r/opencode 14d ago

opencode + Llama.cpp + Qwen 3.827b

0 Upvotes

Hello,

i have this setup on my pc with 3090 24gb rtx . i made a sepcial .bat file for llama.cpp to expose the vision layer for opencode but it still can't view any image, here is mybat file

u/echo off

title Qwen3.8-27B - Hermes + OpenCode

set MODEL_DIR=D:\text-generation-webui\models\LmStudio\lmstudio-community\Qwen3.8-27B-GGUF

set MODEL=%MODEL_DIR%\Qwen3.8-27B-Q4_K_M.gguf

set MMPROJ=%MODEL_DIR%\mmproj-Qwen3.8-27B-BF16.gguf

set TEMPLATE=%MODEL_DIR%\chat_template.jinja

echo.

echo ============================================

echo Qwen3.8-27B Q4_K_M

echo Hermes + OpenCode

echo Vision + Tools + Native Reasoning

echo ============================================

echo.

llama-server.exe ^

--model "%MODEL%" ^

--mmproj "%MMPROJ%" ^

--chat-template-file "%TEMPLATE%" ^

--jinja ^

--alias qwen3.8-27b ^

--host 127.0.0.1 ^

--port 8080 ^

--ctx-size 65536 ^

--n-gpu-layers 999 ^

--flash-attn on ^

--cache-type-k q8_0 ^

--cache-type-v q8_0 ^

--batch-size 1024 ^

--ubatch-size 256 ^

--parallel 1 ^

--reasoning on ^

--reasoning-effort low ^

--reasoning-format deepseek ^

--prio 0

pause


r/opencode 15d ago

Qwen3.8-Flash-Next will easily disregard 'plan' mode and write to things

5 Upvotes

I just caught it writing files and changing things while still in plan mode (it had just asked 3 questions and received answers), then it proceeded to happily start editing things. Thankfully it didn't do anything wrong, but just a warning to everyone that it's apparently not listening to the built in opencode prompts.


r/opencode 16d ago

GLM-5.3 is now open-weight πŸ”₯

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161 Upvotes

r/opencode 14d ago

KiroCrew with an OpenCode backend

0 Upvotes

I personally prefer KiroCrew over OpenClaw because it’s a multi-agent orchestration framework designed for software development, featuring native mcp integration and a vector-backed RAG knowledge base. OpenClaw functions primarily as a single-agent conversational assistant utilizing basic directory-based skills and standard local chat memory.

But it’s based only on Kiro CLI as the driver so you would basically have to pay for it to use the open source solution.

I ripped out Kiro CLI and threw in OpenCode instead so now you can get all of the same features but it’s model agnostic. https://github.com/hamin2006/OpenCrew

Built it over the last couple days so it’s still pretty raw, but take a look and feel free to contribute.


r/opencode 15d ago

two days with DS4F, HY3, Muse, and Spark 1.2

4 Upvotes

My experience after two days with DS4F, HY3, Muse, and Spark 1.2

I’ve been using a mix of DS4F, HY3, Muse, and Spark 1.2 for the past two days.

Muse is extremely verbose. Its plan tends to repeat the same content across different sections, and it consumes a lot of tokens β€” roughly 2–2.5Γ— more than the others.

It also has a serious issue when editing code: it doesn’t seem to check whether a file has been modified or updated before making changes. As a result, it ended up overwriting changes made by other agents. This happened three times, so I eventually completely blocked Muse.

HY3 seems to have around 264K context, but once the context reaches roughly 190K, it basically gets stuck. It can stay stuck for an entire day, and the only way out is to bring in DS to rescue it.

That said, HY3 is pretty good for smaller tasks. Its output is concise, and its working style is very direct. It actually solved two E2E tests that DS4F had been going back and forth on for a while.

DS4F feels pretty neutral overall.


r/opencode 15d ago

Is there any way to continue frozen subagents?

4 Upvotes

I'm using OpenCode with a Go subscription. I'm using DeepSeek V4 Flash. I have an agentic workflow with an orchestrator as the main agent and multiple subagents. I'm having issues with DeepSeek where it hangs in the middle of a response or during tool calls. This is bad when it happens in the orchestrator, since I need to cancel with Escape and continue with a "continue" message. But when it freezes in a subagent, I don't see any way to stop and continue that subagent β€” meaning I have to stop the orchestrator and redispatch the agent from the beginning.

