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OpenCode TUI /copy command now copies only the latest reply
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The /copy shortcut in OpenCode’s terminal UI has been updated to copy just the most recent assistant message or compaction summary, keeping the full transcript accessible elsewhere.
OpenCode’s latest changelog notes that the /copy command in the terminal UI now copies only the most recent assistant message or a completed compaction summary instead of the entire session transcript. This adjustment keeps the full transcript available through the command palette or the /export command for users who need the complete history. The change is listed under the “TUI – Improvements” section and is identified by issue numbers #56053 and #56055 in the release notes. The feature is highlighted in the changelog under the “Copy the Latest Reply” heading. A bug fix ensures that /copy also captures a completed compaction summary when that is the most recent response.
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