tmcode-ai

tmcode-ai (v1)

tmcode v1 = a source-level rebuild of opencode 1.17.4 with renamed identity.

Unlike v0 (which was a wrapper-only repackaging), v1 builds the binary from source with:

• Config dirs renamed: ~/.config/tmcode, ~/.local/share/tmcode, ~/.local/state/tmcode, ~/.cache/tmcode instead of the upstream opencode paths — tmcode and opencode can coexist on the same machine.
• Binary name: tmcode (the executable on disk).
• CLI command: tmcode.
• Migration hint: if you had an existing ~/.config/opencode install, tmcode prints a one-time notice with copy-paste cp commands so you can carry your settings over (no silent auto-move — opencode coexistence is safe).
• 12 platform binaries built via Bun's cross-compile from a single build host: darwin-arm64/x64 + linux-x64/arm64 (glibc + musl + baseline)
  • windows-x64/arm64.

Source repo: https://github.com/sleep2agi/tmcode

Three install paths (pick any)

# 1) Default (recommended)
npm install -g tmcode-ai

# 2) Scoped alias (same wrapper, different name)
npm install -g @sleep2agi/tmcode

# 3) Bare name (pending npm support review)
# npm install -g tmcode      ← currently 403 from npm's similarity gate

All three install the same tmcode CLI.

What's still NOT renamed in v1

v1 is a focused rebuild — the user-facing surface (install command, binary name, config dirs) is fully renamed, but the following are deferred to v1.1 for risk control:

• The 100+ internal workspace package names (@opencode-ai/core, etc.) — these are private workspace deps, never seen by users.
• Hundreds of test-assertion strings — renaming them in bulk would break the test suite and add several hours of fix-up.
• Comment / docs strings mentioning "opencode" — semantic cleanup.

If you spot a user-visible "opencode" string in v1 that should be "tmcode", please open an issue at https://github.com/sleep2agi/tmcode/issues.

Attribution

This package is a downstream rebuild of the opencode project, distributed under its original MIT license. The upstream LICENSE is preserved verbatim. All credit for the actual coding-agent runtime, TUI, language-model integration, and tools goes to the opencode authors and maintainers.

License

MIT — same as upstream opencode. See LICENSE.