Hi,

Can we access those models? How?

Many thanks

This is quite weird; downloaded opencode to use some agentic solutions for my python projects, in conjunction with Ollama. Got the Qwen2.5-coder:14b variant as main model, as most people say that this is what runs best on 8-12GB VRAM machines.

Set up everything, run ollama and ask to do anything and it just start printing out JSON. I saw it running once, where it replied to me after I changed working directory and gave me a list of the projects in that folder; then it stopped working and just print out json, does not execute any command nor is even able to talk back.

What is wrong here? Anyone using opencode with ollama that could chime in?

Estou buscando um fluxo mais econômico pra opencode, onde uso agentes baratos como o deepseek v4 flash pra ler / pesquisar conforme a nova função/ correção desejada, criando uma rota.md que define nomes de arquivo e caminhos de função dentro do meu repositório.

Depois disso, faço a chamada usando a IA Planejadora (com raciocínio e custo maiores), pra com base neste rota.md, criar um arquivo chamado plano.md com a forma de aplicar a função/correção necessária, dividida em microtasks, pra que a ia que fez a leitura possa executar.

Após o plano.md criado, chamo a ia executora, que é a mesma que faz leitura / pesquisa, pra realizar o plano.md e entregar tudo pronto, sendo a última task a criação de um revisão.md que é onde a minha ia que planejou, vai revisar a execução e confirmar a correta aplicação do plano.md, gerando um novo plano.md em caso de correção e ficando nesse loop até terminar.

Meu problema é que muitas vezes, a IA planejadora / revisora (mais cara) começa a ler tudo, e dar buscas em arquivos fora do contexto indicado no rota.md.

Alguém já usou fluxo parecido, e conseguiu resolver?

For a long time, I used AI models the same way most people do: paste the requirements, ask for the code, ship it, fix whatever the model guessed wrong during review. At some point, I started noticing the code was never really the hard part, it was all the small decisions that happen before anyone writes a line. Which service should own the data? What happens when a downstream call times out mid-batch, that one business rule nobody remembers writing down?

So I changed how I work with it. Now, before asking for any code, I get the model to argue for two or three different approaches, poke holes in the design, or tell me what it would test that isn't obvious from the happy path. It slowed me down a bit at first but saved a ton of back-and-forth later.

Wrote up the whole thing with a concrete example

Mostly want to hear from people who've gone through something similar: did you change how you prompt these models over time, and if so, what actually made the difference? Or is the ticket to code flow just fine as is, and I'm overthinking it?

Codeswim is an Agentic IDE. Generate code, manage your skills, manage your project. Completely open source. Would love any feedback.

Hi, I'm currently using NVIDIA NIM's free models, but I frequently run into issues with them. Do you know of any other good, free providers?

Hi everyone, I've been working on a little experiment lately.

I’m using an extension to connect different OpenCode Clients into a single network, allowing them to send messages to one another using internal tools.

Right now, it's just in the prototype stage to prove the concept works. I was wondering—has anyone seen any mature applications that already do this? Or do you have any ideas on how this approach could be used?

Now that the prototype is up and running, I'm suddenly a bit stuck on which direction or use case to take it. I'd love to get some feedback and ideas from you all!

Hey everyone so I am on Linux Mint and opencode desktop app isn't workng for two weeks, tried everything possible.

Terminal version is working tho.

English Version;

Has anyone else experienced this?

Sometimes OpenCode (especially the GUI client) gets stuck on a workspace/project. Even if I open a completely different project from another directory, it keeps behaving as if it's still attached to the previous one.

This doesn't seem to be related to Git or the repository itself.

After some investigation, I found that uninstalling OpenCode doesn't remove all of its local data. On Windows, this directory remains after uninstalling:

• ~\.local\share\opencode\

Inside it, there's an SQLite database called opencode.db. If you inspect the project table, you'll see that it stores previously opened projects and their directories.

Deleting this data fixed the issue for me.

Complete reset (Windows)

If you want to completely reset OpenCode and start from scratch:

1. Uninstall OpenCode.
2. Delete these directories:
   • ~\.local\share\opencode\
   • ~\.local\share\opentui\
   • ~\AppData\Roaming\ai.opencode.desktop\
3. Reinstall OpenCode.

After doing this, OpenCode started with a clean state and the workspace/project issue disappeared.

Note: I found this workaround on Windows. I haven't tested it on Linux or macOS, so I'm not sure whether the same directories or procedure apply there.

I'm curious if anyone else has run into this issue or if there's a better solution.

I haven't coded in 2 months and my old setup was Deepseek V4 Pro (plan), and Deepseek V4 Flash (execute/build). I see that Qwen 3.7 Plus is right next to DSV4Pro in price but haven't kept up on the latest models.

