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Enhance your AI coding assistant by connecting OpenCode to your data on Dash0.
OpenCode is an AI-powered terminal coding agent that brings advanced AI capabilities directly to your command line, enabling intelligent code generation, debugging, and project navigation through natural language instructions. With native support for remote MCP servers, OpenCode can access your telemetry data on Dash0 to enhance its coding and problem-solving capabilities.
OpenCode can be connected to Dash0 using our remote MCP server, allowing it to get context about your telemetry data, navigate and analyze it, while leveraging the same capabilities that human users have access to in the UI.
The Dash0 MCP server supports two authentication methods:
For more details on token lifecycle, audit logs, and revocation, see the Dash0 MCP Server integration.
Add the following configuration to ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json:
For other configuration file locations, see the OpenCode configuration documentation.
Restart OpenCode to apply the configuration. On first use, OpenCode opens a browser window where you log in to Dash0 and grant consent. You can review and revoke connected applications under User Settings → Applications in Dash0.
Confirm that the Dash0 MCP server has been configured by checking the available tools with /mcps.
Before configuring the Dash0 MCP server with a Bearer token, create an auth token with the correct permissions:
*) - Recommended for full MCP functionality*:read) - For read-only access to your telemetry dataTokens with limited permissions (e.g., scoped to specific datasets or with only "Ingesting" permissions) will not work with the MCP server. The MCP server requires organization-wide read access to query your telemetry data.
Then add the configuration with the Authorization header: