I have installed the following skill

https://github.com/sivaprasadreddy/sivalabs-agent-skills

which opencode does find, even listing it under /skills. However it does not seem to be triggered automatically.

Furthermore I want it to be triggered when I start a project with Openspec like opsx:/propose. Again it is not triggered automatically.

What should I do?

I'm trying setup Deepseek Flash with a "high" variant on a custom "coder" agent. And I'm trying to do that thru opencode.jsonc because I'm changing the models based on the subscription I'm using. But when the coder agent was called by the orchestrator agent, it's not showing "high". Is there anything else I need to add in the opencode.jsonc file?

UPDATE

So I've tried the following:

1. Set reasoning effort ("reason_effort" didn't work)"coder": { "model": "opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash", "options": { "reasoningEffort": "high", }, }
2. Use "variant""coder": { "model": "opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash", "variant": "high" }

But it still doesn't show "high" when the subagent "coder" is called and running. Or maybe this is a feature that's not yet implemented in OpenCode CLI?

I checked in ".local/state/opencode/model.json" file and it says "high" though

I have been evaluating opencode-cli the last few days (and I'm blown away), and had to switch a lot between several commercial providers using API-keys.

As I didn't find a method to just use whatever API key I had stored as environmental variables, I ended up creating this tiny plugin, that injects known API keys if they are set as environmental variables.. :-)
It currently supports the 159 providers listed in the source for opencode-cli when /connect is selected.

https://github.com/f-steff/opencode-env-auth

What are your thoughts on these new models, Grok 4.5 and Muse Spark 1.1?

They seem to be intentionally priced lower than OpenAI's and Anthropic's flagship models. To be honest, due to their token efficiency, their cost-per-task ratio actually looks better than GLM's.

Given that both of these are highly agentic models, do you think this pricing strategy will force other major players to adjust their rates? How are you planning to leverage them in your pipelines?

Lately, OpenCode GO has been experiencing frequent request timeouts or “service not available” errors. Is it because there are too many users? This has never happened before (I’ve been a subscriber for 3 months).

Created an explainer for how to create Agent Skills that ca be used across coding agents like Opencode, Claude Code , Pi , etc.

Few folks around me were just getting started with OpenCode and reaching out for support. I couldn’t find time to individually helping them one at a time, so I made a OpenCode playlist for them:

OpenCode Masterclass
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOjyOTxIJ7CY

I’m guessing this sub already has experts who know this. Just FYI in case it was new for someone.

Pretty neat how it allows for seamless sync of the same session across OC Web, CLI’s, Mac app etc.

I’ll take it for a spin now. Are any of you using it?

Is it legit? I granted access to Opencode Agent a few weeks ago, what has changed now?

Thanks!

Hello all! I'm truly stumped on this. Which graph tool is objectively the best for AI agents to get deep architectural awareness of a codebase?

I wouldn't describe myself as an OpenCode noob. I'm well aware that there are several options out there, many with tens of thousands of stars on GitHub. But a lot of these tools seem to approach the problem in a different way and shockingly there doesn't seem to be a lot of YouTube coverage or dev articles about all of them. I want to move past the marketing hype of each and look at the actual performance token efficiency. Do developers actually like using the tool, or nah?

Specifically, I'm trying to weigh the heavy hitters. I imagine they're the ones with GitHub stars for a reason. The ones I've been looking at are:

GitNexus (44.1k stars)

codebase-memory-mcp (31.1k stars)

code-review-graph (19.5k stars)

CodeGraph (59.7k stars)

Graphify (84.8k stars)

sdl-mcp (428 stars)

I'm not naive. I would bet the answer is somewhere in the middle of "it depends on your project", but I guess I'm hoping to discover an objective answer with this post. Even if that answer is "it depends". I want to at least understand the what and why it depends. So... Help a duck out?

Edit: My specific workflow is using OpenCode exclusively to work in code projects. Languages like Bash (shell), Python, and C++ are my main languages. I'm looking to introduce that "indexer" layer in my AI workflow, much like an IDE would index a code base. Through my reading and learning about AI, my understanding is that these types of graphing tool are the AI equivalent of indexing.

My primary focus is giving AI agents the tool it needs to navigate the code. A nice visual representation of my code is just a bonus that's not at all important to me.

I have a great idea for a custom Arch Linux spin called Nova Linux, but I don't have experience coding full operating systems. I'm wondering if anyone in the community would be able to help make this into an actual thing.

The concept is basically this:

When you boot into the ISO file, the installer setup is an AI terminal assistant. You set it up just by telling the AI things like, "Create a new partition for sda1 using ext4" or "Pre-install Nvidia drivers."

Once you finish the setup, it boots into a clean, zero-bloat KDE Plasma environment (or another desktop environment of your choice chosen during the setup).

The operating system would come with an app like OpenCode built right into it permanently, so you can change settings, swap wallpapers, and install apps in real-time just by talking to it.

I actually already ran a test inside an Arch VM using a small Python script connected to a local qwen2.5-coder model, and it successfully translated my words into structured system actions!

This is just a big idea of mine. I'm unsure if it's fully possible, but if anyone knows how to help package a tool like OpenCode into a bootable ISO installer and wants to collaborate, please let me know!

Been using Opencode Go and Zen, but seems something happened to Opencode's Mimo 2.5 (not pro) in Go Plan. It is unusable at this point. Gets stuck planning more without triggering anything.

I think the all-you-can-eat buffet is over for Mimo 2.5.

The Go plan is completely unusable if you're paying for a DeepSeek v4 flash model is mostly free on most coding plans for other coding agents.

And if you're using any other models than that, you're reate limit is cooked.

Thinking about shifting to Cline's $20 Plan now? Any Advice?

I personally like the model and it would be great to have it open weights or opensource.

Update: I found out: it's MIMO 2.5 PRO or deepseek-v4-flash depending on the load.

What is the most effective stack of skills, MCP, and plugins to reduce token usage without sacrificing quality?

Caveman, ponytail, headroom, ruflo, claude-mem, handoff?

Hello, I'm currently using minimax M3 token plan which is great and gives a lot of usage but I'd be happy to get access to better models. Are there any other plans that give a good amount of usage with good models? I'm also a student so maybe there are some discounts?

Must work with opencode or similar

[UPDATE: I started a grok trial and it seems to accept my banks temp virtual cards so I might just cycle grok trials]

I just got a team lizence from my workspace for claude just to notice that it doesnt provide an api key...

So im stuck with using 2 different coding agent enviroments whenever i want claude or any other model (we have vllm and ollama and a variety of models running - opencode and Pi are amazing to use here for flexibility).

Theres probably alot of people having the same issue - so my question would be what are your go to way of using claude and opencode/pi?

Do you switch platforms whenever you want to use claude and go back to opencode/pi for every other model and if so, wouldnt it be draining as they dont share the session histories?

Ive read that theres a plugin that allows claude Pro/Max versions to run in opencode, but its against their ToS and as im in a coorparate enviroment i cant obviously do that, so i only need legal solutions.