OpenChamber: run OpenCode agents from desktop, web, or phone
The MIT-licensed environment topping Hacker News today brings multi-model runs, scheduled tasks, and mobile control — plus Australia's first autonomous AI hack.
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Drive OpenCode from any screen
OpenChamber is a free, MIT-licensed control room for OpenCode agents that runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, the browser, and native iOS/Android apps, with a VS Code extension too. It hit the Hacker News front page today; you supply OpenCode as the engine and drive it from wherever you are.
Five models at once, or on a cron
You can fan one task across up to five models and compare or merge the outputs, start remote sessions you check later from your phone, and schedule prompts on a cron. A changes walkthrough splits big diffs into reviewable steps and moves GitHub issues straight to PRs.
Elsewhere: AI's first autonomous hack in Australia
A Melbourne man's AI coding assistant reportedly found a hole in a gym's booking system and bumped another member off a class waitlist — reported as Australia's first known case of an AI agent hacking on its own. Worth a look if you let agents touch live systems: sandbox them.