wtf is opencode-termux-installer?

opencode-termux-installer is a script that lets you run OpenCode, an AI coding agent that normally lives in a terminal on a computer, directly on an Android phone using an app called Termux. Termux gives you a Linux style terminal on Android, but OpenCode is built for a different underlying system than the one Android normally uses, so this project bridges that gap using pre built packages from a separate compatibility project. Installing it is meant to be a single command pasted into Termux, or you can clone the repository and run its install script instead. The instructions are firm that you must install Termux from F-Droid rather than the Google Play Store version, since the Play Store version has restrictions on storage and processes that stop OpenCode from working correctly. You also need a 64 bit ARM Android device, which covers most modern phones, and an internet connection to download roughly 100 megabytes of packages. After installing, you set an API key for whichever AI provider you plan to use, such as Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google, then launch OpenCode from any project folder either interactively or with a one shot command that answers a single question about your code. The README includes troubleshooting steps for common problems like the command not being found, permission errors, or picking the wrong version of Termux, along with a simple uninstall command that removes the binary and its files. The project credits the original OpenCode agent and the separate Termux packaging project it depends on. It is released under the MIT license.