When Komla is worth it for OpenCode

Komla is useful here if you want the freedom of an open CLI agent with more guardrails around day-to-day execution. It is built for OpenCode parallel sessions, OpenCode multiple sessions, and multi-session work where each task needs its own branch. For the full workflow, read the OpenCode multiple sessions guide.

  • Use it when you want cleaner repo hygiene and separate worktrees for each OpenCode task.
  • Use it when you are multitasking and need a simple way to monitor several sessions at once.
  • Use it when you need a better handoff to git with explicit diff review before pushing changes upstream.

The ultimate GUI for OpenCode multiple sessions

Useful when OpenCode is the engine, but you want a cleaner operating layer around branch management, monitoring, and review.

Agent monitoring

Know when every OpenCode session needs you

Status badges on every workspace card tell you when each OpenCode session is working, finished, waiting on a permission prompt, or errored. First-prompt tracking can also name new workspaces automatically.

Worktree isolation

Every workspace is a separate branch

In a git project, each workspace is a real git worktree with its own branch. OpenCode sessions stay isolated — no stashing, switching, or conflicts. Push branches and open PRs directly from the app.

Komla workspace overview with project sidebar and workspace cards
Quick create

From idea to isolated workspace in seconds

Describe what you want to build — Komla names the workspace from your prompt and can name the branch too (off by default). Launch OpenCode with your preferred flags. Open the dialog from anywhere in Komla with a keyboard shortcut.

Komla new workspace dialog with task description, auto-generated branch name, and accept edits toggle
Diff viewer

Review every change before opening a PR

Monaco-powered diff viewer with split and unified modes. Roll back individual files, follow OpenCode's changes live, or compare against any branch.

Komla diff viewer showing side-by-side code changes

Ready to unleash OpenCode?

Free to use. Mac, Windows, and Linux.