Disable sharing in config

[josephschmitt]

I’m really impressed with opencode and use it a ton on personal projects. I’m in charge of the AI adoption at my company, and I want to evangelize the usage of opencode, but the share feature is giving me pause. I’m probably going to reach out to y’all to figure out how to get enterprise sharing set up, but in the mean time, I’d like to ask engineers to kick the tires on opencode, but I don’t feel comfortable doing so while the share feature is available since I don’t trust engineers to not accidentally (or on the sly) share confidential or proprietary code.

Is there a way for me to disable the share feature? Ideally I would set this setting on everyone’s machine in their home directory. Or, I could check it in to our main monorepos so that when someone launches opencode from within them sharing gets disabled automatically.

Thanks! And I absolutely love the proejct.

[CodinCat]

Same situation and saw this is mentioned in the docs:

For enterprise deployments, the share feature can be:

• Self-hosted on your own infrastructure
• Restricted to authenticated users only
• Disabled entirely for security compliance

I also want to share and evangelize opencode in my company. We are a huge corp with near ~10K engineers so I'm afraid that our AI team will just prohibit the use of opencode due to the /share feature. Don't know if the enterprise plan is ready or not. But I'm not big enough to convince my company to sign the enterprise plan anyway.

[thdxr]

the enterprise stuff is in progress and we'd love to work with your teams to figure out what exactly you'd need to make that all work

in the meantime

[thdxr]

hey opencode, can you make it so the config takes sharing?: "auto" | "disabled" mark the autoshare field as deprecated but still respect it

[opencode-agent]

opencode created pull request #951

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[josephschmitt]

@thdxr Woah, what a flex! Is this integration with Github something that I could try out myself on my own projects?

[jayair]

Yeah Frank should have it out this week

[mafrosis]

Where did this land regarding enterprise usage? I am certain that opencode will become non-approved software once the infosec team see that engineers can choose to enable sharing

[rekram1-node]

@mafrosis for more information about enterprise usage: https://opencode.ai/docs/enterprise/

Depending on the needs of an org, self hosting is probably what most are looking for