Memory leak during long-running session with multiple bash tool calls #33385

Description

envirment:
tools value

Node v26.1.0
Shell fish, inside kitty terminal
RAM 14GB + 14GB swap
CPU AMD Ryzen 7 6800H
description:
During a ~2 hour interactive session involving many consecutive bash tool invocations (setting up a macOS KVM), the opencode process RSS grew monotonically from ~300MB to a peak of 8.6GB (reported by systemd for the parent kitty scope, opencode as dominant child).
The bash subprocess group alone peaked at 468MB, and open_code.db grew to ~70MB. No OOM kill occurred only due to 14GB swap + CachyOS aggressive reclaim. Meanwhile a QEMU VM consuming 4.9GB RSS was also running on the same host, making total pressure ~13.5GB.
No explicit errors in ~/.local/share/opencode/log/opencode.log (1.8MB, 10093 lines).

influence:
Near-OOM on a 14GB host with swap thrashing. Lighter hosts would trigger OOM kill.
guess:
Buffered bash tool output or tool-call history not released between invocations.

Plugins

No response

OpenCode version

1.17.8

Steps to reproduce

1. Start a long session with heavy tool-call throughput (e.g. quickemu macOS setup)
2. Make many consecutive bash calls over ~2 hours
3. Monitor with ps aux --sort=-%mem — RSS grows monotonically

Screenshot and/or share link

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Operating System

OS CachyOS (Arch Linux), kernel 7.0.12 LTO

Terminal

kitty