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Connect Pomeroy to OpenCode

Yes, OpenCode works with Pomeroy. Pomeroy sets itself up in OpenCode with one click. Then OpenCode can reach Mail, Calendar, Reminders, Notes, Contacts, Messages, Maps, Shortcuts and Weather on your Mac, each app behind its own switch in Pomeroy, and nothing leaves your Mac except what you ask for.

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How to connect Pomeroy to OpenCode

Pomeroy lists the assistants it finds on this Mac, so install OpenCode first if it is not there yet. Coming back to Pomeroy’s window re-checks.

1
Download Pomeroy and switch on your apps.
Open the download, drag Pomeroy into Applications, and open it. Pomeroy opens a setup window listing every app it can connect. Switch on the ones you want, and macOS asks you to approve each.
2
Press Set up beside OpenCode.
Pomeroy runs OpenCode's own mcp add command, naming the server so the command completes on its own rather than opening a prompt. It always writes your user configuration.
3
Check OpenCode.
Run opencode mcp list and pomeroy is listed, with its tools available in a session. You may need to restart OpenCode.
4
Ask OpenCode something.
Try “What’s on my calendar today?” and a real answer comes back.

The configuration, in full

You do not need it — Set up writes it for you. The documentation has the exact text, where it goes, how to check it worked, and how to use the local HTTP endpoint.

What OpenCode can do with each app

One page per app: what OpenCode can and cannot do there, the macOS prompt to expect, and things to ask.

OpenCode does not show Pomeroy's tools.

Try restarting OpenCode; its documentation does not say whether it reloads on its own. Then press Set up again in Pomeroy, under Settings › Assistants: every way Pomeroy sets an assistant up is safe to run twice. Pomeroy's menu bar shows whether OpenCode is connected right now.

Pomeroy did not list OpenCode.

Pomeroy looks for OpenCode the way macOS does: by its app, by its command in the usual install locations, and by the folder it keeps its settings in. If OpenCode is installed somewhere unusual, paste the configuration above by hand; the connection works whether or not Pomeroy found OpenCode first.

Nothing comes back when I ask.

Check that the app you asked about is switched on in Pomeroy, and that the week's 50 free actions are not used up. Pomeroy says so in the answer if they are, and the count refills a week after it started.

Other AI assistants

Not here: claude.ai, ChatGPT and Grok on the web. Why.

Try Pomeroy with OpenCode.

Get 50 actions every week. No Pomeroy account or payment card required. Requires macOS 15 or later.