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OpenSpec vs Prime Agent

A side by side look at OpenSpec and Prime Agent: pricing, features and what each one is best for.

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What it costs

Pricing
Open source
Pricing details
Free and MIT licensed. Installs with npm, pnpm, bun, yarn or nix. No pricing page, no paid tier and no hosted service.
Price range
$0/mo
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Free$0/mo

What it is

What it does
Open source spec-driven development CLI for coding agents. Slash commands make Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 30+ others propose, apply and verify a spec.

The details

GitHub stars
69,255stars
Language
TypeScript
Last commit
17 Sept 2026

What it costs

Pricing
Open source
Pricing details
Free and MIT licensed, installed with a checksum-verified script from app.primeintellect.ai. On first launch you run /login and pick either a subscription or an API-key provider, so inference is billed by whichever provider you choose. Prime Intellect publishes no pricing page for the agent itself.
Price range
No pricing page found
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Free (MIT, bring your own provider)$0/mo

What it is

What it does
An MIT-licensed coding and research agent from Prime Intellect built on a persistent Python REPL, where context is a variable and subagents are function calls.

The details

GitHub stars
21,423stars
Language
Rust
Last commit
30 Sept 2026
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