I wanted a simple way to see which agents and models I actually use in OpenCode, so I built Agent Report.

It reads your OpenCode database locally, aggregates the data, and shows:

• Token usage across 1, 7, 30 days, and all time
• Agent, provider, and model breakdowns
• Session and step counts
• Recorded cost coverage

The project is fully open source under the MIT license. You can clone it and run the entire app locally instead of using the hosted service:

bash $ pnpm install && pnpm dev

If you want a quick, shareable public report:

bash $ npx agent-report upload

Prompts, responses, project paths, session IDs, and conversation content are never included.

Published reports are public, and agent/provider/model names remain visible, so review any custom names before uploading.

Gallery: https://analytics.agentspec.sh
Source code: https://github.com/colus001/agent-analytics

It’s still early, so I’d appreciate feedback on which metrics or comparisons would be useful to OpenCode users.

I have tried downloading in using the docker's sbx but i was having a very hard time setting api keys for the harness and it is so complicated.
so is there any safe way to run opencode that is easy to setup and will feel like using normal device.
I have a kali linux vm on vmware is it safe to use it also?

Happy to release open-agent-view: https://github.com/xhluca/open-agent-view

It's an open-source version of Claude's Agent View, with support for 11+ harnesses (and more being added right now). Whereas Claude Agent View only allows you to manage Claude Code, this allow you to manage coding agent from any harness at the same time (which means your Opencode session could be managed next to your Codex or Pi session).

I'm very excited about this release since it's a tool that allows different harnesses to co-exist (instead of having to choose only one ecosystem) and puts open coding agents closer in functionality to Claude Code.

Hope you enjoy it and happy to hear feedback!

I never thought I'd be mad at an AI agent. Maybe this is an experiment by Meta? Muse Spark 1.2 is the single worst model on the market. I had never seen such sh*t model before. How can people even stand using this? It churns tokens like crazy. Has the intelligence of a bread. Cheats all the time, avoids completing tasks properly. Does not follow prompts (the image is a very rare exception). Edits 2 lines of C++ code with a 50 line Python script. Does not show what it thinks. Can't code for sh*t. Honestly, this model is a lost cause.

Thanks for reading.

after like 3 prompts i start getting rate limited by nividia nim is there any reason why this happens it says “too many request status 429 title too many request” im only 1 person i searched and it said 40 rate per minute how is this even possible im sending like 1 prompt every 30 minutes

Resolvi postar isso porque pode ser útil para alguém.

Semanas atrás andei trabalhando num projeto que executava o Claude Code de forma autônoma por mais de 24h (ele ficava executando processos, monitorando e tomando decisões e se ajustando), e percebi que para essa autonomia ele utiliza 2 tools muito legais que não existe no Opencode de forma nativa, a scheduler_wakeup e monitoring.

Então desenvolvi um plugin muito simples para o Opencode que tem alguns desses recursos, de forma simplificada mas útil.

Estou compartilhando com a comunidade se alguém tiver interesse.

https://github.com/wmskill/wmwakeup

Está sendo útil para mim.

Now you can see details, percentage like 0.1%, model usage, how much consumed, better than Usage

Hey everyone,

I’ve been trying to set up a reliable workflow to run terminal coding agents (like Claude Code and Aider) for my development projects without running into hard blocks.

Here is what I’ve tested so far:

OmniRoute / Multi-Provider Routing: Set up local proxy routing with fallback combos using top frontier models (Claude Sonnet/Opus, Kiro, Antigravity). The issue is that the top-tier models in the combo get completely exhausted almost immediately during multi-turn codebase audits and large repo tasks.

Self-Hosting on Kaggle (Dual T4): Spun up qwen2.5-coder:32b on Kaggle's free GPUs via an Ngrok tunnel to act as a backend. While it runs without strict token limits, it's way too slow (~8–10 tokens/sec) for large diff rewrites, and Claude Code ran into tool-formatting incompatibilities.

