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# Pocket for OpenCode OpenCode, but in your pocket. Pocket for OpenCode (P4OC) is an Android client for [OpenCode](https://github.com/sst/opencode). Point it at an OpenCode server and you can keep an agent working from your phone instead of squeezing a terminal UI through SSH. It isn't just a chat box. Responses stream as the agent works, tool calls and reasoning are rendered inline, and edits show up as proper diffs. You can create and manage sessions, browse project files, search for symbols, revert changes, switch models and agents, and open sub-agent sessions in their own tabs. There is also an embedded Termux-based terminal for the moments where only a shell will do. I built the interface around the thing it controls: flat panels, terminal typography, no generic Material cards, and themes compatible with OpenCode's own theme format. The app ships with nine themes and the APK is around 2.9 MB. The client is written in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. It talks to OpenCode over its HTTP…

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