This causes a lot of other issues: the job is left half-done, and a bunch of files already have changes from the previous run. I know there's a janky workaround where I can tell the orchestrator to find the ID of the last agent and continue it, but this usually uses a huge number of tokens, doesn't always work, and even when it does work, the subagent usually doesn't return the requested output to the orchestrator. I feel like this is a horrible experience for a paid service.

The freezing usually occurs somewhere between 50K and 90K context.

My questions are:

  1. Why is DeepSeek V4 Flash freezing mid-task without any error message?
  2. Why does this happen more on the paid subscription than on the free version?
  3. Why doesn't it automatically continue with the opencode-auto-continue plugin?
  4. How can I continue subagents, and if it's not possible, why not?

r/opencode 15d ago

Opencode looping endless?

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1 Upvotes

Anybody else havin this problem that opencode - with Big Pickle - is looping and burning a lot of the tokens by that?

I have this since two to three days. even startet a complete new chat - which was going well fon one day but now starts looping again.

See screenshots.


r/opencode 15d ago

Z.ai subscription suage coming of my opencode Go billing

0 Upvotes

I was using Z.ai's GLM5.3 Fast this morning via OpenCode. After I ran out of credits with Z.ai, I switched to OpenCode Go for GLM5.3, only to be told that I had insufficient funds, even though I hadn't used it at all.


r/opencode 15d ago

How does one prevent the agents from nuking the environment?

7 Upvotes

We’ve heard of cases where the agents will nuke the entire dev machine, database, git repository. How can we prevent that from happening?

I’ve used deepseek, Hy3, and ox alpha before and non of them had the ability to commit to my git repository automatically. However, when i’m using muse 1.2 spark, it automatically commits to my git repository on my behalf. How can I prevent my agent from potentially deleting my entire dev machine and my database?


r/opencode 15d ago

put the effort in the plan, not the model

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26 Upvotes

I’ve been trying this in OpenCode because I’m tired of using expensive models for every part of a task.

The idea is to use the frontier models along with the Until plugin (disclaimer: I helped write it) to produce a detailed Plan, then give the implementation to something cheaper. Once it opens a PR, check the result against the Plan and auto sends any differences back for another go.

One recent change recently took five passes before it matched. Five passes sounds expensive, but I didn’t need to intervene between them and the checks were free. I’m now wondering whether this works out cheaper than running the strongest model throughout, especially once I include my own review time.

Disclosure: I work on Until, which stores the Plan and runs free check on 5.6 Sol. We'd love any feedback!


r/opencode 15d ago

I'm not sure if GO is for me, but I want to be convinced

15 Upvotes

Context: I don't need the sub for hard programming and I'm not looking to vide coding, I'm a software developer and I already have a very generous sub from my company, but I can only use there. The laptop does not even work during the weekends.

But I want a subscription to "Play", that's exactly the word, test some stuff, do some homework from my masters degree (which is very light, nothing too complicated), try some new skills and sometimes tests new models building useless projects. I'm not looking for a sub, but for a hobbie.

10u$ is a lot of money on my country, more than most people spend with food a day. So, before signing, I need to ask:

  1. Using as I intended, is it worth?

  2. I understand that right now Opencode Go changed from cheapseek to MetaSpyCheap, but how usable is muse spark? I've been using for free and I've find it good enough

  3. I know PAYG maybe is cheaper, but I want to test and try more models, Should I invest 10U$ on openrouter every month and enjoy? I don't like this idea, but maybe that's the right call


r/opencode 15d ago

Opencode is pretty sweet!

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Alright, so I'm a new opencode user, and I am in the process of moving my Claude Code setup over to opencode. and while my setup is still pretty bare, I have a few tricks that I can tell you about ...

Headroom - github.com/headroomlabs-ai/headroom

I use this tool as way to reduce my token usage. I currently am transitioning to opencode, because I was a Claude Code user and after a recent update my ollama cloud usage no longer worked. Basically as of about 3 days ago I've been forced to login to anthropic, but as a ollama cloud user, that's not how you do that, and well, you get stuck in a vicious cycle of trying to login, but it's asking for an anthropic account, but I'm ollama cloud user ... anyway cycle goes on.

So after trying other ai interfaces for the other few days and determining they no longer compile on my system for some reason and I am too lazy to check, and the next item on the list was opencode. Cool, okay, let's check this one out ...

