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Free models (opencode/*-free) silently throttled from datacenter IP since Oct 17 #56719
Since Oct 17, all opencode/*-free models stopped responding from my cloud VM — first with rate-limit errors in the logs, then complete silence (requests hang, no output, no error surfaced).
On a Linux cloud VM with a fixed datacenter egress IP, sign in via opencode auth login
opencode run --model opencode/beam-free "reply with exactly: hi" (60s timeout)
Empty output, exit 0 — same for the other three free models
Ruled out
Account: fresh OpenCode account on a second email → same silence on both. Reverted to primary.
Client: upgraded 1.19.0 → 2.0.32; the throttle appeared after the upgrade, on the new client.
Network basics: model catalog lists fine, opencode.ai loads fine (HTTP 200) from the VM.
The same models respond intermittently from my phone on a different network.
Logs
~/.local/share/opencode/log/ shows AI.Error: Rate limit exceeded on Oct 17 ~08:58 IST; silence began ~13:00 IST Oct 17. Still silent as of Oct 18 13:30 IST.
Timing note
Failures began around the time of the disclosed credential incident. Not claiming a connection — flagging in case free-tier limits were tightened during incident response.
Ask
Is there IP-based rate limiting on free inference? If so, is it temporary, and is there an estimated reset? Happy to share timestamps and the egress IP privately. (Also emailed [email protected].)
Thanks for the report, and sorry for the trouble. This block applies to OpenCode's free models from your network's IP address. It isn't an accusation that you or your account did anything wrong, and shared networks (offices, universities, mobile carriers, VPNs) can be flagged because of someone else's traffic. On its own, it doesn't block paid access or your own provider keys.
We're keeping these network-level protections for the free models, and we can't review individual cases or give an expiry time in GitHub issues. If you think your network was flagged by mistake, please email [email protected] with the error and when it started. Please don't post your IP address or account details here.
Closing this issue, since individual cases are handled through support.
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Tarquinen commentedon Oct 20, 2026
Thanks for the report, and sorry for the trouble. This block applies to OpenCode's free models from your network's IP address. It isn't an accusation that you or your account did anything wrong, and shared networks (offices, universities, mobile carriers, VPNs) can be flagged because of someone else's traffic. On its own, it doesn't block paid access or your own provider keys.
We're keeping these network-level protections for the free models, and we can't review individual cases or give an expiry time in GitHub issues. If you think your network was flagged by mistake, please email [email protected] with the error and when it started. Please don't post your IP address or account details here.
Closing this issue, since individual cases are handled through support.
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