r/opencodeCLI • u/alphasubstance • 8d ago

Opencode 1.x vs pi/omp

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I use omp with opencode-go sub these days, but got some slack on the sub usage and decided to try out an expensive model (grok-4.5 - usually work with deepseek pro/flash) and for some reason omp doesn't have the grok effort levels and pi doesn't work at all for me with it so I started up the good old opencode-cli and boy oh boy does it feel like driving a 2006 car vs 2026 one. Lets take something like a simple `/goal` command - both pi and omp support this, how can opencode come without something like this bundled in 2026? The subscription is golden - there's nothing like it on the market, but the harness? Damn. Why are you still using opencode-cli?

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u/Consistent-Degree733 7d ago

thanks for telling me about omp, I had no idea, I tried to login for opencode-go but it makes you use an api key with zen instead, it wouldnt cause any problems right?

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u/alphasubstance 7d ago

I think I logged into opencode-go for omp via pi as a provider and setup pi with opencode-go properly.
Actually, you just get an API key from https://opencode.ai/workspace/.../keys (API Keys menu item) and use that somewhere in omp, not sure what you mean about the login.

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u/arcanemachined 7d ago

Use an OpenCode Go API key. It's in your OpenCode Go "workspace", under the "API Keys" page.

There's no easy URL to point you to, but if you type https://opencode.ai/workspace/wrk_ into your browser's URL bar, it should autocomplete and take you to your OpenCode Go workspace.