OpenAdapter is an all-in-one affordable coding plan. Access the best open-source AI models — DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral, Kimi K2.5, MiniMax, GLM-5, and more — in any editor. One plan starting at $9/mo.

Which AI models are included?

40+ open-source models across providers including DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral, Kimi · Moonshot, MiniMax, GLM · Zhipu, Meta Llama, NousResearch, and more. New SOTA models are added on a rolling basis as they become available.

Which editors and tools are supported?

Cursor, VS Code (with Cline, Continue.dev, Roo Code), Windsurf, Claude Code, Aider, OpenCode, Zed, Void, PearAI, and more. Any editor with a custom base URL works.

Do I need to manage API keys?

No. OpenAdapter gives you one endpoint and one subscription. No juggling API keys from multiple providers.

Is there a free tier?

Yes — the Free plan includes 40+ open-source SOTA models with a strict daily quota, no credit card required.

Koda Remote attaches the moment you open it

Opening a live Koda session from the dashboard used to take two confirmations: matching a six-digit code in the browser, then running /remote approve in the terminal. Both are gone.

Reaching your session already required your OpenAdapter credentials — the same ones that authorize every model call Koda makes. A second and third confirmation guarded a door you had already unlocked, and the terminal step in particular defeated the point of remote: it asked you to walk back to the machine you had walked away from. Pick your session, and you are watching it.

Sessions stay end-to-end encrypted between your terminal and your browser; the relay still forwards frames it cannot read. Permission gates are untouched — a dangerous command still stops and waits for you to approve it.

Two fixes ship alongside. Refreshing the page no longer loses the conversation or the model and thinking controls: a long transcript exceeded the relay's frame limit, which quietly killed the connection every time you reattached. And a permission prompt raised while your browser was closed now waits for you instead of expiring unseen — the relay tells Koda when someone is actually watching.