OpenCode v1.14.47 tightens agent workflow

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OpenCode v1.14.47 tightens agent workflow

OpenCode v1.14.47 is a focused maintenance release for the terminal-first AI coding agent. The update smooths a few high-friction workflows: large image attachments are now auto-resized before upload, Scout can materialize configured reference repositories up front so they are ready to search, and schema validation errors from the HTTP API now return a readable 400 response body. It also ships TUI polish, including restored prompt-editing keybindings and cleaner relative path rendering.

// ANALYSIS

Strong utility release, not a flashy one. This is the kind of patch that matters because it removes paper cuts in day-to-day agent use and makes integrations more predictable.

–Image handling is now safer and less fragile, which matters for multimodal workflows and screenshots.
–Scout pre-materializing reference repos is a real workflow win: less waiting, fewer “repo not ready” surprises.
–Stricter LLM/API contract handling is good engineering hygiene, but it can expose brittle custom clients.
–The TUI fixes suggest the team is still actively tuning the primary developer experience, not just the backend.

// TAGS

opencodeai-coding-agentterminaltuimultimodalopen-sourcerelease-notes

DISCOVERED

2h ago

2026-05-11

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-05-11

RELEVANCE

10/ 10

AUTHOR

OpenCodeLog

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