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Originally created by @R5dan on GitHub (Dec 24, 2025).

Originally assigned to: @kommander on GitHub.

Description

After exiting opencode, whenever you move your mouse over the screen text like this starts to be entered into the terminal

[555;85;24M[555;83;25M[555;81;25M[555;80;26M[555;78;26M[555;77;27M[555;76;27M[555;75;28M[555;74;28M[555;74;29M[555;73;29M[555;73;30M[555;74;31M[555;74;32M[555;75;32M[555;75;33M[555;75;34M[555;75;35M[555;74;36M[555;74;37M[555;73;37M[O[I[555;83;37M[555;81;37M[555;80;37M[555;78;36M[555;76;34M[555;74;33M[555;72;32M[555;70;31M[555;69;30M[555;68;29M[555;67;28M[555;66;27M[555;66;26M[555;66;25M[555;65;25M[555;65;24M[555;65;23M[555;65;22M[555;64;22M[555;63;22M[555;64;22M[555;65;21M[555;66;20M[555;67;19M[555;68;17M[555;69;16M[555;69;15M[555;70;14M[555;71;12M[555;72;11M[555;73;10M[555;74;9M[555;75;8M[555;76;7M[555;77;7M[555;78;6M[555;79;6M[555;80;6M[555;81;5M[555;82;5M[555;83;5M[555;84;5M[555;86;5M[555;87;5M[555;89;5M[555;90;5M[555;91;5M[555;92;5M[555;94;5M[555;95;5M[555;96;5M[555;97;6M[555;98;6M[555;99;6M[555;100;6M[555;99;7M[555;98;8M[555;97;8M[555;97;9M[555;96;9M[555;96;10M[555;95;10M[555;94;11M[555;93;11M[555;93;12M[555;92;12M[555;91;13M[555;90;13M[555;90;14M[555;89;14M[555;88;14M[555;88;15M[555;88;14M[555;89;13M[555;90;12M[555;91;11M[555;92;10M[555;93;10M[555;94;9M[555;94;8M[555;95;8M[555;95;7M[555;96;7M[555;96;6M[555;97;5M[555;98;4M[555;98;3M[555;99;3M[555;99;2M[555;100;1M

This seems like ANSI coloring.

OpenCode version

1.0.198

Steps to reproduce

  1. open opencode in the default terminal
  2. close terminal
  3. move mouse around on screen

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Operating System

Windows 11

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Windows terminal, Cursor terminal, VSCode terminal

Originally created by @R5dan on GitHub (Dec 24, 2025). Originally assigned to: @kommander on GitHub. ### Description After exiting opencode, whenever you move your mouse over the screen text like this starts to be entered into the terminal ``` [555;85;24M[555;83;25M[555;81;25M[555;80;26M[555;78;26M[555;77;27M[555;76;27M[555;75;28M[555;74;28M[555;74;29M[555;73;29M[555;73;30M[555;74;31M[555;74;32M[555;75;32M[555;75;33M[555;75;34M[555;75;35M[555;74;36M[555;74;37M[555;73;37M[O[I[555;83;37M[555;81;37M[555;80;37M[555;78;36M[555;76;34M[555;74;33M[555;72;32M[555;70;31M[555;69;30M[555;68;29M[555;67;28M[555;66;27M[555;66;26M[555;66;25M[555;65;25M[555;65;24M[555;65;23M[555;65;22M[555;64;22M[555;63;22M[555;64;22M[555;65;21M[555;66;20M[555;67;19M[555;68;17M[555;69;16M[555;69;15M[555;70;14M[555;71;12M[555;72;11M[555;73;10M[555;74;9M[555;75;8M[555;76;7M[555;77;7M[555;78;6M[555;79;6M[555;80;6M[555;81;5M[555;82;5M[555;83;5M[555;84;5M[555;86;5M[555;87;5M[555;89;5M[555;90;5M[555;91;5M[555;92;5M[555;94;5M[555;95;5M[555;96;5M[555;97;6M[555;98;6M[555;99;6M[555;100;6M[555;99;7M[555;98;8M[555;97;8M[555;97;9M[555;96;9M[555;96;10M[555;95;10M[555;94;11M[555;93;11M[555;93;12M[555;92;12M[555;91;13M[555;90;13M[555;90;14M[555;89;14M[555;88;14M[555;88;15M[555;88;14M[555;89;13M[555;90;12M[555;91;11M[555;92;10M[555;93;10M[555;94;9M[555;94;8M[555;95;8M[555;95;7M[555;96;7M[555;96;6M[555;97;5M[555;98;4M[555;98;3M[555;99;3M[555;99;2M[555;100;1M ``` This seems like ANSI coloring. ### OpenCode version 1.0.198 ### Steps to reproduce 1. open opencode in the default terminal 2. close terminal 3. move mouse around on screen ### Screenshot and/or share link <img width="585" height="490" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/26a872ea-f8d1-4e1a-9d90-bf78ae6d5cb2" /> ### Operating System Windows 11 ### Terminal Windows terminal, Cursor terminal, VSCode terminal
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yindo commented 2026-02-16 17:41:40 -05:00
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@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Dec 24, 2025):

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

  • #5070: bug: exiting tui on windows has improper exit sequence handling
  • #5181: Input sometimes starts to only show ASCII escape codes
  • #5936: Random Artifacts In Terminal After Running

These issues all describe similar symptoms: ANSI escape codes and mouse event data appearing in the terminal after exiting OpenCode, particularly on Windows systems. The root cause appears to be improper terminal state cleanup during the exit sequence.

Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.

@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Dec 24, 2025): This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check: - #5070: bug: exiting tui on windows has improper exit sequence handling - #5181: Input sometimes starts to only show ASCII escape codes - #5936: Random Artifacts In Terminal After Running These issues all describe similar symptoms: ANSI escape codes and mouse event data appearing in the terminal after exiting OpenCode, particularly on Windows systems. The root cause appears to be improper terminal state cleanup during the exit sequence. Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.
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