Gergely Orosz

A developer reacts to Anthropic's apparent pattern of restricting third-party tools built on top of their SDK, citing the banning of OpenCode, a hostile stance toward OpenClaw, and a new incident. The post frames this as a strategic misstep that benefits competitors like Codex and MinMax who are more open to third-party ecosystem development.

Huh.

So Anthropic doesn’t want an ecosystem built on top of their SDK.

Message received.

Between them banning OpenCode, their hostile stance for OpenClaw, and now this: Anthropic make it they don’t want 3rd parties to build on them.

Bug win for eg Codex, MinMax and others… https://t.co/4AChQZaRSf

<p>Huh.

So Anthropic doesn’t want an ecosystem built on top of their SDK.

Message received.

Between them banning OpenCode, their hostile stance for OpenClaw, and now this: Anthropic make it they don’t want 3rd parties to build on them.

Bug win for eg Codex, MinMax and others… https://t.co/4AChQZaRSf</p>

Peter Steinberger 🦞

Gergely Orosz comments on Anthropic apparently restricting third-party tools built on top of their SDK, citing the banning of OpenCode as an example, suggesting Anthropic is hostile to ecosystem development around their platform.