Changelog

Students can now undo individual lesson completions or reset all progress from the disenroll page.

Use Git and GitHub and Post to social media join the exercises lineup.

The Models lesson now covers Cloudflare AI Gateway and Workers AI as provider options.

Prose headings throughout the site now have anchor links, making it easy to link to a specific section.

A new Plugins lesson on extending OpenCode with community and custom plugins.

Every lesson and exercise page now has a unique OpenGraph image for better previews when shared on social media.

The Skills lesson now walks through building your own skill from scratch.

Lesson content and site copy now reflect that OpenCode is a general-purpose AI agent, not exclusively a coding tool.

The source code is available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license. Contributions are welcome.

The Configuration lesson now recommends starting in plan mode with defensive bash permissions, so new students can learn safely.

Practical guidance for getting the most out of OpenCode, collected on a single Tips page.

The Tools lesson now covers the /mcp command and config editing. The Permissions lesson covers external_directory. Both lessons note that Plan mode is not a guaranteed sandbox.

Five hands-on exercises that go beyond the lesson material: build a website, drive a browser, edit videos, run AI models, and transcribe speech.

An About page with project info, logos, and links to the community.

The Installation lesson now includes a video walkthrough of the OpenCode desktop interface.

The Models lesson now covers context windows and how they affect model behavior.

The browser now moves to the next lesson when an agent marks the current one complete. No more manual clicking between lessons.

An interview lesson that asks about your background and preferences to personalize the rest of the course.

Quizzes now present every question on a single screen instead of walking through them one at a time.