`config` command accidentally removed in refactoring?

[ianmuscat]

The btca config model command documented in the README website was accidentally removed in commit 69b4888, breaking the getting started flow. The command implementation seems to still exists, but it does not seem to be registered in the main CLI program.

Steps to reproduce

1. Install btca

   bun add -g btca opencode-ai

2. Run the command from the README:

   btca config model --provider opencode --model claude-haiku-4-5

3. Expected: The model/provider configuration is updated and a success message is shown.

4. Actual: The command is not recognized. (Note: due to a separate issue, unrecognized commands silently launch the TUI instead of showing an error.)

Root cause

It seems that configCommand was (accidentally?) removed in commit 69b4888 during a refactoring that reorganized commands

69b4888#diff-4565ec586fe8103913bc7f7abc9b548cb8f4d8403669752a5f10874118093bceL32-L38

Workaround

I managed to use btca connect with short flags as an alternative, however, this doesn't provide the full functionality of config, which also includes resource management subcommands, so I currently can't use this tool.

btca connect -p opencode -m claude-haiku-4-5

Environment

• btca version: latest from npm
• Tested on: macOS (but likely affects all platforms)

[Minoo7]

+1

[bmdavis419]

Ah sorry, was moved intentionally. The new command is btca connect (the reason for this is there are a more limited number of providers supported for now since I am no longer directly wrapping opencode). Can now just switch models in the config file if u want something outside of the recommended defaults

https://docs.btca.dev/guides/cli-reference#btca-connect

[eduardoaosorio]

Hey, a couple of days ago I'm pretty sure I setup opencode as a provider with OpenAI oauth and GPT-5.2 codex as the model via the btca TUI.

I wasnt sure how to change the model to use GPT-5.3 codex so ran btc disconnect to repeat the setup from scratch and change the model to GPT-5.3-codex. However, now I can only setup opencode with a Zen API key. Can't I use opencode + OpenAI oauth? If I select OpenAI as a provider it would be using the Codex CLI as harness under the hood right?