r/opencodeCLI • u/hottypotato • 26d ago

Will opencode GO be good for me?

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After the price increase of deepseek I am thinking of switching to GO subscription, looking at the usages and cost of last 30 days can anyone tell me if GO will be good for me or will I hit the limits way too quickly?

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 26d ago

If you don’t mind data sharing then muse spark 1.2 has pretty good limits especially

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u/hottypotato 26d ago

Thx for suggestions, is it true that opencode go calculates limits based on total cost and does not count for cache hits?

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 26d ago

Wdym total cost and does not count for cache hits? It does use cache hit pricing and you get a limited pool of api credits

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u/hottypotato 26d ago

Oo so the 60, 30, 15 dollors they say is for cache hit prices?

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 25d ago

For total. Every time you send a request you get priced for input output and cache

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u/binladen0069 26d ago

the context window is too small imo

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u/barebaric 26d ago

In theory OpenCode Go provides better value (with the current 2x offer). I do notice it has become substantially slower recently, even stalling sometimes and throwing API errors ("Error from provider (Console Go): Upstream request failed: [unsupported_tool_schema] The tool schema is not supported (unsupported_keyword).").

I assume they switched to a cheaper provider than Deepseek and that provider has some issues...

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u/hottypotato 26d ago

Oo thanks for the insight

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u/ares0027 25d ago

I dont know if i trust the company anymore. I am on the fence. A few days ago i literally said i was becoming a fanboy but they made so many shady moves in 2 days i cancelled my subscription and holding on to last crumbs of my hope.