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Free and open-source (MIT) desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux. It connects to your OpenCode service; check the requirements first.

Desktop apps

Version 1.0.1, published October 29, 2026

Platform	Tauri (recommended)	Electron
Windows 10 or later	Installer, x64 61 MB	ZIP, x64 216 MB
macOS 13.5 or later	ZIP, Apple Silicon 111 MB · ZIP, Intel 113 MB	ZIP, Apple Silicon 205 MB · ZIP, Intel 213 MB
Linux x64 (tested on Ubuntu 24.04)	AppImage, x64 169 MB	Debian package, x64 136 MB

Both builds provide the same workspace. Tauri can install updates from within the app; Electron is updated by downloading a new release and supports native browser automation on every platform (Tauri on Windows only). Compare the builds.

Package managers

On Windows, winget installs the Tauri build:

winget install NeuralNomadsAI.CodeNomad

To run CodeNomad as a standalone server and use it in a browser, start it with npm on a host with Node.js 24:

npx @neuralnomads/codenomad --generate-token --launch

The standalone server page covers the first sign-in, global installation, addresses and authentication; the requirements list Node.js, Git and OpenCode.

Install and first launch

Download only from this page or the official releases, and never run an untrusted archive merely to bypass a warning.

Linux: make the AppImage executable or install the Debian package; see Install on Linux.
macOS: if macOS blocks the first launch, see macOS quarantine.
Every platform: install Git and a compatible OpenCode CLI as listed in the requirements, then select OpenCode on first launch. Other launch problems are covered in troubleshooting.

Support development

CodeNomad is free and maintained by volunteers in their own time. If it is useful to you or your team, sponsoring helps keep it maintained and compatible with new OpenCode releases. The Support CodeNomad page explains what sponsorship pays for.

Sponsor through GitHub SponsorsPaid to Pascal André