Agents
OpenCode
Open-source AI coding agent for terminal, IDE, and desktop
63
ToolHund Score
Solid
Verified
ToolHund verdict
A solid emerging choice. Best if you already know you need agents and want to experiment.
OpenCode is an open-source coding agent that works in the terminal, IDE, or desktop with multi-session agent workflows.
Best for
Developers who want an open-source coding agent with flexible model support.
Knowledge workers across functions
Not ideal for
Casual or one-off users — the monthly fee won't pay back
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Multi-session
- Strong fit for developers who want an open-source coding agent with flexible model support.
- Predictable subscription pricing
Weaknesses
- Best features sit behind the paid plan
- Output quality varies with prompt skill
- Limited offline use — internet required
Why we scored it 63/100
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63
ToolHund Score
Solid
Verified
Review quality 41/45
Popularity 0/25
Feature depth 14/15
Value 6/10
Trust & freshness 2/5
Last reviewed July 2026Score rubric →
Learning curve
Gentle — productive within 10 minutes
Team size
Great for small teams (2–20) and serious solo pros
ROI
Positive once you replace 1+ hour of manual work per week
What you get
- Multi-session
- Terminal & desktop
- Any model
- Open source
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