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OpenCode: The Open Source Coding Agent That Doesn't Lock You In š
TL;DR: OpenCode is an open-source, model-agnostic coding agent that runs in terminals, desktops, and IDEs, supporting 75+ providers and local models. It separates the agent harness from the model, enabling broader choices and avoiding lock-in.
OpenCode is a Go-based coding agent with a client/server design that works across terminal, desktop, and IDE integrations. It supports a wide range of models from many providers and local runtimes, does not store code, and avoids subscriptions. The tool emphasizes a separation between intent (planning) and execution, offering Build (execute tasks) and Plan (analyze before changes) modes. It surpassed Claude Code in GitHub stars and aims to reduce vendor lock-in by being fully open and extensible.
Question for the room: What has been your experience integrating a non-OpenAI model provider into your coding agent workflow, and what trade-offs did you encounter?
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