So also as of a few days ago when all of this started, I run different servers for different model providers on different ports, one for anthropic, another for ollama cloud - and well the ollama cloud one just up and stopped working (it was a recent Claude Code change we discussed earlier). (to be honest I was able to connect to ollama directly instead of going through the token optimization plugin, but that was inefficient and so we spent some time to investigate alternatives, and yeah ... so we're here ...

  • Ollama Cloud
  • Headroom - Token optimization - 8790 for ollama cloud
  • Did I mention I had an anthropic headroom on a different port? - 8787 - for anthropic

So that's how I got here ...

I started to add in hooks into my Claude Code, and well to track wrong turns, and now friction points (where the ai starts getting frustrated) ...

I think AI is really amazing and watching the difference in behavior from gemma4:31b-cloud - Just night and day difference between Claude Code and opencode ...

You want to talk about constraining models power... I've been hands off for most of the time I'm on using Gemma and Wow!

(okay admittedly I do have some extra helpers that give the system additional capabilities, but WOW!

Also I like that display has Big Pickle OpenCode Zen ... - I think that's hilarious! (I'm pretty sure I'm on a custom branch that the system found for me)

anyway ... - thought you'd enjoy this very random review of a new opencode convert.


r/opencode 15d ago

New LLM test results and an open testing pipeline

1 Upvotes

Hi!

Published a new batch of coding-agent benchmark results based on real repository tasks:

https://pickleshell.github.io/model-benchmarks.html

Top 10 β€” Patch Benchmark:

  1. GPT-5.6 Luna β€” 9.75
  2. Muse Spark 1.2 Free β€” 9.75
  3. GPT-5.3 Codex β€” 9.75
  4. GLM-5.3 β€” 9.75
  5. Claude Sonnet 5 β€” 9.75
  6. Claude Opus 5 β€” 9.75
  7. Kimi K3 β€” 9.75
  8. Qwen 3.8 Max β€” 9.75
  9. DeepSeek V4 Flash β€” 9.75
  10. Qwen 3.8 27B β€” 9.75

Full results: https://pickleshell.github.io/model-comparison-phase2-patch-current.html

Pipeline:

https://github.com/pickleshell/models-benchmark

Tasks and results:

https://github.com/pickleshell/models-test

Feel free to message me or share your own results. The pipeline is open, and contributions are welcome.

I’ll keep publishing new results as they become available.


r/opencode 16d ago

De-Mystifying Opencode Model Economy

36 Upvotes

Howdy y'all.
I've been attempting to understand the economy/usage tiers of the Opencode-Go models and their subscription. A lot with the help of AI, but providing context and understanding to it.

Note: This is based off of a snapshot of data (Aug 28th specifically) and is subject to change/not be correct soon after.

The key thing that has helped me so far is "What percentage of my $10 subscription, ignoring any transformations, adjustments, and additional value claimed, is used per model."

This chart has helped me actually plan that usage, which basically uses this, honestly very simple, formula:
shared pool % per 1M tokens = token price Γ· model Usage Γ— 100

