
What you get
- Setup registers Slowave as a remote MCP server in
~/.config/opencode/opencode.json. - Setup writes Slowave’s instructions to its own file,
~/.config/opencode/slowave-instructions.md. - Setup adds that file to OpenCode’s
instructionslist. YourAGENTS.mdstays untouched. - No manual paste is needed.
Set up
1
Install Slowave
2
Preview the changes
3
Run setup
4
Restart OpenCode
Restart so it loads the connection and instructions.
Check that it works
Start a conversation in OpenCode. Theslowave_* tools should appear. Then run:
slowave stats to see recorded sessions.
Good to know
- Setup detects OpenCode when
~/.config/opencode/exists. - OpenCode uses the
mcpkey, notmcpServers. Setup handles this. - OpenCode connects to the same background service as your other agents. It doesn’t start a process per session.
- Slowave runs on macOS, Linux and Windows.
- Your prompts and recalled context follow your OpenCode model provider’s data handling.
Troubleshooting
The tools don't appear
The tools don't appear
Check that
opencode.json has an mcp.slowave entry. Run slowave status --services and restart OpenCode.The tools appear but are never called
The tools appear but are never called
Check that the path to
slowave-instructions.md is in the instructions list. Run slowave setup --client opencode again if it’s missing.Setup didn't connect the server
Setup didn't connect the server
Add this to
~/.config/opencode/opencode.json, then restart OpenCode:Quickstart
Install Slowave and see your first memory.
All integrations
Compare every supported agent.

