SST · opencode
Publish what opencode makes
opencode is an open-source, terminal-first agent — and a natural fit for freo.cloud, because it loads the publishing skill straight from its skills folder. Ask opencode to publish a report, an HTML dashboard or a PDF and it hands you back a link you control: public, a private unique link, email-protected, or a named allowlist. No deploy, no bucket.
Connect opencode in four steps
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Sign in with your email
No passwords — a magic link drops you into your own
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Copy your setup prompt
From your Connect page — it's one-time and expires. Your key never appears in any URL.
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Paste it into opencode
opencode claims your private publishing key and saves the publishing skill itself. Works on macOS, Linux and Windows.
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Just ask it to publish
“Publish this report.” “Share these numbers with Angela — just her.” opencode figures out the file and the audience and hands you back the link.
Prefer MCP?
Run opencode mcp add and answer the prompts (name: freo, type: remote, URL: https://freo.cloud/mcp), then opencode mcp auth freo signs you in over OAuth in your browser. No token needed:
opencode mcp add opencode mcp auth freo
Same access controls, same link back. More clients on the MCP server page.
Questions
Does freo.cloud work with opencode?
Yes. Paste one setup prompt into opencode and it installs a small publishing skill — an instruction file, nothing that runs in the background. It works on macOS, Linux and Windows. opencode can also connect over freo's MCP server instead.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You set it up once, then talk to opencode in plain language — “publish this,” “share it with Sam.” It does the upload and hands you the link.
What gets installed?
One instruction file (the skill) and a publishing key saved on your machine — opencode sets up both from the prompt. No app, no build step, nothing to keep running.
Can opencode read my other documents or my account?
It can't touch your account. The key reaches only your freo.cloud documents: it can list, read, create, update, re-share and remove them, but it can't change your account settings, sign in as you, or see anyone else's space. It expires, and you can revoke it any time.
Is it free?
Yes — freo.cloud is free during early access.
Ready to publish from opencode?
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