Endpoint · OpenCode

Use OpenCode
through Chompute.

Add Chompute as an OpenCode AI provider and get unlimited use at a flat monthly cost. No surprise overages. Ever.

Install Chompute for OpenCode
$curl -fsSL https://chompute-skills.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/chompute-opencode.sh | sh
Setup

Three steps from signup to OpenCode.

The setup follows OpenCode conventions: get an Access Key, make sure OpenCode exists, then run one installer script for unlimited everyday agent use without overages.

Step 01

Sign up and get an Access Key.

Create a Chompute account, enable the endpoint plan, and copy your Chompute Access Key from the logged-in app.

Step 02

Install OpenCode if you need it.

If OpenCode is already installed, keep going. If not, install it first and confirm the opencode command works in your terminal.

Step 03

Run the Chompute setup script.

The script asks for your Access Key, lets you choose project-only or all OpenCode sessions, and writes the OpenCode provider config safely.

Terminal setup

Run one command.

Paste this into your terminal. The script will ask for your Chompute Access Key interactively and will not print the full key back to you.

  • Prompts for your Chompute Access Key without showing it in the terminal.
  • Lets you choose project-scoped setup or all OpenCode sessions.
  • Backs up existing OpenCode config before editing.
  • Configures OpenCode to use chompute-advanced through the Chompute OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Install Chompute for OpenCode
$curl -fsSL https://chompute-skills.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/chompute-opencode.sh | sh
Recommended

Run doctor, then start OpenCode.

Doctor checks that OpenCode is installed, verifies the Chompute provider config, and can send a tiny optional test request before you begin.

Doctor
$curl -fsSL https://chompute-skills.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/chompute-opencode.sh | sh -s -- doctor
◇ After doctor passes

Project-only or all OpenCode sessions.

Choose project-only when you want Chompute for one workspace. Choose all sessions when you want OpenCode to use Chompute everywhere. The script also supports uninstall, so you can remove only the Chompute-managed OpenCode provider config whenever you want.