OpenCode 1.18.10 adds safer app recovery, Modal models

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OpenCode 1.18.10 adds safer app recovery, Modal models

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OpenCode version 1.18.10 brings key stability and infrastructure enhancements for developer workflows. This release improves application recovery by discarding malformed persisted tab entries on startup, enhances the overall composer user experience, enables dynamic discovery of Modal models, and transitions model catalogs to OpenCode-hosted endpoints.

// ANALYSIS

OpenCode continues to refine its developer tool ecosystem with targeted stability fixes and streamlined model provider integrations.

• Fixes startup issues caused by malformed tab persistence to prevent crash loops upon launch.

• Expands model capabilities through dynamic Modal model discovery without manual configuration.

• Improves reliability of model discovery by routing catalog requests to OpenCode-hosted endpoints.

// TAGS

opencodedevtoolai-codingreleaseopen-source

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-07-30

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-07-30

RELEVANCE

7/ 10

AUTHOR

OpenCodeLog

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