Description

Description

When running opencode in headless mode (opencode run "...") from a directory that does not contain a
.git folder, the command exits without printing the assistant's response. No error, no stack trace. it
just produces empty output. The same prompt works fine in interactive mode, and works fine in headless
mode as soon as a .git directory is present.

This suggests headless mode has a code path that depends on being inside a git repository.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a directory with no git repo:
   mkdir /tmp/no-git-test && cd /tmp/no-git-test
2. Run opencode in headless mode with the GLM 5.1 model:
   opencode run "say hi"
3. Observe: command exits with no response from the agent.

4. Now initialize git and retry:

  git init
  opencode run "say hi"

5. Observe: it works and prints the response.

Expected behavior

opencode run should print the agent's response regardless of whether the working directory is a git
repository.

Actual behavior

• Headless, no .git → exits silently, no output. ❌
• Headless, with .git → works as expected. ✅
• Interactive mode, no .git → works as expected. ✅

Environment

• opencode version: 1.15.6
• Model / provider: GLM 5.1 (zai-coding-plan/glm-5.1)
• OS: Linux (kernel 6.8.0)
• Shell: zsh

Plugins

No

OpenCode version

1.15.6

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a directory with no git repo:
   mkdir /tmp/no-git-test && cd /tmp/no-git-test
2. Run opencode in headless mode with the GLM 5.1 model:
   opencode run "say hi"
3. Observe: command exits with no response from the agent.

4. Now initialize git and retry:

  git init
  opencode run "say hi"

5. Observe: it works and prints the response.

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