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An open-source coding agent. The repository license is MIT, and its star count is high in this catalog.
- Free
- 2 sources
- GitHub stars, read on 2026-10-15: 213,832
- MIT
What is OpenCode?
OpenCode's site is opencode.ai and the repository is anomalyco/opencode. GitHub describes it as the open source coding agent, under the MIT license. The star count describes that repository, not a quality score.
What can you use OpenCode for?
- Use an MIT-licensed coding agent
- Edit code from its terminal or companion UI
- Compare open-source options with Cline and Aider
OpenCode 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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OpenCode vs Cline vs Aider
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