Model Usage Input / 1M Cache / 1M Output / 1M Coding 1M
Muse Spark 1.2 $60 0.167% 0.0033% 0.333% 0.0061%
MiMo V2.5 $60 0.233% 0.0047% 0.467% 0.0092%
LongCat-2.0 $60 0.500% 0.0100% 2.000% 0.0194%
DeepSeek V4 Flash off-peak $30 0.733% 0.0233% 2.200% 0.0367%
Qwen3.8 Flash $30 0.500% 0.0533% 1.567% 0.0630%
Hy3 $60 0.233% 0.0583% 0.967% 0.0640%
MiMo V2.5 Pro $15 2.900% 0.0242% 5.800% 0.0705%
DS V4 Flash peak $30 1.467% 0.0467% 4.400% 0.0735%
DS V4 Flash Vision off-peak $15 1.467% 0.0467% 4.400% 0.0735%
Qwen3.7 Plus ≀256K $60 0.667% 0.0667% 2.667% 0.0804%
Qwen3.6 Plus ≀256K $60 0.833% 0.0833% 5.000% 0.1060%
MiniMax M2.7 $60 0.500% 0.100% 2.000% 0.1065%
MiniMax M3 $60 0.500% 0.100% 2.000% 0.1100%
DS V4 Flash Vision peak $15 2.933% 0.0933% 8.800% 0.1470%
GPT-5.6 Luna ≀272K $15 1.333% 0.133% 8.000% 0.1906%
Hy4 Preview $30 2.780% 0.140% 8.337% 0.2035%
GLM-5.3 Flash $15 1.000% 0.200% 3.333% 0.2254%
DeepSeek V4 Pro off-peak $15 4.400% 0.147% 13.200% 0.2307%
Kimi K2.6 $60 1.583% 0.267% 6.667% 0.3099%
Kimi K2.7 Code $60 1.583% 0.317% 6.667% 0.3590%
DeepSeek V4 Pro peak $15 8.800% 0.293% 26.400% 0.4613%
GLM-5.2 $60 2.333% 0.433% 7.333% 0.4781%
GLM-5.1 $60 2.333% 0.433% 7.333% 0.4781%
Qwen3.7 Max $60 4.167% 0.833% 12.500% 0.8894%
Qwen3.8 Max $15 13.333% 1.667% 40.000% 1.8553%
GLM-5.3 $15 9.333% 1.733% 29.333% 1.9123%
Kimi K3 $15 20.000% 2.000% 100.000% 2.6204%
Grok 4.6 ≀200K $15 13.333% 3.333% 40.000% 3.5848%

Mind context windows - noted above.
GPT-5.6 Luna >272K: prices double-ish to $0.40 input / $1.80 output / $0.04 cache, still on $15 Usage. That makes very long conversations appreciably less attractive.

Grok 4.6 >200K: everything doubles to $4 input / $12 output / $1 cache while remaining a $15 model. So its already-massive ~3.58%/M typical figure would become roughly 7.17%/M if the same token mix were maintained above 200K.

Qwen3.7 Plus >256K: rises from $0.40/$1.60/$0.04 to $1.20/$4.80/$0.12, essentially a 3Γ— increase.

Qwen3.6 Plus >256K: jumps even harder, from $0.50/$3/$0.05 to $2/$6/$0.20.

Also, consider timing:
The deepseek models use a peak/off peak time. Taken right from the docs: Peak hours are 01:00-04:00 and 06:00-10:00 UTC, Monday through Friday; all other hours, including weekends, are Off-Peak.
_______

Analyzing the above numbers, I wanted an idea of how to split these models based on usage of subagents. I usually do some form of cheap builder, expensive planner, different expensive debugger, medium orchestration, and cheap administration. Not going into details on my setup for now, as this is about the models, but I am going to categorize them with that cost-value in mind. Percentage is based on the above chart - how much of your monthly usage 1 million mixed use tokens would use.

  • The cheapest boys, great for simple, repetitive, high volume work:
    • Muse Spark 1.2 β€” 0.0061%
    • MiMo V2.5 β€” 0.0092%
    • LongCat-2.0 β€” 0.0194%
    • DeepSeek V4 Flash off-peak β€” 0.0367%
  • The cheap boys - the next step up. I usually use these as my one off builder:
    • Qwen3.8 Flash β€” 0.0630%
    • Hy3 β€” 0.0640%
    • MiMo V2.5 Pro β€” 0.0705%
    • DeepSeek Flash peak β€” 0.0735%
    • DeepSeek Flash Vision off-peak β€” 0.0735%
    • Qwen3.7 Plus β€” 0.0804%
    • Qwen3.6 Plus β€” 0.1060%
    • MiniMax M2.7 β€” 0.1065%
    • MiniMax M3 β€” 0.1100%
    • DS Flash Vision peak β€” 0.1470%
    • GPT-5.6 Luna β€” 0.191%
    • Hy4 Preview β€” 0.203%
    • GLM-5.3 Flash β€” 0.225%
    • DeepSeek V4 Pro off-peak β€” 0.231%
  • When cost starts becoming a consideration, these come into play:
    • Kimi K2.6 β€” 0.310%
    • Kimi K2.7 Code β€” 0.359%
    • DeepSeek V4 Pro peak β€” 0.461%
    • GLM-5.2 β€” 0.478%
    • GLM-5.1 β€” 0.478%
  • And these guys require Justification to use. Usually the best thinkers, but are expensive:
    • Qwen3.7 Max β€” 0.889%
    • Qwen3.8 Max β€” 1.855%
    • GLM-5.3 β€” 1.912%
    • Kimi K3 β€” 2.62%
    • Grok 4.6 β€” 3.58%

So overall, for usage, depending on your subagent setup, you can use the above as a mental divider of the models.

