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An open-source extensible agent, Apache-2.0, documented at goose-docs.ai.
- Free
- 2 sources
- GitHub stars, read on 2026-10-15: 55,313
- Apache-2.0
What is goose?
The goose docs title is Your open source AI agent, at goose-docs.ai. The repository is now aaif-goose/goose, which is where block/goose redirects, and the license is Apache-2.0. GitHub says it goes beyond code suggestions and can install, execute, edit, and test.
What can you use goose for?
- Run an extensible agent locally
- Connect your own LLM
- Let it execute and test, not only suggest code
goose pricing and usage limits
The software itself is free to obtain. Model API calls, if any, are billed by the model provider.
This site never quotes prices. Confirm amounts on the official site.
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