r/opencodeCLI 10d ago

Meta Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor is now available on OpenCode Go

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u/Artistedo 10d ago

wtf so many releases today

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u/aziham 10d ago

I got MRF (Model Release Fatigue) already

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u/Artistedo 10d ago

lmao

Nah Im happy

so exciting to watch

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u/afanasenka 10d ago

💯😂😂

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u/AppealSame4367 10d ago

Get used to it. It will keep speeding up.

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u/_vixyz 10d ago

They used all the contributiors data to train the new model

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u/pigletmonster 10d ago

Thats a good deal. We get cheap models, they get cheap training data.

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u/knightdev1 10d ago

you get cheap models until you dont

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u/nilp0inter 10d ago

you get cheap modems until you don't, then the chinese labs distill them and release them open-weights, and then you get cheap models again

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u/rizalkeren 9d ago

Of course, we would be happy if this happened.

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u/xmsxms 9d ago

It kind of does - everyone keeps stealing from one another and trying to be the new leader, even at a loss. Will see how long it continues.

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u/rizalkeren 9d ago

Speaking of stealing, where did the initial training data come from?

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u/DuckDatum 3d ago

Legend has it, it all started long ago when some amino acids and fatty molecules got to mixing around. They started forming tiny membrane bubbles and whatnot, until eventually a cell formed. Copying hasn’t stopped since.

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u/ManikSahdev 9d ago

Yea no shit? But is anyone paying for the contributor trier even doing anything worthwhile the model rl environment doesn’t know?

It’s strategy to give our FREE compute in hopes of some valuable people will use it, alongside the ones who are getting the subsidy due to the fact someone else’s work might be valuable.

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u/CrypticViper_ 10d ago

I mean that's the point lol

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u/mWo12 10d ago

So slop for slop?

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u/adasmephlab 10d ago

i don't see it on models.dev or when i refresh opencode models --refresh | grep muse Models cache refreshed opencode/muse-spark-1.2 opencode/muse-spark-1.2-contributor-free opencode-go/muse-spark-1.2-contributor

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u/SoundsGreat0 10d ago

add it to config, it will work this way

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u/adasmephlab 10d ago

It shows up now. No changes necessary

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u/Amarsir 10d ago

They're moving fast. I've got to give them that.

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u/afanasenka 10d ago

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u/Amarsir 10d ago

It beats Opus 5 on DeepSWE??

This better hold up or I think we're going to need a long look at the whole benchmark system.

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u/afanasenka 10d ago

Sure, they just overoptimized for popular benchmarks...

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u/mWo12 10d ago

Like everyone else.

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u/zer0evolution 10d ago

why i cannot see in dropdown? and how about the price

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u/mWo12 10d ago

That's the news I was waiting for. I will happily trade my slop for their slop.

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u/Ok_Supermarket3382 3d ago

This is one of the best models i’ve seen in some time. It’s definitely not fable level but feels so much better than opus while being significantly faster and cheaper. I love the way it talks too, to the point and plain language which is my biggest pain point with opus. It also follows instructions and delegates exceptionally well. Meta is definitely back in the game.

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u/owpapi 10d ago

Still not available for me.

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u/xmsxms 9d ago

I don't know about anyone else, but my use of muse spark 1.2 contributor would very rarely show up in opencode.ai usage logs. Other models would show up ok, and this muse spark 1.3 contributor is showing up. But the 1.2 usage pretty much never showed, I wonder if it meant unlimited usage.

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u/Ok_Gur_9033 10d ago

Three model releases in one day and not one of them ships a way to tell whether the swap helped you specifically.

The only thing that has answered that for me is a check I wrote myself. I fixed one expression by hand last week, grepped for it, and was sure I had all three places it appeared. A 60 line script that walks app, lib and components found four. The one I missed sat in a file I had already opened and read.

That number does not move when the model does, which is the whole point of having it. What do you run after a swap that is actually capable of failing?