OpenCode takes community-first approach to global events, with 65% of users outside US and China
threepointone · x · 2026-09-29
OpenCode team member Jay Air explains the thinking behind their Argentina trip: most tech companies run international meetups that feel like giant ads, but with 65% of OpenCode users outside the US and China, the team invests in genuine cultural engagement—community-centered events like asados and soccer in Buenos Aires rather than product pitches. Team member Michelle Bakels discussed why Buenos Aires was the first stop and where the team is heading next.
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