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Didn’t see this coming. Nice to see Anthropic loosening the grip on the sub a bit. Congrats to OpenCode on this 🫡Read original on X
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Anthropic reportedly eases subscription limits for OpenCode coding tool
The change widens what the third-party coding tool can do with paid Anthropic plans.
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Anthropic reportedly eases subscription limits for OpenCode coding tool
Anthropic appears to be easing restrictions on its subscription access, which could let…
Anthropic eases subscription restrictions for third-party tool OpenCode
Anthropic loosens subscription restrictions for third-party tool OpenCode
Anthropic loosens subscription restrictions for third-party tool OpenCode
Anthropic loosens subscription restrictions for the OpenCode tool
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