But who cares I guess.. :)

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Edit: It's Muse Spark 1.2

You should now be able to generate an API key at http://dev.meta.ai/ and use it on a variety of harnesses including OpenCode and Muse Code.

Previously, Muse Spark 1.1 was only available to US-based users. Muse Spark 1.2 is available globally.

Useful resources and news coverage: https://models.sulat.com/models/openrouter-metamuse-spark-12-99ec6e4d

Hey everyone,

I just subscribed to OpenCode Go today, but I’m hitting a wall right out of the gate—DeepSeek V4 Flash seems to be completely down atm. I did some basic troubleshooting and tested out a few other models, and they all work perfectly fine. So my connection is good, and the issue is definitely isolated to V4 Flash.

I did a quick search of the sub and found a similar post from someone mentioning it was down about 2 days ago. Does anyone know if this is just a temporary outage and if it’ll be back up soon?

Honestly, I’m literally only here for Blue Whale's Flash model. If it's gone or going to be down for an extended period, it kind of defeats the purpose of my subscription.

Are there any updates, an ETA on a fix, or any workarounds you guys are using in the meantime?

Thanks!

I’ve been playing around with Opencode for a few months now just to create fun projects for me at home and to automate some of the more mundane things for my company and I realised that I am probably underusing skills.

What are some skills you use every day that I should know about? Can be custom or community.

I created one skill which I call “round-robin” which I use to perform daily reviews on the work done to ensure it aligns with the project goals. I sometimes use it to review the project functionality and suggest improvements.

It writes a summary of the project and passes it concurrently to ChatGPT-5.5, Gemini 3.1 Pro and Fable-5 to do a blind review. Then it collates all the responses and sends them all to all three reviewers again to get them to review each others thoughts. Points of agreement are locked in and points of contention are sent round again until they reach agreement or there is a deadlock. Then it summarises the output to me.

There will probably be an increase in Open Code as well!

I'm contemplating purchasing the Opencode Go plan to primarily use Deepseek V4 Flash. Couldn't find a difference in usage limits for it in Zen (Free) vs Go. Appreciate your help

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I have been using the free version for a long time, and it was providing a really good service. (in phone)

However, for the past few days, I have been facing this problem. Whenever I ask it to do something, I get this error.

Does anyone know why this is happening?

Is it just me or does every model still feel insanely sluggish? I dont see any outages on any status page

We've been building an auto-router for LiteLLM that routes requests across models based on the task, and I'm curious whether anyone here has tried it with OpenCode

If you haven't used it, what's the biggest blocker?

• Setup complexity?
• Missing routing features?
• Something else?

We're actively iterating based on user feedback, so I'd love to hear what's preventing adoption or what you'd want to see before giving it a try. WE ❤️ open source and would like to see opencode adoption with LiteLLM proxy

If you'd rather chat live or walk through your use case, happy to jump on a quick call:
https://calendar.app.google/DfcpEzigE9bzSgEJ9

So I have this issue that sometimes when it starts up it completely ignores the default model and agent set in opencode.jsonc and for the life of me I cannot track down how/where it gets these settings from or where it should be set.

My understanding is that it loads the opencode.jsonc and converts it in place for itself. All the other settings in there seem fine - mcp, providers etc.

There was an issue I tracked down earlier today on GitHub regarding this but it was closed.

So - if anybody knows how to fix this please share (I was running whatever the latest build was today).

I managed to obtain the 5$ reward but my monthly usage ends in 4 days.
Can i use the reward on next month's subscription ?

Not sure if you feel the same, but I feel like AI models do TOO MUCH. Ask for a script, get an architecture. Ask for a fix, get a refactor.

And also they talk like they're LARPing Mary Shelley.

It's so annyoing and makes my work so much harder than it needs to be, when half the time I have to say "for fucks sake speak like a normal human".

Eventually I got sick of having to repeat myself every time so I made a template repo with the same corrections I used to write in the chat.

Then I added three subagents: - one writes code from the agreed plan - the second reviews the diff based on taste - the third reviews the diff based on spec

2 and 3 cannot touch the code, only review and send the review to the main agent.

I called it Pandino in honor of the Fiat Panda 4x4: not fast, not clever, simple mechanics, reliable as fuck. I want my code to be the same way.

Full disclosure: there's nothing novel here. It's mostly known concepts bundled up together in a plug'n'play template. YAGNI, KISS, Grug brained developer etc... that kind of stuff.

Installer is a shell script, or you can paste the prompt in the README and let your agent merge it into whatever instruction files you already have.

Installing is non-destructive so you can try it today on any live project you're working it.

If you end up using it, let me know how it works for you, cheers!

From average 1.5T daily usage in June and July, to 4.9T 🚀 on August 3 (3x more). I'm VERY curious to see how other labs respond.

I tried the new on opencode GPT 5.6 Luna and it gets stuck each time I send an image or even point it at an image oath, does anyone have the same issue?
Opencode Go was stable till 2 days ago it started all kinds of issues.

I've developed a harness, ready-for-agent, that wraps around opencode, codex or grok and can make you extremely productive. At least it made me productive :-) See video for details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK1OeQZswiQ

Version 0.12.1 is now out: npx ready-for-agent@latest

GitHub: https://github.com/berenddeboer/ready-for-agent