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OpenCode is an open source coding agent. It comes as a desktop app, a mobile app, a terminal UI and an SDK, and it works with models from any provider, including Claude, GPT and Gemini. OpenCode is MIT licensed and made by Anomaly. It has over 220,000 GitHub stars and more than 1,000 contributors, and over 22 million developers use it every month.
OpenCode is an open source coding agent by Anomaly, with apps for desktop, mobile and the terminal, and an SDK.
OpenCode Console is the web app where developers and teams buy and manage AI model access for OpenCode and other coding agents. It offers pay-as-you-go inference for frontier and open-weight models, charged per request from prepaid credits, and OpenCode Go subscriptions. Teams get workspaces with Member, Admin and Owner roles, workspace and per-user spending limits, single sign-on with Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace, and SCIM. Console supports more than 30 providers, so teams can connect provider accounts they already have, and its own inference is optional. It is at opencode.ai/console.
OpenCode Console is Anomaly's web app for pay-as-you-go AI model access, OpenCode Go subscriptions and team controls such as budgets and single sign-on.
OpenCode Go is a subscription for developers who want a fixed monthly price for coding models. Go costs $10/month, Go Plus costs $40/month with higher limits, and Go Teams costs $20/month per member. Each plan includes a curated set of models tested for agentic coding. Usage limits are monthly dollar amounts for each model, with rolling 5-hour and weekly allowances of 20% and 50% of the monthly limit. Subscribers can top up credit, fall back to a pay-as-you-go balance and cancel any time. Go works with OpenCode and other agents. It is at opencode.ai/console/go.
OpenCode Go is a monthly subscription from Anomaly that gives developers monthly usage limits on a curated set of coding models, from $10/month.
OpenCode Data is a public dashboard that shows which AI models developers use in OpenCode and how that mix changes over time. It publishes a leaderboard of top models, token usage, session and token costs, cache ratios, market share and a breakdown by country. The figures are aggregated every hour, with days and weeks in UTC. User and session counts are approximate, and costs use list prices from the OpenCode model catalog. Journalists can cite it as OpenCode Data (opencode.ai/data) with the update time shown on the page.
OpenCode Data is a public dashboard at opencode.ai/data that ranks AI models by real usage in OpenCode, with tokens, costs and market share updated hourly.
- GitHub stars
- 220K
- Contributors
- 1K+
- Monthly devs
- 22M
- License
- MIT
- First release
- 2025
- Made by
- Anomaly
- Apr 2025First release, v0.0.1
- Oct 20251 million+ downloads
- Oct 2025OpenCode 1.0
- Dec 2025Desktop app ships
- Jan 202610 million+ downloads
- Sep 2026OpenCode 2.0
- Nov 2026220,000+ GitHub stars
- DesktopRun several agents at once, each in its own tab, on macOS, Windows and Linux. Review every change as a diff and preview it.
- MobileThe newest OpenCode app. Call a session to talk to the agent, then review and approve its changes from your phone, anywhere.
- TerminalA terminal UI that works in any shell, editor or remote server. See each edit as a diff and choose which commands run on their own.
- SDKA typed TypeScript client for scripts, CI jobs and your own tools. Create sessions, send prompts and stream every event as it lands.
OpenCode ships often. These are the newest releases with new features.
- Oct 30, 2026v2.2.5Worktree and Shell Mode ShortcutsSend Quotes From the Comment Popup · Percentage Compaction Buffer
- Oct 30, 2026v2.2.4Persistent Desktop TerminalsPublish Interactive Artifacts · Guided Claude Agent Setup · Choose a Base Branch Quickly
- Oct 30, 2026v2.2.3Use Claude Code in OpenCodeFaster Long Sessions in Desktop · Desktop Stability Fixes
- Oct 29, 2026v2.2.2Image Generation by DefaultFaster Worktree Selection · Unified Quotes and Annotations
- Oct 29, 2026v2.2.1Keep Working Toward a GoalGenerate Images · Inspect Background Shells · New Default Model Picker
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Anomaly is the company behind OpenCode. It builds open source tools for developers.
Other projects include SST and OpenTUI, all open source on GitHub.
- OpenCodeThe open source coding agent, with apps for desktop, mobile and the terminal, and an SDK. MIT licensed, 220,000+ GitHub stars.
- SSTA framework to build full-stack apps on your own infrastructure. MIT licensed, open since 2020, with over 26,000 GitHub stars.
- OpenTUIA library for terminal UIs in TypeScript, React or Solid, with a core in Zig. OpenCode uses it in production. Over 13,000 GitHub stars.
- Models.devAn open source database of AI model specs, pricing and capabilities, with a public API. It lists 8,900+ models from 200+ providers.
- HexVoice dictation for Mac, Windows and Linux. Hex transcribes on your device and pastes into any app, so audio never leaves it.
- OpenTunnelA CLI and SDK that give apps on your machine a public HTTPS URL. TLS ends on your machine, so the relay never sees plaintext.
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