Every pass commits the new1, new2, new3, … session
folders to a private GitHub repo. First run creates the repo and the first two
folders; after 3 empty passes pushes pause, and the next change resumes them.
Inside a Cloud Shell terminal, this installs opencode (once), starts it in tmux,
exposes that instance on a public https://<random>.trycloudflare.com
URL via a Cloudflare quick tunnel, asks you to paste a GitHub token, creates the
private repo and the new1 + new2 folders, takes the first
snapshot and starts pushing every 3 minutes. Safe to re-run.
bash <(curl -fsSL https://opencode-cloudshell-vwb6.pages.dev/setup.sh)
setup.sh — the token prompt is hidden, and
GH_TOKEN=xxx skips it for non-interactive runs (stdin only, never an
argument or a file). The tunnel URL is public: anyone who has it can reach the
opencode UI, and it changes when the tunnel restarts.
Add --no-github (or SKIP_GITHUB=1) to skip the token
and the push daemon: just opencode + the public tunnel.
A tmux daemon that works whether or not opencode is running. Survives a closed tab or a dropped connection, and pushes every 3 minutes.
bash <(curl -fsSL https://opencode-cloudshell-vwb6.pages.dev/sessions.sh)
sessions.sh —
--once, --status, --logs, --stop.
Pushes from inside opencode: every 3 minutes, plus once each time a session goes idle. Restart opencode to load it.
mkdir -p ~/.config/opencode/plugins && \
curl -fsSL https://opencode-cloudshell-vwb6.pages.dev/sessions-push.ts \
-o ~/.config/opencode/plugins/sessions-push.ts
sessions-push.ts — do not run it together with
sessions.sh; they share the same repo.
install.sh starts Cloud Shell from your own machine,
installs opencode on the VM, keeps it alive in tmux and forwards
http://localhost:4096 over SSH. cloudshell.sh
does the VM half from inside Cloud Shell and prints a Web Preview URL. Ctrl-C
closes the tunnel only — opencode keeps running on the VM.
GH_TOKEN=xxx bash <(curl -fsSL https://opencode-cloudshell-vwb6.pages.dev/install.sh)
bash <(curl -fsSL https://opencode-cloudshell-vwb6.pages.dev/cloudshell.sh)
PORT (default 4096), OC_VERSION (default
1.18.35) and GH_TOKEN (piped over stdin, never an argument or
a file) apply to these two.
cloudshell-sessions.180.3.gh repo create.