Korbo is a native, touch-first iPad client for 
opencode, the open-source AI coding agent. Think of it as "openchamber for iPad". It doesn't run the agent itself; instead it talks to a remote or LAN opencode serve instance over REST, SSE, and WebSocket, and gives you the familiar three-pane workspace: sessions, conversation, and your git/files/context all in one place.
Built in 
SwiftUI and targeting iPad (iOS 17+), the project is currently an early scaffold. The app builds and renders the three-pane shell, and i'm working through the networking layer and feature parity with the opencode GUI from there. The Xcode project is generated with XcodeGen from a project.yml spec, so the source of truth stays in version control rather than in a hand-edited .xcodeproj.
I do a lot of my agentic coding through opencode, but i kept wishing i could pick things up from my iPad when i was away from my desk. The existing options never felt quite right on a touchscreen, so i started building the client i actually wanted to use: something native, fast, and designed around the iPad rather than a desktop layout squeezed onto a tablet. Since opencode already runs as a server you control, all Korbo has to do is be a really good front-end for it, which is a fun and well-scoped problem to chip away at.
