OmniRush free coding agent with GPT-6 Astra and Sol signup review and training-data agreement required
OmniRush is a free desktop and CLI coding agent. Once approved, accounts can use GPT-6 Astra by default, plus GPT-6 Sol and GPT-5.6 Sol. Signup may ask for a resume and a review. Before using it you accept a data agreement, so chats and project uploads can be used to train models. Allowances and models can change, and there is no fixed end date.
The briefing
OmniRush ships a free coding agent as a desktop app and a command-line tool that works in your own project folder. One account covers both. The default model is GPT-6 Astra; you can also pick GPT-6 Sol and GPT-5.6 Sol.
What you get
Use the official desktop app (macOS Apple silicon, Linux) or the CLI (macOS / Linux, Node.js 22.19+). On Windows, run the CLI inside WSL.
Docs say every account can use GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6 Sol, and GPT-5.6 Sol. Check the console for what your account currently has. Allowances, models, and features can change, and requests may queue or be unavailable at times.
The service does not charge money. Free access is paid for with data: prompts, agent traces, and project uploads can be used to train and evaluate models and shared with partners. Skip OmniRush if that tradeoff does not work for you.
How to start
- Open the OmniRush console and sign up with email or Discord.
- Complete the application. You may need to upload a resume (PDF or DOCX). Screening can be automatic, manual, or waitlisted.
- After approval, follow the install docs: download the desktop build, or run
npm i -g omnirush@latestthenomnirush login. - Open the app or run
omnirushin a project folder and start working.
More detail: omnirush.ai, docs, and Terms of Service.
Before you rely on it
The service is for people 18+. Terms require using only the official desktop app or CLI — no third-party wrappers or direct API clients. One person, one account; do not share sign-in.
Only start sessions in folders you are willing to share. Anything ever committed in git history can be uploaded with the project. Credential files are skipped when possible, but review the workspace first.