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Feature Request
1. Built-in File Explorer Panel
Problem: When working on a codebase, there's no way to browse the project's file structure within the OpenCode interface. Users are forced to switch to a separate file manager or terminal to navigate files, which breaks the workflow.
Proposed Solution: Add a collapsible file explorer panel alongside the main chat/terminal view, similar to VS Code's sidebar. It should support:
Tree-view of the project directory
Expand/collapse folders
Click to open a file in the editor or preview
Search/filter files by name
Show file icons based on extension
Use Case: When the agent is editing multiple files or I need to understand the project structure, having a file explorer right in the UI would save a lot of context switching.
2. Clickable File References in Agent Output
Problem: When the agent references a file (e.g., lib/main.dart:42 or src/components/Button.tsx), it's just plain text. There's no way to click on it and jump directly to that file or see it in context.
Proposed Solution: Make file path references in the agent's output clickable. When clicked:
If a file explorer panel exists → highlight and navigate to the file in the tree
If a preview/editor exists → open the file at the referenced line number
If neither exists → at least show a tooltip with the full path and option to copy it
Use Case: The agent often says things like "I modified lib/classes/statics.dart:25" — being able to click that and instantly see the file would significantly improve navigation speed.
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github-actions commentedon Jul 12, 2026
This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:
If your request is meaningfully different, please clarify what distinguishes it from those issues.
github-actions commentedon Sep 11, 2026
To stay organized issues are automatically closed after 60 days of no activity. If the issue is still relevant please open a new one.