OpenCode Teases Session Callbacks for Remote Agents
OpenCode’s Session Callbacks demo proposes attaching a callback URL to prompts so agents can POST when turns finish, fail, pause, or need input. It targets phone and web clients that need reliable push-style status while agents work remotely.
This is a small protocol feature with outsized workflow impact: remote agent UX breaks when users must keep a terminal or browser tab open.
- –Supports turn/session scopes, event filtering, optional secrets, and signed webhook delivery.
- –Input-requested events could let agents pause for approval while notifying a phone or custom frontend.
- –Fits OpenCode’s existing web, server, and multi-session architecture. [Official docs](https://docs.opencode.ai/docs/)
- –The demo remains a design sketch, with retries, persistence, private URLs, and callback cancellation still unresolved.
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