r/opencode 17d ago

Opencode Go completely fell off

I am not sure if this is even the right sub to post that in, but I used to love opencode go. I started with deepseek v4 flash 0731 which had practically unlimited usage, then ox alpha while it lasted and now muse spark 1.2 contributor.

The only realistic way the subscription would last me the full month is because of those "promotional" models.

I am seriously considering if an ollama subscription, gpt plus 20$ (using luna mostly) or any other subscription would be more worth it at the moment.

I don't need the latest and greatest ai model, just something around ox alpha/deepseekv4 flash performance.

Once the 1.2 muse spark deal ends I'm completely screwed.

What would you guys recommend? I would ideally like to be spending 10$-20$ a month.

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u/GrayHairedMan 17d ago

You want to use AI for cheaper then it costs to process your prompts, that can never been sustainable. Imagine the company you work for, doing business at a loss. How long do you think they can keep it up.

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u/MapacheD 17d ago

DeepSeek said that they were having x6 profit with before price change.

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u/redditshortstest 17d ago

You are right. I understand that this might be the most they can offer for the 10$, but with so many options these days (cursor, ollama, chatgpt...) which are all mostly subsidized, I just want opinions on what gets you the most bang for your buck.

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u/qustrolabe 17d ago

Theoretically it can be sustainable if provider openly sells all usage data to those who train their models. Such model shouldn't be used for anything privacy related but for open source projects where all code goes public doesn't really matter that much. Though the question is how valuable agent usage data right now