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Connect OpenCode’s Claude Agent to an existing Claude Code login

Version 2.2.3 adds a built-in provider. Start with the login, select the provider, then check access with a small read-only request.

Oliver · FoxAI WorldNovember 2, 20264 sections
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  1. The documented connection sequence
  2. Check the connection before assigning changes
  3. What the integration does not add to the account
  4. Oliver’s assessment
  5. Source
OpenCode adds Claude Agent using an existing Claude Code loginClaude in OpenCode

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OpenCode v2.2.3 introduces a built-in Claude Agent provider that uses a Claude Code login and its available models. For someone already working with Claude Code, this offers another interface to the existing account access.

The documented connection sequence

  1. Make sure Claude Code is installed.
  2. Run claude auth login and sign in to your own account.
  3. Open /connect in OpenCode and choose Claude Agent.

The October 30 release notes give that sequence. If the Claude executable is in a custom location, OPENCODE_CLAUDE_PATH can override the path. Establish whether discovery is actually failing before adding a custom setting.

Check the connection before assigning changes

Confirm the selected provider and the models offered. A small question about the project, requiring no file changes, is a useful proposed first test. It keeps account access separate from permission to modify the workspace.

What the integration does not add to the account

The provider connects to existing Claude Code access; its addition is not a second subscription or a separate allowance. Model availability and usage remain associated with the connected account. The same release also includes rendering improvements for long desktop sessions and fixes for several session and side-panel issues.

Oliver demonstrates an AI connection between coding tools.
AI-generated conceptual illustration — FoxAI World.

Oliver’s assessment

First, isolate the change. Login, provider selection and a small read request are separate checks. Keeping them separate makes a failure easier to locate before a larger coding assignment begins. The practical gain is a clearer connection path, rather than a reason to change several unrelated settings at once.

Sources and research

Written by FoxAI World. The cover and illustrations are AI-generated conceptual artwork.

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