AI BriefingOpenClaude Local Coding Agent
Key point
OpenClaude, an open-source coding agent that runs without subscription fees using local Ollama models, has been released.
Details
OpenClaude is a completely free, open-source coding agent that runs via local Ollama models without subscription fees or API keys. Distributed under the MIT license, it offers strong privacy by ensuring no data leaves the device.
Key features include:
- Terminal-based agent: Supports tool calling, multi-step loops, MCP (Model Context Protocol), slash commands, and streaming.
- Fully local execution: Runs directly on the user's hardware without requiring a separate account or cloud connection.
Notably, it resolves the Context Length limitation issue that can occur when using existing OpenAI-compatible endpoints. By directly using Ollama's native chat API, OpenClaude explicitly requests a 32,768 token context window with each request, preventing the loss of session history.
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