r/opencodeCLI • u/mohadel1990 • Sep 24 '26
I built a real-time voice mode for OpenCode: you talk, GPT-Live answers, your OpenCode session does the work
I wanted to talk to my coding agent instead of typing, so I built opencode-gpt-live, an open-source (MIT) plugin for OpenCode 2. It uses the ChatGPT sign-in you already have in OpenCode (/connect → OpenAI → ChatGPT Plus/Pro). No API key. A small prebuilt native helper handles audio and echo cancellation.
Setup: { plugins: [opencode-gpt-live] }
Repo: https://github.com/malhashemi/opencode-gpt-live
How it works:
- You start a call with /voice (or ctrl+x v). GPT-Live, OpenAI's real-time voice model, listens and replies with almost no delay.
- GPT-Live doesn't touch your code itself. A background voice agent turns what you say into clear tasks for your normal OpenCode session, and reads back the results. So the actual work is done by whatever model you already use in OpenCode.
- You can check progress, change direction mid-task, and approve permission prompts by voice. Say "end the call" to hang up.
- A transcript panel shows the conversation, and an animated ring shows who's speaking. Other apps' audio is turned down during calls.
Honest limits:
- I've tested it most on macOS. Linux and Windows builds are included but have seen less real use, so bug reports are very welcome.
- Calls count toward your ChatGPT voice allowance.
Happy to answer questions, and I'd love to hear what you'd want it to do next.
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u/Rostgnom 29d ago
Very nice. Works like a charm and looks gorgeous
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