IP flagged as "abusive traffic" for built-in free models — no VPN/proxy in use #56874
Closed as not planned
Description
Summary
I'm getting the following error when trying to use OpenCode's built-in free models:
"OpenCode's free models aren't available from your current network because we've detected abusive traffic from this IP address. This isn't related to your account."
Environment
- No VPN / proxy in use (confirmed)
- Residing in China (likely the root cause of the false flag)
- Currently working around this with a custom model (Agnes)
Expected
This IP is a residential/normal user IP, not abusive traffic. Requesting it be whitelisted or unflagged so the built-in models can be used normally.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open OpenCode in a Chinese residential network
- Select any built-in free model
- See the "abusive traffic" error
Additional
Please let me know if you need my public IP address — I'm happy to provide it.
Reacted by Vladislav Sabanov
Activity
opencode-agent commentedon Oct 18, 2026
Thanks for the report, and sorry you've been blocked from the free models without using a VPN or proxy. 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 or lift it, and we can't change it from GitHub.
We don't handle billing and account support in GitHub issues. Please email help@anoma.ly with:
If you've already emailed, the team will get to it, especially now that we've seen it here. Please don't post your public IP address, email address or account details in this public issue. Put them only in the email.
Related reports of the same IP-level block, most likely first:
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opencode-agent commentedon Oct 19, 2026
Closing this, @chuangyuan-tool: the IP flag sits on the free model gateway, and only the team can review it. Please email help@anoma.ly about anything that's still unresolved, and include the network details in the email. If you've already written to them, the team will get to it. Please keep your IP address and account information out of this public issue. Thanks for the report, and sorry for the trouble.