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 — drive your live CLI session from the dashboard — Changelog

Attach to your live Koda CLI session from the dashboard — watch it work in real time, send it prompts, and answer its permission gates, all end-to-end encrypted. Our relay only forwards ciphertext and cannot read your session.

How it works

In the CLI, run /remote on (or koda --remote) — it shows a QR code and a short pairing code.
Open the Koda page → Remote tab → pick your session (or Add by code), then confirm the 6-digit code matches what your terminal shows. That match is the security check that defeats a man-in-the-middle.
/remote off to detach. Pairing codes expire after 5 minutes.

You're in control — pick your blast radius

Three presets decide what a remote viewer can do:

Read-only — watch and read only.
Read + Write, no exec (default) — read and edit files, but run no commands.
Full autonomous — full control; dangerous commands like sudo and rm -rf still need an explicit Approve in the dashboard.

The policy is enforced locally by your CLI, and secret paths (~/.ssh, ~/.aws, /etc, **/.env) are hard-blocked under every preset. Keep the preset as low as the task needs, and detach when you're done.