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opencodeAgents & modelsBy anomalyco ↗

Use a terminal coding agent with support for multiple model providers.

For your agent

Choose a coding-agent runtime for working on a repository from the terminal.

Example command

opencode --help

Run after following the project’s setup instructions. Local files, credentials, or a connected service may be required.

What it does

  • Terminal coding agent
  • Model providers
  • Repository workflows

Homebrew installs

opencode ↗

Explicitly requested installation events

30 days
26,913
90 days
103,156
365 days
362,520

From Homebrew installations that report analytics. Includes package variants; counts are not unique users.

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Repository activity

Commits per week · GitHub snapshot

1,541 commits over 12 weeks
017535011 weeks before snapshotLatest week

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Commands and capabilities are described from the project documentation. Repository statistics cover anomalyco/opencode, which may contain more than the CLI. Listing a tool does not mean every command has been tested with every agent.