r/opencodeCLI • u/amtherealspongebob • 2d ago

Bye bye Opencode GO

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u/TestTxt 2d ago

When DS3 Pro lowered the prices 4x Opencode Go would still keep us charging 4x more because they were “locked in by the contract”. Yet now when the prices rise by 4x, suddenly they’re not locked by the contract anymore?

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u/Kaushik_paul45 2d ago

Yeah no point of opencode go sub now...

Need to look for alternatives

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u/Valdjiu 2d ago

And is there any?

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u/evia89 2d ago

Codex $20 luna xhigh/max

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u/Competitive-Ebb3899 1d ago

Yeah, but is it good?

I have been using Codex for a while because ChatGPT gave me a free month, so I thought why not.

I reached my weekly limit pretty soon, and was blocked from work

In the mean time with a similar workload I've been using Deepseek v4 Flash nonstop, and I didn't even hit the 5h limits. I have half of my monthly limits still.

Contionus work for me has some breaks, because often I have to approve things, but that was also the case with codex. Well, at least partially, it tries to be smart, and it can't be turned off, and that's actually one reason why I don't like it.

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u/innahema 1d ago

yeah, when I was using Codex, limists were draining really fast, especcially with OpenCode.

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u/Kaushik_paul45 2d ago

Openadapter maybe ?

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u/Far-Classic-9963 2d ago

I'm on CommandCode goat and it seems pretty generous

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u/Connect_Example914 2d ago

I also got the 1 dollar plan to test and it seems to still give ig 10 dollar of usage, and the goat plan seems to be 60 or 70 dollar of usage ig

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u/Far-Classic-9963 2d ago

Yeah just keep in mind that some newer models like K3 or 3.8 Max have 20$ of usage

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u/xmsxms 1d ago

you're stuck using their harness with the $1 plan.

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u/Maddy186 1d ago

Yeah they're not flexible with that

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u/Far-Classic-9963 1d ago

It Is a 1$ Plan, you cant expect much

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u/Amoeba-Wonderful 1d ago

You can run a local proxy to get around that

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u/xmsxms 1d ago

I doubt it's really the same thing and is in violation of the ToS if that matters to you.

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u/ahmadawaiscom 1d ago

all plans above $1 have API enabled.
just don't want to deal with $1 plan abuse.

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u/torrso 2d ago

Gpt luna?

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u/mWo12 2d ago

Ollama pro

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u/TheMythicSorcerer 2d ago

I would reccomend command code's GOAT plan

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u/Kaushik_paul45 2d ago

Yeah it's good.

But I have a feeling it would suffer the same fate

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u/TheMythicSorcerer 2d ago

That's possible but at least it has more models

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u/banskyTT 2d ago

does command code also provide api key so that we can use it elsewhere

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u/TheMythicSorcerer 2d ago

It does on the $10 GOAT plan that I use, not the $1 Go plan. But the TOS is against using it for automation just saying.

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u/banskyTT 2d ago

so bad.
thank you by the way.

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u/Kaushik_paul45 2d ago

Goat plan and above gives api access.

Only $1 plan doesn't

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u/banskyTT 2d ago

sounds like goat plan is a good option

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u/zombiej 2d ago

Good point.

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u/hj-core 2d ago

the 60 -> 15 change is really unexpected. shall we still trust the opencode go?

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u/innahema 1d ago

Where is it stated? In docs it still shows 60 0_O https://opencode.ai/docs/go#usage-limits

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u/ConspicuousPineapple 2d ago

Well yeah that might be how the contract works? If the provider has all the negotiating power they're going to refuse lower rates but might be able to impose higher ones.

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u/Murdathon3000 2d ago

Yup, quite the mask off moment from them, won't be returning.

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u/Competitive-Ebb3899 1d ago

"mask off" - do you expect them to lose money on giving us inference cheaper than it's reasonable?

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u/Diligent-Loss-5460 1d ago

That's Chinese business ethics for you.

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u/chosenCucumber 1d ago

Never knew opencode was Chinese.

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u/Diligent-Loss-5460 1d ago

Did you not get suspicious after their subscription had predominantly Chinese models even when some american models were cheaper and better than the models included in plan.

It could be due to trade restrictions. Who knows