Native terminal TUI
Review conversations and changes through a native terminal interface without moving the coding agent into a separate graphical application.
AnomalyCLI
OpenCode
OpenCode is Anomaly's open-source terminal coding agent with a native TUI, LSP context, multiple sessions, and support for cloud and local LLMs.
OpenCode uses the terminal itself as the main workspace, where developers can keep separate tasks in separate sessions while retaining language-server context. Its provider support also makes it possible to choose between hosted and local models according to project constraints.
OpenCode
Install
$ curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bashLaunch
$ opencodeWhat can OpenCode do?
LSP and multiple sessions
Use language-server information while keeping unrelated tasks in independent sessions so their working state does not become mixed.
75+ LLM providers, including local models
Connect to a broad range of hosted providers or local models according to privacy, cost, and configuration needs.
Pricing
Individual
Open Source
Free
Individual
Zen (Optimized Models)
Usage-based
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Frequently asked questions
What is OpenCode?
It is designed for developers who prefer a terminal-native, open-source agent and want control over both session organization and the model connection.
Which capabilities does OpenCode provide?
OpenCode brings its interface, code intelligence, task separation, and provider choice into one terminal environment without requiring a single hosted model.
How do I run OpenCode?
Use the setup path presented for your operating system, configure an appropriate model connection, and start from the repository you want to edit.
Which operating systems support OpenCode?
OpenCode supports macOS, Windows, and Linux; consult the official documentation for platform-specific requirements.
What are OpenCode's license and pricing options?
OpenCode's core tool is open source, with related model services also available. Official sources describe current model charges and usage conditions.