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Opcode

Open-source desktop GUI for the Claude Code CLI: lists projects from ~/.claude/projects, searches and resumes sessions, forks sessions from checkpoints, defines custom agents run as background processes, adds checkpoint diffs, a usage and cost dashboard, an MCP manager and a CLAUDE.md editor.

Reviewed by the Termdex team · facts checked 2026-10-21 against 12 vendor sources · how we check

Official site

Opcode review

Opcode is a desktop app for Claude Code. The README says it lists the projects in `~/.claude/projects/`, lets you search and resume past sessions, and fork from checkpoints. The README and site describe it only as an interface for Claude Code, with no other agent CLI listed. Its v0.1.0 release of 15 August 2025 shipped as Claudia; the v0.2.0 notes say it was rebranded.

This write-up uses the project's site, README, source files and GitHub data of 10 November 2026. We did not install or run the app.

What it adds

Price and licence

The app is free and AGPL-3.0. The site FAQ says it needs the Claude Code CLI set up with a Claude API key and an active API subscription.

Privacy: the pages disagree

The README lists "No Telemetry". The site FAQ (read from its JS bundle) says the app doesn't send any information to external servers, apart from Claude API calls going to Anthropic. The v0.2.0 notes say "Added anonymized analytics tracking". The repository has an analytics module and lists PostHog in its security policy. On the main branch the analytics default is enabled when no saved setting exists. We did not check if a consent dialog overrides this on first run, and the sources do not say what it sends.

Platforms and releases

Release files cover macOS (universal, Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux (AppImage and deb, x86_64 only). The site lists Windows 10+ as a requirement, but its FAQ says Windows is coming soon, and the README gives only build steps. The latest release is v0.2.0 (31 August 2025); commits run to 6 November 2026. GitHub showed 22,433 stars on 10 November, and 335 open issues and pull requests combined.

Opcode at a glance: on macOS, Linux, free, AGPL-3.0 licence.
Platforms, price and licence at a glance, from the vendor pages we read.

Facts: platforms, price and licence

platforms
macOSLinuxRelease v0.2.0 ships a macOS universal dmg and Linux x86_64 AppImage and deb. The site requirements line names macOS 10.15+, Ubuntu 20.04+ and Windows 10+, but the site FAQ says Windows is coming soon and no Windows release file exists; the README documents Windows only as build-from-source. Formerly named Claudia (v0.1.0 assets).
price
FreeApp is free and AGPL-3.0 (site FAQ, LICENSE file). Site FAQ says it requires the Claude Code CLI installed and configured with a Claude API key, and an active Claude API subscription for the AI features; usage is paid through the user's own Anthropic account (seen 2026-11-10).
source
Open sourceLicence: AGPL-3.0
github
winfunc/opcode 22.4k stars, seen 2026-11-13

Opcode features

✓ documented · – absent or not in its feature list · ? not verified

Opcode strengths

  • AGPL-3.0 and free; source, release files and a build guide for macOS, Linux and Windows are public
  • Session timeline with checkpoints, forking and a diff viewer between checkpoints
  • Usage dashboard for tokens and cost by model, project and date, with export
  • MCP server manager that can import servers from Claude Desktop, plus a CLAUDE.md editor and project scanner

Opcode weak points

  • README and site describe it only as an interface for Claude Code and list no other supported agent CLI; the FAQ says the app needs the Claude Code CLI installed
  • Privacy statements conflict: README says no telemetry and the FAQ says nothing is sent to external servers, while the v0.2.0 notes add anonymized analytics and the source has a PostHog-backed analytics module whose default settings are enabled
  • No Windows release file; the site lists Windows 10+ as a requirement and also says Windows is coming soon
  • Only two releases (v0.1.0, v0.2.0, the last in August 2025) while main has moved on; GitHub's open issues and pull requests count was 335 combined (seen 2026-11-10); the README still says release executables will be published soon

Who Opcode is for

best for
Claude Code users on macOS or Linux who want a visual session browser, reusable agent definitions, checkpoints and a cost dashboard.
look elsewhere if
Users who need Windows installers, a multi-agent worktree workspace, or support for agents other than Claude Code.

Lists that include Opcode

Sources and what we could not verify

Checked 2026-10-21. Prices and features change; the vendor's page is the authority.

Not verified