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title: "SDK"
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-description: "Embed an OpenCode host in an Effect application."
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+description: "Embed OpenCode directly in your application."
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---
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-`@opencode-ai/sdk-next` is the Effect-native SDK for applications that need to
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-host OpenCode in-process. Unlike the [network client](/build/client), it assembles the
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-OpenCode server and routes API calls through its HTTP router in memory. It opens
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-no HTTP listener and adds no network hop between the client and server.
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+We're working on a general-purpose SDK for embedding OpenCode directly inside
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+your application. The regular SDK is coming soon.
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+An Effect-native version is available now for applications built with Effect.
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+Its current documentation is below. For other applications, run OpenCode as a
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+server and use the [TypeScript client](/build/client) in the meantime.
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+## Effect
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+`@opencode-ai/sdk-next` hosts OpenCode in-process. Unlike the
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+[network client](/build/client), it assembles the OpenCode server and routes API
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+calls through its HTTP router in memory. It opens no HTTP listener and adds no
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+network hop between the client and server.
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<Warning>
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The V2 SDK is beta and currently private to the OpenCode workspace. It is not
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Dax Raad