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opencode v2.2.2 shows Go usage-limit reset times and an account link

opencode v2.2.2, released October 29, 2026, puts the reset time and an account page link in Go usage-limit messages in the terminal UI. The desktop app adds reset details, an account link and a composer tray for Go usage limits. The release notes do not change the limits themselves.

SessionWatcher editorial · Published · Updated · Source announcement: 2026-10-29

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What changed in opencode v2.2.2

The opencode v2.2.2 release on GitHub, published October 29, 2026, changes what you see when you reach a Go usage limit. The release notes say Go usage-limit messages in the terminal UI (TUI) now include the reset time and a link to the account page.

In the desktop app, the notes say reset details, an account link and a composer tray were added for Go usage limits. The TUI also now types and displays usage-limit errors correctly for both Go and ChatGPT.

All three items are listed under the Bug fixes headings in the TUI and Desktop parts of the release notes.

Sources: v2.2.2

What it means for your Go usage

This is only a change to how limits are shown. The release notes say nothing about changes to the size of Go usage limits, what counts toward them or when they reset. In practice, when you hit a Go limit in the TUI or the desktop app, you now see when it resets and get a link to the account page.

For ChatGPT, the notes only say usage-limit errors are now typed and displayed correctly. They do not say ChatGPT limit messages show a reset time.

Sources: v2.2.2

How to get it

The changes are in opencode v2.2.2. The GitHub release page shows github-actions released it on 29 Oct at 18:43, with no time zone given. The release notes do not say whether reset times appear anywhere other than the usage-limit messages and the desktop composer tray.

Sources: v2.2.2

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