Agent Plugin
Daytona for OpenCode
Runs each OpenCode session inside a Daytona sandbox with preview links and optional Git branch synchronization.
What is Daytona for OpenCode?
Daytona for OpenCode moves file and process tools from the local machine into a disposable cloud sandbox. A session gets an isolated environment, previewable ports, and a Git-backed handoff path that can commit sandbox changes to an opencode branch. The plugin is useful when generated code must run away from the developer workstation, but its synchronization model should be understood before editing the generated branches locally.
Key capabilities
Session isolation
Creates a separate Daytona sandbox for each OpenCode session.
Live previews
Exposes running services through shareable preview links.
Git synchronization
Can commit and sync sandbox work to numbered opencode branches.
Lifecycle cleanup
Removes the associated sandbox when the session is deleted.
Use cases
Untrusted build execution
Run installation, compilation, and tests away from the local workstation.
Share a live preview
Expose a generated web app without manually provisioning a development host.
Parallel sessions
Keep multiple agent tasks in independent environments and branches.
Included components
Hooks
Sandboxed File and Process Tools
Redirects supported filesystem and command work into the session sandbox.
Commands
Daytona Session Commands
Manages sandbox lifecycle, previews, and synchronization from OpenCode.
Installation scope
- OpenCode
- A Daytona account and API key
- A Git repository when branch synchronization is used
- Avoid independent local edits on plugin-managed opencode branches because synchronization may overwrite them