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1. jixiong398-blip commented on Jun 7, 2026

   

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   The DeepSeek provider is completely absent from the vendor selection list. The /connect command only shows OpenCode Zen, OpenCode Go, OpenRouter, and possibly a few others — but no deepseek entry. Manually typing deepseek yields no result
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   This issue might be a duplicate of an existing issue. Please check:

   • 在 GUI 版本中，之前添加的 DeepSeek 提供商突然从列表中消失了，搜索也找不到，回退版本后同样不显示。 #29128: DeepSeek provider not appearing/disappearing from the provider selection list (GUI version)

   These issues describe similar symptoms — the DeepSeek provider not being visible or searchable in the provider/connect interface. Please review that issue to see if your problem is already tracked there, and if so, consider closing this one or adding any new information as a comment there.
4. jixiong398-blip commented on Jun 7, 2026

   

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   Bug Report: Disconnecting a provider permanently disables it without UI recovery option

   Issue: After disconnecting a provider (e.g., DeepSeek) via the OpenCode UI, the provider is added to disabled_providers in opencode.json and completely removed from the /connect vendor list. There is no way to re-add it or update its API key through the UI – users are forced to manually edit the configuration file.

   Affected Version

   • OpenCode version: 1.16.2 (likely all versions)
   • Platform: Windows 10/11 (also observed on others)

   Steps to Reproduce

   1. Add a provider (e.g., DeepSeek) via /connect and provide an API key.
   2. Use the provider normally.
   3. Later, decide to change the API key or disconnect the provider for any reason.
   4. From the provider management interface, choose "Disconnect" or "Remove" (exact wording may vary).
   5. Observe that:
      • The provider disappears from the /connect vendor list.
      • A line "provider_name" is added to the disabled_providers array in ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json.
   6. Try to reconnect the same provider via /connect – it is not listed, even when typing its name directly.

   Expected Behavior

   • Disconnecting should only clear stored credentials (API key, base URL, etc.), not permanently disable the provider.
   • The provider should remain visible in /connect, allowing the user to re-enter new credentials and reconnect.
   • Alternatively, there should be explicit commands like /provider enable <name> and /provider disable <name> to control the disabled state.

   Actual Behavior

   • Disconnecting equals permanent disabling.
   • The only way to restore the provider is to:
     1. Manually edit opencode.json.
     2. Remove the provider name from disabled_providers.
     3. (Optional) update API key or other settings.
     4. Restart OpenCode.

   Impact

   • Confusing for users who simply want to rotate API keys or reconnect after a temporary disconnection.
   • Poor user experience, especially for beginners not comfortable with editing JSON configuration files.
   • Leads to duplicate bug reports (e.g., v1.15.10提供商里没有deepseek #29127, 在 GUI 版本中，之前添加的 DeepSeek 提供商突然从列表中消失了，搜索也找不到，回退版本后同样不显示。 #29128, Unable to Connect to DeepSeek Provider in OpenCode 1.16.2 – Vendor Missing from /connect List #31242) where users think the provider is "missing" or "broken".

   Suggested Fix

   • Change the “Disconnect” action to only clear credentials (API key, etc.) without disabling the provider.
   • Add a new command /provider enable <name> to re-enable a previously disabled provider (and remove it from disabled_providers automatically).
   • Ensure the provider always appears in /connect unless explicitly disabled by a separate “Disable” action.

   Workaround (for affected users)

   Manually edit opencode.json:

   • Locate the file at ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json.
   • Find the "disabled_providers" array and remove the provider name (e.g., "deepseek").
   • (Optional) Update API key inside the provider's options block.
   • Save and restart OpenCode.

   Additional Context

   This issue is not specific to DeepSeek; it affects any provider that is disconnected via the UI. The current behavior violates the principle of least surprise and should be addressed as a user experience bug.

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   To stay organized issues are automatically closed after 60 days of no activity. If the issue is still relevant please open a new one.
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   closed this as not plannedon Aug 7, 2026