Open Interpreter
by Open Interpreter
At a glance
Terminal coding agent for open and hosted models with sandboxing and explicit approvals.
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- Category
- Coding & Developer Tools
- Business model
- Open (open weights/source)
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Overview
Typical uses include Repository maintenance; Multi-file coding tasks. Documented capabilities: Read files, edit code and run project commands; Model-provider selection including OpenAI-compatible services; Sandbox and approval controls for agent actions.
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Key features
- Read files, edit code and run project commands
- Model-provider selection including OpenAI-compatible services
- Sandbox and approval controls for agent actions
Use cases
- Repository maintenance
- Multi-file coding tasks
Pricing
The terminal agent connects to model providers you choose. Budget their API charges or local-model hardware separately; provider subscriptions and account entitlements are not an included hosted inference allowance.
Record details
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Links, dates and provenance
- Record updated
- 2026-11-03
Selection profile
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Selection profile11 fields8 unknown
- Tasks it fits
- Running an agent from the terminal Editing an existing codebase
Editorial classification of the documented features; not a product-performance test.
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- Command line
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Suggest a correction - Billing
- Open source Free allowance: Yes Subscription required: No
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Where each value comes from
- Tasks it fits
- Our inference
- How you use it
- Our inference
- Runs on
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- Where it runs
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- Works offline
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- Official service region
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- Public API
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- Licence
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- Commercial use
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- Interface languages
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Key facts and their evidence
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Capability: Read files, edit code and run project commands Verified 2026-11-03 www.openinterpreter.com ↗
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Open Interpreter fit in a workflow?
Terminal coding agent for open and hosted models with sandboxing and explicit approvals. Read files, edit code and run project commands.
What costs and limits should I compare before choosing Open Interpreter?
The terminal agent connects to model providers you choose. Budget their API charges or local-model hardware separately; provider subscriptions and account entitlements are not an included hosted inference allowance.
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This record was last reviewed on 2026-11-03.
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