Run opencode in the cloud.
The open-source opencode agent on a Linux machine of your own: VS Code in the browser, a terminal and a public URL. Run it on Oyren credits with any model in the catalog, or bring your own OpenRouter key.
Nothing to configure, any model:
# On Oyren credits or your own OpenRouter key, both set at launch. opencode # /models lists what OpenRouter offers: DeepSeek, Kimi or anything else opencode auth login # or add another provider's key yourself, it is your machine
Keep the agent you trust and swap the model when a better one lands. The machine underneath is yours: sudo, snapshots, billed by the hour while it runs.
From launch to a public URL
1. Launch a codespace and pick opencode
Create a Codespace, choose opencode, and pick a model from the catalog on Oyren credits, or paste your own OpenRouter key. Add the GitHub repos it should clone, or start without one.
2. Hand it the brief
Describe what to build in the terminal, or put the brief on a board and assign the ticket to an agent. opencode edits files on your own Linux machine, with VS Code in the browser beside it.
3. Open the result at the public URL
Run the app, give the port a public URL and open it from any device. Push a branch or open a PR from the terminal when you are happy; a ticket's project loop tracks the PR.
Pick the model, not the machine
opencode ships no model of its own. On Oyren the picker shows OpenRouter's catalog.
Kimi K3
Moonshot AI's model. It wrote one of our blog posts from inside opencode on an Oyren codespace.
DeepSeek
DeepSeek's models run through opencode here, on Oyren credits or your own key.
Plus whatever else OpenRouter lists, as it lists it.
Run your first opencode session
Launch a codespace, pick opencode and a model, and hand it the brief.
Start free