OpenCode
Free tierThe open source AI coding agent
Free·All audiences·Powered by Multiple providers: free built-in models via Zen, plus Claude, GPT, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT Plus/Pro, xAI, and 75+ providers via Models.dev including local models·Open source
Key strengths
Fully open source under MIT LicenseFree to use with free models includedSupports 75+ LLM providers including local modelsAvailable as terminal interface, desktop app, and IDE extensionLSP-enabled with multi-session parallel agentsPrivacy-first: does not store code or context dataLarge community: 950 contributors, 20,000+ commits
Completely free
Founded 2025
Self-hostable
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Recent changes
- Plans updated: OpenCode is 100% free to use and includes a set of free models. Additional costs may apply if connecting other providers.
- Models updated: Multiple providers: free built-in models via Zen, plus Claude, GPT, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT Plus/Pro, xAI, and 75+ providers via Models.dev including local models
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OpenCode is distributed under the MIT License and is available via its GitHub repository (220,180 stars). Developers can integrate it as a terminal CLI, desktop application, or IDE extension. The agent architecture supports:
- LSP integration for language-aware code intelligence
- Multi-session parallel agents for concurrent task execution
- 75+ LLM providers configured through Models.dev, including local model support
- Native integrations with GitHub Copilot, Claude, Gemini, GPT, ChatGPT Plus/Pro, and xAI
Pricing: Free to use. Free models are included via Zen. Connecting third-party providers (e.g., Anthropic, OpenAI) may incur costs from those providers directly. OpenCode itself does not charge for usage.
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