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# Project VOLPAROSSA Code

**OpenCode tools. VOLPAROSSA intelligence. Cooperative development.**

VOLPAROSSA Code connects the open-source **OpenCode** coding runtime to the
VOLPAROSSA core. The goal is a network-native assistant that can read, change
and check code, distribute useful work, combine agent results and improve its
working methods—without making the power of one device the limit.
**Give a coding task a team, without making one device the limit.**

Reading an unfamiliar project, proposing a change and checking it belong in one
workflow. VOLPAROSSA Code connects the open-source **OpenCode** coding runtime
to the [VOLPAROSSA core](https://github.com/VOLPAROSSA/volparossa), with explicit
workspace permissions and reviewable edits. The goal is to share suitable work
and combine agent results across the network, including protected private work.

A bounded [read/edit/test task](docs/OPENCODE.md#explicit-native-cpu-candidate)
already passes with a real local model on a public fixture, taking about 37 minutes
on the disposable CPU runner. Confidential peer coding remains unfinished.
Contribute to the executable loop, editor integration or measured coding quality
to help move that larger goal beyond a demonstration.

OpenCode replaces the earlier Codex CLI/app-server foundation. Suitable upstream
apps, clients and editor integrations can share the same core connection. The
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