Desktop
Sessions, tabs, diffs, built-in browser, and extensions on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Product
One agent, every surface. Start a session on your desktop, steer it from your phone, pick it up in the terminal or drive it from your own code.
Products
Terminal
A fast terminal UI that works in any shell, editor or remote server.
Mobile
Start, steer and approve sessions from your phone, wherever you are.
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SDK
Drive OpenCode from your own scripts, CI jobs and tools.
Read docs- BrowseLet agents use your real browser.Learn more
- HexOn-device voice dictation for any app.Learn more (opens in a new tab)
- OpenTunnelPublic HTTPS URLs for local apps.Learn more (opens in a new tab)
- OpenTUIA library for terminal user interfaces.Learn more (opens in a new tab)
- OpenCode is an open source agent that helps you write and run code with any AI model. It's available as a desktop app, a terminal interface, a mobile app and an SDK.
- The easiest way to get started is to read the intro.
- Not necessarily. OpenCode comes with a set of free models that you can use without creating an account. You can even connect your local models. OpenCode also works with all popular providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic and xAI. OpenCode Models give you access to popular coding models that we've tested and benchmarked for coding agents.
- Yes, you can use your ChatGPT Plus/Pro or GitHub Copilot subscriptions. Learn more.
- No. OpenCode is also available as a desktop app and a mobile app, and the SDK lets you control it from your own code.
- OpenCode is 100% free to use. It also comes with a set of free models. There might be additional costs if you connect any other provider.
- Your data and information is only stored when you use our free models. Learn more about our models.
- Yes, OpenCode is fully open source. The source code is public on GitHub under the MIT License, meaning anyone can use, modify, or contribute to its development. Anyone from the community can file issues, submit pull requests, and extend functionality.