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Qwen Code

The official Qwen Code page positions Qwen Code as an open-source AI agent for the terminal, optimized for Qwen series models. It highlights an agentic workflow with built-in Skills and SubAgents, multi-protocol support through OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini-compatible APIs, or Qwen OAuth sign-in, and editor integration for VS Code, Zed and JetBrains IDEs. The page also exposes terminal-first usage paths, a headless mode for scripts and CI/CD, and a developer SDK for building agents on top of the same CLI engine.

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Editorial verdict

Best for

Developers who want a terminal coding agent for Qwen models and prefer open-source tooling with editor integrations.

Avoid if

Avoid it if you need a hosted turnkey coding IDE with bundled billing and team management out of the box.

Why it matters

Qwen Code is a distinct AI coding product and should be tracked separately from Qwen Cloud models or token plans.

Trust: 3/3 sources verified, recently checkedCoverage: 100/100

Pricing

Open-source CLI; model/provider costs depend on the chosen API or Qwen OAuth path

Payment

Qwen OAuth, OpenAI-compatible API, Anthropic-compatible API, Gemini-compatible API

Commercial use

Commercial use should follow the current product, API, model license and billing terms.

Privacy

Review prompt, file, media upload, retention and training-use terms before sensitive workloads.

Use-case fit

Terminal coding agent

Strong

Run Qwen Code in a project folder for interactive coding, file inspection and contextual assistance.

Scripted and CI/CD workflows

Strong

Use headless mode when the same agent should run in automation pipelines.

IDE-assisted coding

Medium

Pair it with VS Code, Zed or JetBrains when developers want terminal and editor workflows together.

Custom agent development

Strong

Install @qwen-code/sdk to build agents and tools on the same engine used by the Qwen Code CLI.

Global user checklist

RegistrationConfirmedThe official page exposes Linux/macOS and Windows entry points, GitHub Repository and Documentation links.
English UIConfirmedThe public Qwen Code page is English-facing.
API and docsConfirmedThe page documents terminal usage, headless mode, IDE integration and the developer SDK.
International paymentPartialCode access itself is open-source, but backend model costs and provider billing depend on the route you choose.
Commercial usePartialCommercial use depends on the Qwen Code license and the provider terms for the connected model path.

Model names, quotas, release status, regional access and commercial terms can change quickly; recheck official sources before procurement or production use.

Pros

  • - Terminal-first agent optimized for Qwen series models
  • - Supports Skills, SubAgents and headless mode for scripts and CI/CD
  • - Works in VS Code, Zed and JetBrains IDEs
  • - The @qwen-code/sdk package exposes the CLI engine for custom agents and tools

Cons

  • - Model and provider costs depend on the backend you connect
  • - The product surface is coding-agent focused, so it is not a generic assistant

Decision paths

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Sources

Qwen Code official page

official · en · verified 2026-08-04

Confirms the Linux/macOS installer, Windows entry, interactive qwen command, @ file references, qwen -p headless mode, OpenAI/Anthropic/Gemini-compatible APIs, Qwen OAuth, Skills, SubAgents, IDE integrations and @qwen-code/sdk.

Qwen API platform

official · en · verified 2026-05-20

Confirms Qwen's OpenAI-compatible API surface and coding-related model access context.

Qwen Cloud Token Plan

pricing · en · verified 2026-05-17

Shows Qwen Code as a supported coding-tool path inside the broader Qwen Cloud ecosystem.

Last checked: 2026-08-04

Reviews

Availability snapshot

Availability
available
English UI
full
API
available
Rating
4.2 (0)

Latest updates

Latest changes
Release · 2026-06-30

OpenRouter Owl Alpha added

OpenRouter's Owl Alpha is now tracked as a free text model for agentic coding, tool use, automated workflows and complex instruction execution. The live model API lists a 1,048,756-token context window, up to 262,144 output tokens, native tools and structured outputs, zero input and output token prices, and one Stealth INT8 provider route. OpenRouter says it works with Claude Code and OpenClaw, but also warns that the provider may log prompts and completions and use them for model improvement. The underlying model identity and license remain undisclosed, so the profile treats it as a non-sensitive Alpha evaluation route rather than a production-safe default.

Open source · 2026-06-26

DeepReinforce Ornith 1.0 open coding models added

DeepReinforce's Hugging Face organization now exposes the Ornith 1.0 family of MIT-licensed agentic-coding models. The collection includes public 9B, 35B and 397B model cards plus GGUF and FP8 variants. The cards position Ornith as a self-improving model family post-trained from Gemma 4 and Qwen 3.5, using reinforcement learning to optimize both solution rollouts and their scaffolds, with reported results on Terminal-Bench 2.1, SWE-Bench, NL2Repo, SWE Atlas and ClawEval. The profile records vLLM, SGLang, Transformers and OpenAI-compatible local serving paths.

Open source · 2026-06-24

Qwen-AgentWorld model and AgentWorldBench released

Qwen has released Qwen-AgentWorld-35B-A3B open weights and the AgentWorldBench evaluation benchmark. The project positions Qwen-AgentWorld as a native language world model for simulating agentic environments across MCP, Search, Terminal, SWE, Android, Web and OS domains. The README says the 35B MoE model has 3B active parameters and a 256K context, can be served through SGLang or vLLM with an OpenAI-compatible API, and that AgentWorldBench scores predicted environment observations on format, factuality, consistency, realism and quality. The repository also reports 397B research results, but only the 35B-A3B weights are listed as the open-source release.

Pricing · 2026-06-21

Qwen Cloud Token Plan team pricing refreshed

Qwen Cloud Token Plan now records Standard at $30/seat/month with 25,000 credits, Pro at $100 with 100,000 credits and Max at $200 with 250,000 credits. Seats can be bought in bulk and assigned to team members, and quota is shared across supported interactive tools. Team subscriptions are non-refundable; automated scripts and application backends are prohibited, and Token Plan Team keys cannot be mixed with Coding Plan or pay-as-you-go keys.

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