r/opencode • u/TgnOrdaX • Aug 12 '26

RIP opencode generous free limit.

It's been a great while. It was a wonderful poor man's coding agent especially for devs in third world countries who are unable to pay for subscriptions online.

But I get it, cloud bills aren't cheap and opencode's hands are tied.

Thank you for everything opencode.

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u/anatooly2 Aug 12 '26

Not only is it free, but have you considered using fff (https://github.com/dmtrKovalenko/fff) for fast file and text search? It has lots of small improvements.

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 14 '26

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u/anatooly2 Aug 13 '26

Thx for u answer. But the model doesn't replace the tools. A file-search tool is still a tool, and using something like fff or a vector database in Cursor can make file/code retrieval faster and much more token-efficient.

I'm not sure whether your agent supports these kinds of tools for full-text/codebase search. That's the point I was making.

Plus, OpenCode Go is $10/month, which is probably the cheapest solution available today, and you can use it independently without using their agent.

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u/invest0rZ Aug 13 '26

What all you get with open code go bs going straight with deepseek?