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Opencode
Open-source AI coding assistant and agent environment
Open sourceRuns on your device
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226,692 stars
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License
MIT
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Platforms
macOS - Windows - Linux
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Last activity
Nov 14
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Terminal-first multi-file code refactoring
Instruct Opencode from your command line to migrate APIs, update dependencies, and refactor architecture across files.
Pricing checked Sep 2026
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About Opencode
Opencode is an open-source autonomous coding tool created by Anomaly. Designed for developers who prefer full control over their coding assistant, Opencode runs natively in your terminal or development environment, reading repository contexts, drafting multi-file changes, and running test loops to verify bug fixes.
It avoids proprietary cloud lock-in by supporting direct API connections to OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, and locally hosted models via Ollama or vLLM.
- 100% open-source under MIT with a rapidly growing community (200k+ GitHub stars)
- Zero vendor lock-in; works with any OpenAI-compatible or local model endpoint
- Native git integration with clean reviewable diffs and rollback capabilities
- Requires users to manage their own API keys or local GPU compute
- Lacks the graphical visual editor polish of full standalone IDEs like Cursor
npm install -g opencode-aiOpen source AI coding assistant and agent environment.
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