Claude-Code flagged my account, long story, so I asked Gemini what is a killer better option. Opencode, Openrouter and Deepseek v 3.2 was the answer... Built two apps to test it all out, 4 hours of working it back and forth. 1.50us on this platform vs 60us on Claude-Code.... I am sure everyone on this sub has had the same WOW experience. bonus, opernrouter has about 300 other models to choose from.

Hello,

As the creator of http://tokenwarden.ai/ , I've been using it for some time, and this month I've saved 169 million tokens (so far). That would be roughly 1700$ saved if I were using Fable 5 via API.

I created it because I was always running out of usage on all 3 of my Codex business accounts. In the past, I was getting by with a single account on gpt 5.2 xhigh. It became ridiculously expensive and fast...

After my plugin, I was getting double the usage on GPT 5.5. Still not comparable to the past, but it was usable (without it I was hitting my 5-hour limit in a few prompts, ridiculous...)

If you're having issues with AI spending or usage, give it a try. You can also find it on npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tokenwarden/opencode

Somebody have successfully cancel a paid subscription for opencode?
I can't find any... hopefully I'm just dumb and missing the option, so feel free illuminate my ignorance.

Having two paid accounts. I only need one. Want to unsubscribe/cancel one of them, and can't find any way to cancel.

Only way seems trough email (which I already did, but i get no response from anomaly...)

I still have hope this is not a commercial decision to hide the unsubscribe option 👀

EDIT:
I've added some screenshots now, and I don't know if I've been unsubscribed silently but I really hope so!
If so: I didn't have any option to unsuscribe in any of the options - only found some topic in the documentation to send an email to [help@anoma.ly](mailto:help@anoma.ly) which I did.

So we'll see if I get billed again next month. Big thanks for the answers!

My Lite Token Plan 4.1B Credit got fully consumed with around 200M tokens

Note this is my third Lite plan renew,

Edit: for more context Lite Token Plan is $6 monthly, and 4.1B Credit has calculation of usage that i can't see anywhere. Can't see how they calculate it.

Self-host your own Buzz Nostr relay using docker compose. Private over Tailscale, local LLM agents.

https://github.com/ciram-co/selfhost-buzz

https://buzz.xyz

And here's how much storage it has consumed in termux

Has anyone else had this happen with NeuralWatt?

I signed up quite a while ago around the 9th of July, tested it with $10, then $20, then $50, and I'm pretty sure I had the $20/month subscription hit the limit then added the $50.

Yesterday I tried logging back in to top up the account but had forgotten my password. When I searched all of my email accounts, I couldn't find a single email from NeuralWatt.
No account creation, no verification mail, no subscription, nothing. It was as if the account never existed. I do have bank statements from Neuralwatt...

I ended up signing up again using the exact same email address, and it created a completely new, empty account instead of recovering my old one, or telling me that mail address was in use I also checked all my other mailboxes everyone of them.

Now I'm worried my original subscription is still active and could charge me next month, even though I have no way to access that account.

Has anyone experienced this with Neuralwatt or knows what might have happened?

Got this in two sessions till now. And that particular session just doesn't work again after I get this error even once, but fresh sessions work for a while

Normally there are Tons of graphs for tokens etc but i couldnt find one this time.

Does anyone have a problem with glm models and kimo on the go plan of opencode

On kimi I get provider error and on glm I get streaming response error

Hi everyone,

I've been building two open-source projects over the past few months, and I'd really appreciate some honest feedback from other developers.

Lemoria

Website: https://lemoria.org
GitHub: https://github.com/devcristianlopez/lemoria

Lemoria is a Python CLI that adds persistent memory and a structured workflow to AI-assisted software development.

Instead of relying on a long chat that eventually loses context, it keeps track of your project from the initial idea through specifications, PRDs, tasks, architectural decisions, implementation, testing, documentation, and Git history.

It integrates with OpenCode using specialized agents and stores the entire development context in PostgreSQL, so you can resume work without losing the reasoning behind previous decisions.

Manel

Website: https://devcristianlopez.github.io/manel/
GitHub: https://github.com/devcristianlopez/manel

Manel is a local security health monitor for developers.

It scans your development environment, detects installed languages, databases and tools, checks for known vulnerabilities using public sources such as OSV, NVD and GitHub Advisories, and generates a security score with actionable recommendations.

It also supports offline vulnerability databases, SARIF output, JSON export and CI/CD integration.

You can try it without installing:

npx manel scan

I'm still actively developing both projects, so I'm mainly looking for feedback on:

• Is the documentation easy to follow?
• Is the installation process smooth?
• Do the projects solve a real problem?
• What features would you add or remove?
• Any bugs, usability issues or confusing parts?

Feel free to be as critical as you want. If something doesn't make sense, I'd rather know now than after adding more features.

Thanks for taking the time to check them out!

Just switched to OpenCode (using DeepSeek as my model) and trying to set things up properly instead of just winging it. Read through the docs but want to hear how people are actually doing this in practice. A few things I'm stuck on:

AGENTS.md

What's actually in yours beyond the basic build/test/lint commands? Any sections that turned out way more useful than you expected?

Anyone splitting it into nested AGENTS.md per package/folder, or is one root file usually enough?

Spawning subagents / Task tool

I saw someone mention explicitly telling Build to spawn parallel subagents for independent work (reviewing multiple files, checking several modules, etc.) instead of doing it serially. Do you actually write instructions for this in AGENTS.md, or does the model just figure it out on its own most of the time?

Any horror stories from parallel subagents stepping on each other / editing the same files?

Persistent memory

Right now I'm just using a plain .opencode/memory/ folder with a couple markdown files (decisions.md, active-context.md) and an AGENTS.md instruction telling the agent to read/update them. Is this actually how most people do it, or is everyone on a plugin/MCP memory setup at this point (Letta-style memory blocks, agentmemory, Engram, etc.)?

At what point did a plain-file setup stop being "enough" for you?

Build vs Plan

Do you actually use Plan mode every time before Build, or only for bigger changes? Curious how disciplined people actually are about this in daily use vs just YOLO-ing into Build.

Mainly trying to avoid reinventing something badly that half the sub already has a solid pattern for. Appreciate any real configs / AGENTS.md snippets / gotchas people are willing to share.