isolate AI tooling inside WSL or containers
use Dockerized developer environments
rely on Linux-based runtimes for consistency and security
Supporting HTTP/remote mode would:
improve Windows enterprise compatibility
align Mysti with official OpenCode deployment recommendations
simplify WSL/Docker workflows
improve adoption in secured corporate environments
Additional Notes
This feature would especially help users running:
VSCode on Windows
OpenCode inside WSL2
OpenCode inside Docker containers
remote AI development environments
It would also improve compatibility with:
VSCodium
containerized developer workstations
reproducible Dev environments
Thank you for considering this enhancement.