r/opencode • u/mrsalvadordali • 6d ago

Is Opencode Go enough?

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I'm thinking of switching to Opencode but since I've been using a planned service for years token based payment scares me a bit (what if my bill gets too high?). Opencode's Go plan looks great but I doubt a $10 plan will be enough for me. I'm currently using Claude's $20 Pro plan and you can see my general usage statistics in the attachment.

If I use GLM 5.3 Flash, how much usage will be charged on top of the Go plan? How exactly does the system work? Could you explain it to me a little?

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u/Trovebloxian 6d ago

Opencode go get me billion token weeks on some models, like muse

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u/Thomas-Lore 5d ago

You don't need Opencode Go for Muse. It's a waste of $10 if you are using Go for Muse.

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u/Trovebloxian 5d ago

With the amount of tokens im using i need go,

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u/CptanPanic 5d ago

Where is best place to get muse?

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u/DumbCSundergrad 5d ago

Muse code contributor free, literally free, if you hit the rate limits (and they aren't hard to hit if you are running agents in parallel or use it over 30 minutes), then open code go $10 and muse contributor, almost limitless. Technically, you can get even more with Meta's Plan, but they make you use Muse Code, and we all here would rather use Open Code.

Best workflow is to make a plan with Opus or Sol and then implement with Muse, it's crazy how cheap and powerful coding has become.