For developers who want privacy and model choice, OpenCode is an open-source, MIT-licensed coding agent that runs in the terminal, IDE, or desktop, connects to 75+ LLM providers including local models, and never stores your code or context.
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Coding Agents & Harnesses for GTM
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OpenCode positions as the open-source, provider-neutral coding agent, MIT-licensed, running from terminal, IDE, or desktop, and built to work with more than 75 LLM providers, including local models and existing GitHub Copilot or ChatGPT subscriptions, without storing code or context. Conversation around it clusters on interoperability, pairing it with other coding agents inside the same observability and tracing tooling, plugging it into data-infrastructure services like Supabase and MongoDB, and swapping in different underlying models as new ones ship. Founder interviews and hands-on demo content round out the picture, with open source positioned as a deliberate alternative to single-vendor coding agents.
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Business Profile
OpenCode is built by Anomaly, a small team of 11, from a GitHub repo opened in April 2025 and its first tagged release two weeks later. The project scaled fast on open-source distribution alone, reaching roughly 190,000 GitHub stars and close to 900 contributors, and rewrote its terminal interface from the ground up in October 2025, replacing the original Go and Bubbletea stack with an in-house framework built in Zig and SolidJS. No funding or acquisition has been reported publicly; monetization runs through a hosted model offering, OpenCode Zen, sold alongside the free open-source core.
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OpenCode exposes a full agent surface, including API, SDK, CLI, and a client-side server, and connects out to local and remote MCP servers, surfacing their tools to whichever model is running underneath. Recent development has pushed on agent plumbing, including file-based agent loading, skill discovery, session replay, and a non-interactive command for wiring up new MCP servers without leaving the terminal.
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