Building a listed tool

Dax Raad

OpenCode builder at Anomaly, named behind the OpenCode listing on Anchor Terminal.

OpenCode builder at Anomaly

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What Dax builds

OpenCode B · Agent harnesses
Open-source terminal coding agent from Anomaly Innovations, with a TUI, desktop app, IDE and ACP integration, and a headless HTTP server with an OpenAPI spec. Version 2, released in October 2026, is an opt-in upgrade.
OpenCode builder at Anomaly, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

Frank Wang Co-founder, Anomaly / SST / OpenCode
Jay V Co-founder; CEO at Anomaly

Questions

Who is Dax Raad?

Dax Raad is openCode builder at Anomaly.

What does Anomaly make?

Anchor Terminal lists OpenCode from Anomaly. Open-source terminal coding agent from Anomaly Innovations, with a TUI, desktop app, IDE and ACP integration, and a headless HTTP server with an OpenAPI spec. Version 2, released in October 2026, is an opt-in upgrade.

How are Dax's tools graded?

OpenCode is graded B, 68.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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