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MIT coding agent TUI/desktop/IDE
Best for developers who want a local MIT agent and will connect a provider or use the included free models
Pricing. OpenCode app — $0.
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IDE pair programmer with chat and completions
Best for Code / Agents

AI-native VS Code fork with Agent and Tab
Best for Code / Agents

Hub for open models, datasets, and Spaces
Best for Open-source / Self-host · Code / Agents
OpenCode is an MIT coding agent with a terminal UI, desktop app, and IDE extension: you start a session, it greps the repo, reads files, and applies a change. Use it when the job is an open-source agent you run locally.
The software is $0. Free models ship in the box. Optional Go and Zen add paid model access. The cover is the official docs TUI still — a homepage-button session with grep, reads, and a Claude Opus build.
What makes it unique: one MIT binary that talks to 75+ providers (or GitHub Copilot / ChatGPT / Claude seats you already pay for).
~/.opencode/plan/ without editing the repo (docs).opencode mcp add)."lsp": true (docs).opencode.json or .opencode/agents/*.md.Best fit: developers who want a local MIT agent and will connect a provider or use the included free models.
Verified 2026-10-22 (Asia/Shanghai) from opencode.ai, opencode.ai/docs/go, and opencode.ai/zen.
The homepage states the agent itself is free to use; connected providers bill their own usage.
Written OpenCode intro plus Go and Zen.
https://github.com/sst/opencode
Catalog row curated for AI Tools Nav. Cover is the official OpenCode docs TUI still (session + grep/read). Software $0 MIT; Go $10; Go Plus $40; Zen $20 top-up. Dollars checked on opencode.ai, /docs/go, and /zen.
2026-10-22 (Asia/Shanghai) editorial check.