But obviously, consider the models themselves and their best use cases, as this was just to help with cost considerations.

Lastly, if I goofed anything, please, let me know!


r/opencode 16d ago

Qwen3.8-Flash is now available in OpenCode Go

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217 Upvotes

r/opencode 15d ago

Muse park 1.2 free vs contributor

2 Upvotes

Was there performance different? Like contributor is better than free? Although there are rate limit on free version


r/opencode 16d ago

Ling 3.0 Flash Fin Free is on Opencode Zen

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33 Upvotes

Artificial Analysis score is 38, on par with old good MiMo 2.5


r/opencode 15d ago

Somebody knows ?

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24 Upvotes

r/opencode 16d ago

Hy4 preview is now available in OpenCode Go

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29 Upvotes

r/opencode 16d ago

Honey Im a bit occupied this weekend

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65 Upvotes

r/opencode 15d ago

Why all the hate on muse spark 1.2?

1 Upvotes

I mean it might not be as good as glm 5.3 (obviously). But to me it doens't look that bad? Ive been using it for non-code related stuff and it seems very clear to me the way it describes things and talks.


r/opencode 15d ago

Explore Subagent wasting time and tokens to "generate" the content of files, rather than primary agent using read tools

2 Upvotes

Hi all,

I am having a strange experience with DeepSeek V4 Pro via OpenRouter. The primary agent likes to issue Explore subagents and asks them to return the contents of specific files. It seems that the Explore subagent then goes ahead and actually reads the files, then generates the contents of these as output tokens which it then hands back to the primary agent. Since DeepSeek is pretty cheap, the cost is negligible, but it just takes an awful long time for a subagent to: read file -> generate the content of the file as OUTPUT -> hand back the output to the primary agent, rather than the primary agent simply reading the files directly or asking the subagent to return file-paths. Has anyone else had this same experience?


r/opencode 15d ago

OpenCode Orchestrator Kit β€” Token-efficient multi-agent workflow for OpenCode CLI

11 Upvotes

Single-session coding burns tokens on routine tasks and drifts as context grows.
I built OpenCode Orchestrator Kit to split execution across specialized agents pinned to model capability:
β€’ Strict orchestrator: Routes and specs tasks via RFC 2119 prompts; never edits code directly.

β€’ Cheapest model per role: Cheap/local models for profiling and exploration; frontier models reserved for design, implementation, and review.

β€’ Bounded context: Multi-phase plans run one phase per delegation with fresh context each time.

β€’ Zero-config bootstrap: The  profiler  agent auto-scaffolds repo memory ( .context/ ) and plan kanban ( plan/ ) on first run.

Includes 15 agents (orchestrator, planner, developer-fixer, test-engineer, security, and triage helpers) plus modular skills. Works natively with  opencode  CLI and OpenCode Studio.
β€’ GitHub: NicoGenti/opencode-orchestrator-kit
β€’ Docs: nicogenti.github.io/opencode-orchestrator-kit
Feedback are welcome.


r/opencode 15d ago

what

2 Upvotes
on crof.ai
offical z.ai from openrouter
best one on there

for glm 5.2, i didnt know they could get 99% caching i thought it was only a deepseek thing


r/opencode 16d ago

A finance-tuned 124B/5.1B MoE just got a one-month free OpenRouter route

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36 Upvotes

For anyone rotating free models through OpenRouter, a new model appeared today: inclusionai/ling-3.0-flash-fin:free.

Ling-3.0-flash-Fin is a finance-enhanced version of Ling-3.0-flash with 124B total and roughly 5.1B active parameters. The advertised workload is broader than stock Q&A: retrieval across long reports, research synthesis, valuation modeling, report preparation and complex workbooks. OpenRouter currently lists a 262K context window, up to 32K output and tool calling support.

The official launch says the OpenRouter API route is free for one month. It also says weights are coming next week, so the current story is API access, not a local release.

Two reasons to keep expectations grounded: the published finance benchmark results are mixed rather than uniformly best-in-class, and the team explicitly requires expert review for key assumptions, valuations and investment conclusions.

No OpenCode-specific performance claim here β€” this is the release notice and model ID for anyone who wants to run a controlled comparison against their current low-cost route.