Feature Request: Custom Logo Configuration

[jobrk]

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Summary

Add the ability to customize or disable the OpenCode logo displayed in the CLI and TUI. This is useful for enterprise deployments, custom branding, or users who prefer a minimal interface.

Motivation

• Enterprise branding: Organizations deploying OpenCode internally may want to display their own branding
• White-labeling: Enables custom distributions of OpenCode with different branding
• Minimal UI: Some users may prefer to disable the logo entirely for a cleaner interface

Proposed Solution

Add a logo configuration option that accepts:

• false - Disable the logo entirely
• A file path (string) - Path to a custom logo text file

Example Configuration

{
  "logo": "~/.config/opencode/my-logo.txt"
}

Or to disable:

{
  "logo": false
}

Logo File Format

Plain text ASCII art. ANSI escape codes are supported in CLI output but stripped in the TUI (which uses theme-based colors).

╔══════════════════════════════════════╗
║       My Company Name                ║
║       Powered by OpenCode            ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════╝

Implementation Details

• Custom logo appears in:
  • TUI home screen
  • opencode web command
  • opencode upgrade command
  • opencode uninstall command
• CLI help (--help) continues to show the default OpenCode logo (set synchronously at startup)
• Falls back to default logo if configured file is not found

Alternatives Considered

1. Environment variable only: Less flexible than config file approach
2. Inline logo in config: Would make config files unwieldy for multi-line ASCII art
3. Theme-based logos: More complex, could be a future enhancement

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