Price
$0 software; you run it
$0 software; you run it
$0 software; you run it
Free plan with limited AI use; Plus $8/month, Premium $30/month, Super $100/month, Ultra $200/month; third-party models billed separately by usage
source ↗ Code in an AI-first editor
No: No
No: No
No: No
Confirmed: Yes
Multi-line tab completion and next-edit prediction
No: No
No: No
No: No
Confirmed: Yes
Let an agent plan and edit across many files
Partial: Partly
Partial: Partly
Partial: Partly
Confirmed: Yes
Run terminal commands and tests from the agent
No: No
Partial: Partly
Partial: Partly
Confirmed: Yes
Ask questions about your whole codebase
No: No
Partial: Partly
No: No
Confirmed: Yes
Connect tools and data through MCP
Partial: Partly
Partial: Partly
Partial: Partly
Confirmed: Yes
Run agents in the cloud in the background
No: No
No: No
No: No
Confirmed: Yes
Jobs covered
2 of 7 jobs
4 of 7 jobs
3 of 7 jobs
All 7
Popularity and activity (from GitHub)
Stars
219,699Top
107,492
55,514
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Gain this week
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
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Signal
Building history
Building history
Building history
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Commits / 4 wk
986Top
82
139
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Latest release
v1.19.3 · 2026-10-16
v0.65.0 · 2026-10-20Top
v1.55.0 · 2026-10-16
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Commits / 12 wk
2,164
194
657
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People committing / 12 mo
420+
82+
77+
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Issues opened / closed, 30 days
3742 / 4694
123 / 206
314 / 237
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Facts, with sources on each project page
Runs on my machine?Differs
Confirmed: Yes, CLI and desktop app
Confirmed: Yes, the CLI runs in your terminal; the Gemini models themselves run on Google's servers
Confirmed: Yes, desktop app and CLI run on your computer
Hosted by the vendor
Code licenceDiffers
Confirmed: MIT
Confirmed: Apache-2.0
Confirmed: Apache-2.0
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Model weights licenceDiffers
Partial: No single bundled model licence. OpenCode connects to models/providers; their individual terms apply.
Confirmed: No separate model weights
Confirmed: No separate model weights
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Commercial useDiffers
Confirmed: Yes, MIT code
Confirmed: Allowed under Apache-2.0
Confirmed: Yes, Apache-2.0 allows commercial use
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Paid services needed?Differs
Partial: Needs a model provider: local models via Ollama, LM Studio or llama.cpp, or a paid API
No: A paid service is required since June 18, 2026; the free Google-account tier moved to Antigravity CLI. No local model support
Partial: Not required with local models (Ollama, LM Studio, Docker Model Runner, Ramalama) or free tiers such as Groq; paid APIs are optional
Subscription
HardwareDiffers
Unknown: No hardware requirements documented in the README or docs (checked 2026-10-21)
Confirmed: 4GB+ RAM for short sessions, 16GB+ for large codebases; needs Node.js 20+ and an internet connection
Unknown: No hardware requirements documented in the README or install docs (checked 2026-10-21)
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Operating systemsDiffers
Confirmed: Windows, macOS and Linux; on Windows the docs recommend WSL for the CLI, and there is a Windows desktop app
Confirmed: Windows 11 24H2+, macOS 15+ and Ubuntu 20.04+
Confirmed: Desktop app and CLI for macOS, Linux and Windows; the Windows CLI runs natively in Git Bash, MSYS2 or PowerShell, or in WSL
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Setup effortDiffers
Confirmed: Easy; one-line install script, npm, Homebrew, Chocolatey or Scoop, then add a model provider
Confirmed: Easy; run with npx or install with npm, Homebrew or MacPorts, then sign in or set an API key
Confirmed: Easy; download the desktop app, or install the CLI with a one-line script or Homebrew, then pick a provider
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