OpenCode
OpenCode runs as an open‑source coding agent in terminal, desktop or IDE, connects to any language model provider or local model, and returns code edits, suggestions and automation steps without storing project code. Enterprise adds central configuration, SSO and an internal AI gateway for managed deployments.
OpenCode is distributed as open source for local use; enterprise customers use a per‑seat model but must contact the vendor for pricing and implementation details.Is OpenCode right for you?
Good for
- Teams that need an extensible, privacy‑first coding assistant they can run locally or connect to their own language model gateway.
- Does not store project code or context data, supporting privacy-sensitive deployments.
- Connects to many model providers and supports local models, giving you flexibility over which language models handle code.
Keep in mind
- Shared conversations are sent to opencode.ai and cached on the CDN edge unless explicitly disabled.
- Confirm enterprise per‑seat pricing, CDN caching behavior for shared conversations, and SSO/central config options with OpenCode sales before procurement, because enterprise numeric prices are not published on the linked official pages and some shared conversations may be cached unless disabled.
Pricing and plan limits
The linked official pages do not list plan prices. Enterprise pricing is described as per‑seat and requires contacting OpenCode for a custom quote.
More about capabilities and limits
Documented strengths
Does not store project code or context data, supporting privacy-sensitive deployments.
Connects to many model providers and supports local models, giving you flexibility over which language models handle code.
Limitations to consider
Shared conversations are sent to opencode.ai and cached on the CDN edge unless explicitly disabled.
Choosing a plan
If planning enterprise rollout, request OpenCode’s per‑seat quote, documentation on CDN/shared‑conversation caching controls, and details on SSO and central configuration to confirm compliance and cost.
Based on the linked product documentation.
Available on
Desktop.
Official sources
Alternatives to OpenCode
Choose around the work you need to do.
Cline
Use Cline when you want an open-source developer agent that runs in desktop, IDE, CLI, and SDK environments to coordinate multi-file edits, run shell commands, and bring your own model keys or weights.
