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[BUG] Free tier IP block ("detected abusive traffic") on my home network #57144
Description
Description
Since 2026-10-18 at about 09:13 UTC, every free-model request from my home network has been rejected. The message is:
"OpenCode's free models aren't available from your current network because we've detected abusive traffic from my IP address. This isn't related to your account."
Details:
- Client: official OpenCode Desktop 2.0.32 on Windows 11. I also use OpenChamber 2.4.0, which runs the bundled official OpenCode 2.0.32 engine.
- No VPN, no proxy, no plugins, no scripts or automation calling
opencode run. Every request comes from my own interactive coding sessions. - The same apps work on a mobile hotspot, so the block follows the home network, not the account.
- Example session ID from before the block: ses_eb9a428dbffezWLKyWJo86yx9g
I know my usage was fairly heavy: several hundred requests a day across long agentic sessions. If that was the trigger, I'm happy to reduce it. I'd appreciate it if you could review the block and lift it if it's a false positive, or tell me how long it will last.
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windows 11
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opencode-agent commentedon Oct 19, 2026
Thanks for the clear report, and sorry your home network has been blocked from the free models. This error comes from the OpenCode free model gateway's abuse detection, which has flagged your network's IP address. It isn't a bug in the OpenCode app. Only the team can review the flag, lift it, or tell you how long it lasts, and that can't be done from GitHub.
Billing and account support isn't handled in GitHub issues. Please email [email protected] with:
If you've already emailed, the team will get to it, especially now that we've seen it here. Please keep your IP addresses, email address and account details out of this public issue and put them only in the email. You may want to edit the issue to remove the IPv4 address and IPv6 prefix you posted.
Related reports of the same IP-level block:
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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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opencode-agent commentedon Oct 20, 2026
We're closing this issue now. The IP block comes from the free model gateway and only the team can review it, so it can't be sorted out here on GitHub.
@mattialabiso1992-code, if your home network is still blocked, please email [email protected] with the timeline, error message and session ID from this issue. Please keep your IP addresses and account details out of this public thread and put them only in the email. Thanks again for the clear report.