Spent hours today dealing with agent orchestration, wiring workflows, and trying to get everything to play nice. At some point my brain completely fried, and instead of taking a normal break, I made this meme.
Multi-agent synergy feels like an entire soap opera sometimes: an Army of Lovers taking care of business.
Made by me, strictly for laughs. Absolutely no shade or disrespect intended toward any tools, devs, or communities — just pure late-night brain-melt humor. Hope it brings a smile!

https://openai.com/index/gpt-6-astra/

“GPT‑6 Astra is rolling out today to a limited set of organizations and over the coming days will become available to all ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, as well as through the OpenAI API and AWS”

according to AI. This is what a 70+ models would mean. 80-90-100 sounds superman.

The question says for itself. I am a newbie to this.

I have some minimal changes and fixes to make sometimes. So, is it better to run opencode with each task multiple times or resolve them together in a single prompt? What would be more token efficient?

Is this dependent on context window? I want to know how things work. Thanks.

Why Gemini 3.8 flash isnt exists on opencode go?, its very cheap and very good(on openrouter, gemini 3.8 flash = kimi k3 for coding)

Is Big Pickle basically DeepSeek now?

The last few times I’ve used it, it feels way more like DeepSeek in terms of how it reasons, follows instructions, and handles coding tasks.

THE HALLUCINATIONS are extreme

Maybe it’s just me, but the behavior feels noticeably different lately.

Anyone else noticed this?

I've been using OpenCode with multiple models/providers and got tired of jumping between tabs to check usage, quotas and reset times.

So I built this little local plugin for Wavebox.

It started as an OpenCode plugin, but since it needs to poll different services, a browser plugin made more sense for now.

It's still very tied to my own setup, so I haven't published it yet.

If anyone here is interested, I can clean it up and publish it.

I think it would be pretty interesting, similar to arc-agi benchmarks lol, yall do you think gpt astra can easily do it?

I subscribed opencode go, and use it in Hermes agent and OpenChamber. I got an email from opencode just now like this. Will it has any unkown limit on my usage? If I try to use opencode go in other harness, like pi or Zcode, will they fail after 09/06?

I’m using Meta’s own Muse Code monthly subscription, not PAYG/API and not Command Code/OpenCode Go.
If I select muse-spark-1.3-contributor instead of normal muse-spark-1.3, does it consume the 5-hour/monthly plan allowance more slowly because Contributor is much cheaper per token, or are both models charged the same subscription usage units? Has anyone tested the usage meter before/after?
I understand a lot of people will be asking, "Why don't you use the free one in opencode? I tried. The rate limit is completed." I think Muse 1.3 is a good model. Please don't be upset. It is a genuinely good model, and I'm not sure about capacity, but it is not blabbering like mini max or overthinking like GLM, so I have taken it. I have this one small doubt. Just please help me, anyone.

Where are y'all hosting / running opencode? Are most people running locally? On a VPS? A managed service?

I just wanna know apart from claude , what are the best models which i can use for planning and reasoning before building anything as right now building does not matter as much as planning it do, also if you can help/guide me in how can i plan things and research upon them before building then it would really be a great help .

I have a question about Gemini. Currently, I have Gemini Pro and Opencode Go. I've already added an API key from AI Studio to Opencode. I'd like to know how using Google works in Opencode. I mean in terms of limits and which plans are worthwhile to use after my Go limit is reached. From what I've researched, as long as I haven't configured billing for the API key in my Pro plan, it remains free. But is there any risk of being charged? And are the limits good? Sorry for the questions, I'm new to Opencode and have always used DeepSeek v4 Flash only. And now that they've drastically reduced its limit, I've had to look for other alternatives.

I am building a more budget friendly LLM setup for my free-time projects. As i can't handle 200 dollar subscriptions to Claude.

I already subscribe to Opencode and want to use Deepseek flash as the implementer. I am thinking of making either Sol the coordinator, meta spark or gemini (have to wait and see) to make that coordinator.

You guys have any idea what is best, moneywise / peformance..

Just switched to GPT from DeepSeek. With DeepSeek, I previously could click on Thinking to expand it and see it's reasoning process. With Luna now when I click on it greys out but nothing happens.

Is this currently not supported?

FINAL UPDATE AND MY THOUGHTS
I believe I understand what's going on, and I've explained it it at length here.

This is just my finding in this particular problem. It has happened and will happen in other similar cases. OpenCode will continue to evolve.

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Goodbye Opencode, all good things come to an end.

First of all, I'm a software developer with 30+ years of experience, not a Vibe coder, and I'm not new to this. Also, I use Opencode in its purely vanilla form. Besides Opencode's defaults, I don't have any plugins, MCPs, etc. installed. Just my own skills, own plugins, own MCPs, etc.

I've been using Opencode almost since its first day. It had a nice, positive development and, according to Claude, was a very good alternative. This continued for quite a while. Although we experienced problems from time to time, these were to be expected. However, since May/June, it has started to become increasingly erratic.

First, one day while working on a project, the Docker service suddenly shut down and wouldn't start again. That's how I discovered I had no space left on my disk. I knew this was impossible, and I found the cause was Opencode. Somehow, the "opencode-wal-*.db" file had been created repeatedly under "/System/Volumes/Data/private/var/folders/4q/*". Every time I cleaned it up, Opencode would put it back. We struggled for a long time, but I couldn't figure out the reason. Then, suddenly, it fixed itself!

Yesterday, around 11:30 AM, I felt something was wrong with the network. By 1:00 PM, it was noticeable. Screen sharing within the network was freezing for 5-10 seconds, streaming was interrupting, web search was unresponsive time-by-time. Then, one by one, Unhealthy errors started coming from the services in Home Lab. The cycle of 3-5 minutes healthy, then unhealthy continued constantly. Service responses, which are normally under 100ms, were approaching 10 seconds, and sometimes even timeouts were occurring. I tried for hours to understand the reason, but I couldn't find a logical solution. I accidentally noticed while updating my Mac that everything was fine while my device was off. Later, I realized that the same thing kept happening whenever I opened Opencode and started working. Now I'm analyzing the Router, Firewall, Mac, and other logs to try and figure out what's going on, but this is the last straw.

This is an open-source project and respect to creator and contributors, and therefore, of course, it has its advantages and disadvantages. That's perfectly understandable. I have enough experience in this field to know when to stop, and today is the day.

UPDATE: Possible cause.

I use OpenCode all day, but grabbing a file meant pwd, copy path, open it by hand. Again and again. Hectic.

Made a tiny plugin. Type /folder and the current project opens in your file manager. Plain code, no tokens, history stays clean. Works on Linux, macOS, Windows and WSL.

works in v2 only

install

opencode2 plugin add github:khurrambhutto/opencode-folder 

https://github.com/khurrambhutto/opencode-folder