Servers
Connect to local, remote, or cloud opencode servers.
Servers is where CDE connects to local, remote, or cloud opencode servers, manage them from Settings → Application → Servers.
An opencode server is the backend CDE talks to for a given workspace. Which kind you use depends on where your work actually runs:
| Kind | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Local | You're developing on your own machine and want CDE to talk to the opencode server already running there |
| Remote | Your team runs its own opencode server on infrastructure you manage, and you want CDE to connect to it directly |
| Cloud | You want to work without any local setup, ORGN hosts the server for you (for example, an active trial sandbox) |
Each entry in the list shows a name, its connection address, and a status:
- A local entry points at
127.0.0.1and a port. CDE auto-detects the opencode server running on your machine, no manual address entry needed - A cloud entry (like an active trial) connects through ORGN's hosted infrastructure and shows an Active status badge once connected
Adding a server
Use Add server to connect an additional local, remote, or cloud opencode server, for example to point CDE at a teammate's machine, a shared team server, or a second cloud sandbox, without disconnecting the one you're already using.
This is a different setting from Extensions → MCP, which configures external tool servers for agents rather than the opencode compute backend itself.
Next steps
- Cloud worktrees: worktrees and sandbox lifecycle
- Settings overview: the full settings map