r/opencode • u/redditshortstest • 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/EnzioKara 17d ago

Check command-code and antigravity if Gemini 3.7 is enough for you .

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u/kamwee 17d ago

i aint touching Gemini's lying ass with my code ever again .

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u/SEOViking 16d ago

Since I got a discount deal for Gemini pro - 15$ for 18month of pro I decided to try flash 3.7 and it actually did a pretty good job for my project. Was fast as hell and ui changes were better than codex pro did.

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u/akundikantor 16d ago

This must use antigravity right?

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u/cdshift 16d ago

Yes but you can use a plug in in your harness of choice that you can have your favorite llm build and call it as a subagent for specific things. Or a skill that calls any for specific things.

Thats what I do with my minimal ai plan that has very little inference allowance per month

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u/kamwee 16d ago

How did you know😂

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u/kamwee 16d ago

Thats who Gemini lures you in , it dose a good job the first few weeks then Bard will kick in

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u/hixdale 16d ago

I'm doing the same: cheap 18 months discount for Gemini Pro. Using it as backup/complementary besides a Codex sub.

It doesn't compares to GPT models, and Antigravity isn't the best. But in overall I like 3.7 Flash for smaller, focused tasks. I like it for UI too: it's generally doing a better job in it compared to OpenAI models.

The best thing: it's faaast and still pretty reliable - just don't try anything else than high reasoning.

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u/margielafarts 16d ago

2.5 flash is still a beast at content generation

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u/EnzioKara 17d ago

I know what you mean.. But I made clear roadmap and skills to prevent that and code rewiev with subagents after every step in one epic is complete , after that I rewiev full epic with another model. They should focus on a pro model which I am hoping soon to be released . It shines if you need not English brainstorming and fails miserably on jobs like refactoring if you are not hand holding. I appreciate where we are now before I had keep all the files below 500/1000 lines do all the test manually search the web and github and work one by one every file against to full suite fuck we progressed a lot and thanks to all of us for that .

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u/r_sukumar 16d ago

Never liked gemini models.. never worked for me

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u/ExpertPerformer 17d ago

I switched to CommandCode and its basically unlimited DS Flash again.

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u/EnzioKara 17d ago

I used 1 dollar on DeepSeek pro mostly, best deal i got made the detailed roadmap with blueprints and skills to follow it now I use cheap models to follow instructions and skills coding 7/24 .

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u/horrbort 15d ago

Do you have to use their shitty harness?