Connecting OpenCode Console to the CLI doesn't display other providers' models after that #63296

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1. opencodejr commented on Nov 11, 2026

   

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   Thanks for the report and the clear steps. I think this is a duplicate of #52363. That issue covers the same problem: once OpenCode Console (or Go) is connected, providers you added with your own API key or OAuth stop showing up in opencode models and /models, and only opencode/opencode-go models are left. You already mentioned on #52363 that you saw it on v1.

   Possible duplicates and related issues, ordered by likelihood:

   • OpenAI models disappear when OpenCode Zen or Go is connected #52363: the open issue for this problem. Third-party providers disappear while Console/Go is connected and come back when it's disconnected.
   • third-party integrations stored but never selectable after 2.2.5 upgrade #60997: the same thing on 2.2.5 with DeepSeek and others. The reporter found a Console-supplied provider.use policy in opencode debug config that denies every provider except opencode/opencode-go, and logging out of Console brought their models back.
   • Github Copilot models disappear when a Go/Zen API key is also stored #55082: GitHub Copilot models disappear when a Console key is stored. The Console config response there had the same deny-all provider.use policy.
   • providers: connected catalog providers stay inactive, only Console providers resolve #54064: DeepSeek and other providers stay inactive while only Console providers resolve. It was closed as a duplicate of OpenAI models disappear when OpenCode Zen or Go is connected #52363.

   It would help to add a note on #52363 that this still happens on 2.2.7, because one commenter there thought it was fixed in 2.2.4. If you can, also include whether opencode debug config shows a provider.use policy with "resource": "*", "effect": "deny" while Console is connected.

   The bot will close this issue as a duplicate in 1 day unless you reply explaining how your problem is different.
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3. AlexJoaquimPereira commented on Nov 11, 2026

   

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   Acknowledging that it's a duplicate of #52363

   Replied about the version bump there, along with the findings of opencode debug config. Short-term solutions are:

   1. Connect the other providers through OpenCode Console BYOK
   2. Add the following code in opencode.jsonc:

   "policies": [
     {
       "action": "provider.use",
       "resource": "*", // can replace * with the exact provider slug for granular control
       "effect": "allow"
     },
   ],
   
4. opencodejr commented on Nov 11, 2026

   

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   Thanks for confirming, and for adding the 2.2.7 details and opencode debug config output to #52363. That's the most useful place for them.

   Thanks also for the two workarounds: setting up the other providers through Console BYOK, or adding a local provider.use allow policy in opencode.jsonc. Others who run into this should find them helpful.

   This issue will be closed as a duplicate of #52363 as planned. Please follow that issue for updates.
5. neriousy commented on Nov 12, 2026

   

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   @AlexJoaquimPereira thanks for posting the opencode debug config output on #52363. Signing in to Console made the CLI apply your workspace’s provider policy. It didn’t delete your API keys.

   The policy denies all providers except opencode, opencode-go, and console-deepseek. That last one is DeepSeek through Console. Your local DeepSeek key uses the provider ID deepseek, which is why it disappears from both opencode models and /models. The same goes for openrouter.

   To get those two providers back:

   1. Open the same workspace in OpenCode Console and go to Controls. If you’re not an owner or admin, ask one to make the change.
   2. Check All members for a Providers rule that says “limited to this workspace’s providers.” If it isn’t there, check the other policies that apply to your member.
   3. Open Choose providers → Add another provider, add deepseek and openrouter by those exact IDs, and save. This keeps the restriction for other providers. If you want to lift it for everyone covered by that policy instead, remove just the Providers rule and save. If it’s the only rule, use ⋯ → Delete policy instead.
   4. Give it about a minute, then run opencode models again. You should see deepseek/… and openrouter/… without reconnecting either account.

   If you don’t remember creating the rule: workspaces that had Managed providers only enabled had that setting moved into All members. Your config shows the restriction, but not how it got there. I’d change it in Console rather than adding a local allow: workspace policy takes precedence.

   If no matching rule shows up in Controls, let us know on #52363. That would help us narrow down why the CLI received a restriction you can’t see in Console.
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7. opencodejr commented on Nov 12, 2026

   

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   Closing this as a duplicate of #52363, as you confirmed. In both issues, providers connected with your own API key or OAuth (DeepSeek, OpenRouter and others) disappear from opencode models and /models once OpenCode Console is connected. Thanks again for posting your 2.2.7 findings and the workarounds (Console BYOK, or a local provider.use allow policy) on #52363. Please follow that issue for updates.

   If this turns out to be a different problem, reply here and the issue will be reopened.
8. AlexJoaquimPereira commented on Nov 12, 2026

   

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   Thank you, it worked! @neriousy
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10. opencodejr commented on Nov 12, 2026

    

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    Glad that worked, and thanks for confirming. As @neriousy explained above, signing in to Console applied your workspace's provider policy. It only allowed opencode, opencode-go and console-deepseek, so your own deepseek and openrouter keys were hidden. Changing that policy in the workspace's Controls in OpenCode Console fixes it.

    This issue will be closed as a duplicate of #52363, so please follow that issue for anything further.
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13. opencodejr commented on Nov 12, 2026

    

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    Closing this as a duplicate of #52363. You confirmed that @neriousy's fix worked: allowing deepseek and openrouter in your Console workspace's provider policy under Controls brought them back. Please follow #52363 for updates on the underlying problem.

    If something is still not working, please open a new issue with the details.