OpenWork is a standards-first, extensible OpenCode GUI—install plugins, manage skills, and tailor workflows per project.
Alpha build. Expect rough edges. If the DMG button doesn’t work, it falls back to the GitHub release page.
Real UI from the current release.
Built to make agentic work feel like a product, not a script.
No black boxes. No hosted lock-in. OpenWork runs locally on your machine or connects to your private home server.
Built-in package manager (opkg) makes it easy to install
skills and OpenCode plugins.
Originally built to help non-technical users run privileged workflows without touching a terminal or fighting config sprawl.
Local-first by default, remote when you need it.
Easiest way to start: OpenWork runs OpenCode on your computer and connects over loopback. Great for day-to-day work.
Connect to an OpenCode server you host. Ideal for hours-long runs—you can close your laptop and check in from anywhere.
Requires a remote server to be set up first.
OpenWork surfaces OpenCode permissions with clear prompts (allow once / always / deny) for files and tool execution.
Choose local vs remote, authorize the folders you want it to access, then start a session. OpenWork tracks plan + progress while you approve what matters.