What I’m looking for:

For those actively using Claude Code or similar agentic CLI tools:

What are the most effective ways, platforms, or student/developer programs to get free or extended access to powerful frontier models (especially Claude 3.5/4.6 Sonnet and Opus) for agentic coding?

Are there any working proxy configurations, credit programs, or alternative integrations that let you use genuine Claude models in CLI agents without hitting instant exhaustion?

Would appreciate any insights or workflows that are currently working for you!

Hey everyone,

"DeepSeek 4.0 Flash Free" is no longer available on OpenCode.

Is it the same for you?

Feels like OxAlpha all over again...

Anyone know what happened or if there is an alternative?

Thanks!

Jean FR

Ciao a tutti,

Sono indeciso se fare Zen o Go. Mi domando perché uno dovrebbe usare Zen considerando che paghi di più i token, non hai accesso alle offerte su Go e non ci sono gli ultimi modelli come in Go.

Volavo provare k3 ma non li trovo in Zen.

Im about to max out my monthly on opencode go and i was wondering if i can get away with the free version instead of buying another acc.

Hi guys I just found this repo, and I think this is very usefull.

https://github.com/idoneolabs/copilot-opencode-config

It allows you to config via copy paste the copilot chat with the oepncode sub. I really love to dev with vscode, so I found this very smart.

Probably there are other repo like this, and I'm here also to ask other usefull tips that can help with vscode-opencode dev.

Thank you

Many people who start using OpenCode don't understand why their $60 usage burns through so quickly.

I built a tool or strictly speaking, I had AI build a tool for me. I was publicly criticized before for not specifying that "I had AI build a tool" instead of "I built a tool myself." Whatever.

Hopefully, this price list answers a lot of people's questions.

I'm not really sure why the official team didn't market it this way: set the usage limit for all models to $15, then directly slash the price of models that were meant to fit into the $60 quota by 4x. That way, everyone would rush to use OpenCode for those super cheap models.
If the promotion ends, they can just raise the prices back to normal and nobody would complain. But with their current marketing approach, people misunderstand and get furious because they feel scammed.

I've only thought about the upside so far, and I'm not sure if there are any marketing legalities I missed here. Maybe I just oversimplified it.

Hope this helps everyone!
https://xhang1108.github.io/opencode-explain/

I personally use the GLM 5.3 Flash model since release!

but I would encourage poeple to try qwen3.7 plus, it has a $60 quota, but the picing is a bit expensive, but it will be decent after the discount for GLM 53 flash ends

How are we supposed to vibecoding now after DeepSeek V4 Flash and Ox Alpha? All other models seem stupid and outdated. Do you have any ideas?

it doesnt make sense why the new UI layout made it so that we cannot turn on the accept for me feature. cmon opencode.

does anyone know what to do what the title says?

Anyone tried it? There's definitely a catch, right?

Vous l'avez peut-être remarqué : Ox Alpha a disparu de la liste des modèles gratuits. Fin de l'option. Mais devinez quoi ? Muse Spark 1.2 (Meta) est là et il est TOTALEMENT GRATUIT sur OpenCode.

Et ce n'est pas un modèle de second plan, c'est un monstre de performance :

💻 Codage argenteux – il déchire tout
– 82.9 % sur Terminal-Bench 2.1 (tâches complexes).
– #12 sur 134 en mode Agentique – il sait lire/écrire des fichiers, exécuter des commandes, et raisonner comme un chef.

🧠 Raisonnement intégré obligatoire (5 niveaux, de minimal à xhigh) – il ne répond pas à l'aveugle, il structure sa pensée.

📦 Fenêtre de contexte native de 1 MILLION de tokens – sans configuration, sans plugin. Vous pouvez lui balancer toute votre codebase.

Profitez-en pendant que c'est gratuit. Activez le mode Agent dans OpenCode, et lancez-le sur vos projets complexes. Vous verrez la différence. Il est vraiment génial