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Sharing: cross-device OpenCode config & session sync via GitHub #18102
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I switch between a MacBook and a couple of Windows machines daily, and keeping OpenCode config/sessions in sync was driving me nuts. Ended up writing a set of scripts that merge four local directories into one private GitHub repo:
~/.config/opencode/→ repo root (config, skills, MCP settings, etc.)~/.local/share/opencode/→_data/(auth, SQLite db via Git LFS)~/.local/state/opencode/→_state/(frecency, kv store, model cache)~/.agents/skills/→_agents/(skills CLI installs + lock file)
It works through simple wrapper commands (opencode-push, opencode-pull) that let you choose config / sessions / both. Session sync kills running OpenCode first and uses sqlite3 .backup for a safe db copy. There's also force mode, auto-stash, and a migration auto-repair mechanism for when you pull an older db to a machine running newer OpenCode.
Cross-platform: macOS (zsh) + Windows (PowerShell 7). No dependencies beyond Node.js, git, git-lfs, and sqlite3.
If anyone else juggles multiple machines with OpenCode, hope this saves you some time. Happy to hear feedback or suggestions.
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github-actions commentedon Mar 18, 2026
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[FEATURE]:), or Question. This appears to be a community sharing post, which doesn't fit any of the required templates.[FEATURE]: Cross-device config & session sync supportand describe the problem you're solving and what native support you'd like to see.Please edit this issue to address the above within 2 hours, or it will be automatically closed.
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lazyalex616 commentedon Mar 18, 2026
Closing — wrong place for this. Apologies for the noise.