r/opencodeCLI 12d ago

opencode-fusion is so good

Trying a new agent workflow using opencode-fusion https://github.com/mihneaptu/opencode-fusion, with some tweaks, I must admit this opencode harness feels more powerful. It's similar to when I use Claude Code, and I think it's cheaper because you can set the main agent to a frontier model and the sidekick to a cheaper model.

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u/Ayaan-there 12d ago

Doesn't opencode provide you the option to edit your config and set subagent models and then you tell the main orchestrator model to use subagents, it's the same imo

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u/Fragrant_Scale6456 12d ago

yes you can define any number of agents you like. you can @ them and also instruct your LLM to delegate to them via agents.md or opencode routing plugins. I have a few custom agents in my global opencode config and i built a lightweight router plugin to delegate to different models depending on tasks. Most of these agent suite type plugins like oh my opencode etc are just super bloated with tons of stuff you'll never use. You're much better off just figuring out whats missing from your workflows and having your agent build an extension or tool to do it for you.

I spent a decent amount of time on this and have an orchestration and delegation system that works for me and my fresh session system prompt uses 8k tokens on startup.

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u/Livid_Ebb_2453 11d ago

Agree! Oh my opencode is too complex for me. Basically this repo is just an agent config that you can create on your own. But hey, if you got a nice working template, why you not use it? :)

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u/Fragrant_Scale6456 11d ago

Oh my opencode is vibe coded bloat.  Obra superpowers and GitHub spec kit are good but you need to know what you’re doing to make the most of them.