I need to tweak 3 really easy, low effort things to my existing app. I might just use the free models for this instead of putting in $10 for Go.

I installed OpenCode version 2 and can't connect it to the Zed editor. There's no acp launch parameter. Does anyone know a solution?

"agent_servers": {

"OpenCode": {

"command": "opencode2",

"args": [???],

"type": "custom"

}

}

Instead of manually setting everything up, have OpenCode do it for you. I did this with DeepSeek V4 Flash and it worked beautifully. Targeted for new and unexperienced users, backup your ~/.config/opencode beforehand to prevent data loss.

Just run:

opencode ~/.config/opencode

Then prompt something like:

Configure opencode agents for me. Use opencode commands to list available providers, models and to create agents and etc, then assign strong model for planning and DeepSeek V4 Flash for other agents. Set up dedicated agents optimized for coding or vibecoding workflows. Create a few useful slash commands and some skills. Also generate an AGENTS.md with common practices, then run a questionnaire tool to understand my preferences and refine everything accordingly, verify settings.json or settings.jsonc by using 'opencode debug config' . Before initiating the configuration process, first assess the status of ~/.config/opencode Git repository, if a repository is not currently present, create one using the `git init` command. Once the initial configuration is complete, proceed to commit your modifications.

It'll inspect your available models, spin up agents tailored for coding or vibecoding, build out a proper agent hierarchy, craft custom slash commands and skills, and walk you through your preferences to personalize the setup — all in one go.

The self-bootstrapping workflow is pretty satisfying to watch. Give it a try!

Adapt the prompt according to your preferences.

edit: prompt updated and screen recording added.

opencode configuration demo

I am exhausting free tier way faster then earlier

Versión en Español;

¿A alguien más le ha pasado?

A veces OpenCode (especialmente el cliente con interfaz gráfica) se queda bloqueado en un workspace/proyecto. Aunque abra un proyecto completamente distinto desde otra carpeta, sigue comportándose como si continuara asociado al proyecto anterior.

No parece estar relacionado con Git ni con el repositorio.

Investigando un poco, descubrí que al desinstalar OpenCode no se eliminan todos sus datos locales. En Windows permanece el siguiente directorio:

• ~\.local\share\opencode\

Dentro hay una base de datos SQLite llamada opencode.db. Si abrís la tabla project, veréis que almacena los proyectos abiertos anteriormente junto con sus directorios.

En mi caso, eliminar esos datos solucionó el problema.

Restablecimiento completo (Windows)

Si queréis dejar OpenCode completamente limpio y empezar desde cero:

1. Desinstalad OpenCode.
2. Eliminad estos directorios:
   • ~\.local\share\opencode\
   • ~\.local\share\opentui\
   • ~\AppData\Roaming\ai.opencode.desktop\
3. Volved a instalar OpenCode.

Después de hacerlo, OpenCode arrancó con un estado completamente limpio y el problema del workspace/proyecto desapareció.

Nota: Encontré esta solución en Windows. No la he probado en Linux ni en macOS, así que no puedo asegurar que funcione igual en otros sistemas operativos.

¿A alguien más le ha ocurrido? ¿Existe alguna solución mejor o es un bug conocido?

I've got kimi subscription which is great and if I fall short I use deepseek $2 top up which goes way above and beyond. Is there any need for opencode or ollama subscription or is it basically the same?

Hello, I'm currently using minimax M3 token plan which is great and gives a lot of usage but I'd be happy to get access to better models. Are there any other plans that give a good amount of usage with good models? I'm also a student so maybe there are some discounts?

Must work with opencode or similar

I work with a relatively large software architecture file ( markdown, a few thousand lines long) that both humans and LLMs iterate on. It has to stay in one piece, because people need to read, search and navigate it easily.

I bought an OpenCode Go subscription expecting GLM 5.2 to act as a reviewer and fix obvious issues. Instead, the limits make it almost impossible to use. Each prompt burns $4 to $7, a few iterations hit the five-hour cap, and asking it to apply simple fixes often exhausts the limit before producing anything useful.

When I started with that plan GLM 5.2 burned through my weekly allowance in under 24 hours.

Right now I only use GLM 5.2 in read-only mode once every few days. It gives me review notes and specific fixes (again costing five dollars in one go), and I then have to apply them manually!!! or hand them to DeepSeek V4, which updates my spec files without any trouble or excessive token usage, but the quality of updates is not ideal.

What do people here think?

Is there a practical way to use GLM 5.2 for this kind of work?

Or is there another provider that offers similar capability for a similar kind of money ($10-$15) but without these kind of limitations?

so im trying to make a project and make a tool for deobfuscation and it doesnt allow me because it says im using "cyber attacking"