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Only under the OpenCode agent: OpenCode Go preset support in CC Switch

Quick fix

Update to v3.16.4 or later to use OpenCode Go presets with API Key-only configuration in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, and OpenCode.

Error output
目前 CC Switch **只在 OpenCode agent 下**提供了 opencode-go 的 preset(「Oh My OpenCode」)。
English translation

Currently, CC Switch provides the opencode-go preset (「Oh My OpenCode」) **only under the OpenCode agent**.

This is a feature request to expand client coverage for OpenCode Go provider presets. The author reported that presets were available only under OpenCode and requested either a shared preset or separate presets for each client. They also suggested automatic model discovery, automatic protocol switching, and quota queries.

The maintainer confirmed that v3.16.4 added OpenCode Go presets for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, and OpenCode, supporting API Key-only configuration. The reply did not confirm support for Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, or Hermes; the maintainer invited users needing these clients to reopen the issue. Implementation of automatic model discovery, automatic protocol switching, and quota queries was also unconfirmed. The issue being closed does not mean every suggestion was implemented.

  1. Update to v3.16.4 or later. The maintainer explicitly confirmed that v3.16.4 added OpenCode Go presets with broader client coverage.

  2. Use the OpenCode Go preset in the provider configuration for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, or OpenCode, and configure it with an API Key. The maintainer confirmed support for API Key-only configuration.

  3. If you need support for Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, or Hermes, reopen the original issue and describe your requirements, as the maintainer suggested. The original thread does not yet provide a verifiable solution for these clients.

ToolClaude Code / Claude Desktop / Codex / OpenCode / Gemini CLI / OpenClaw / Hermes
Versionv3.16.4(已确认加入前四个客户端预设支持的版本)
PlatformsUnknown

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