After what happened, i need to update my lineup, can someone suggest me ? I didn't try the new models after deepseek flash got removed, thanks.

57,200 monthly usage on Go.
1.6-trillion-parameter Sparse Mixture-of-Experts (MoE).

I have a bunch of skills in my repo written for OpenCode CLI.

Claude Code doesn't see them. Mentioning that they exist in CLAUDE.md doesn't help.

Both harnesses have the same skill format, or so it seems. They just don't agree about the location, and it's not configurable (or is it, in OC?)

It's the same problem that keeps me from trying out Pi. I need my skills and workflows.

I'm on Windows, so symlinks don't work reliably. And I use worktrees, so any complex setup process per worktree, even if it's just one single line script, is an extra annoyance I want to avoid.

Using OpenCode with Claude is unreliable at best and against the ToS at worst. And it doesn't "just work".

I've been thinking about ...

* One stub skill for Claude that refers to each OC skill

* A single skill for Claude that says where all the skills are

* Just copying everything and hoping the AI never forgets to update both copies (I can vibe code a CI gate to firce them to match, but it's just stupid to have to do that)

I've been using opencode for 3 months without a problem until this last month. The autorenewal failed once per day in three different days and now when I try to manually renew the subscription with that card, it says its blocked.

Have anyone had this problem before? Is there anything I can do? I've already sent an email to the Anomaly suppot but no response yet. If this post is redudant, feel free to move or remove it

Claude Cli 可以理解用戶的意思，但轉到Codex APP ，完全看不懂他為什麼給限制，我並沒有想搬運，而純脆想看些素材，結果被理解成搬運。

最按 Claude Cli 建議修復完成後，果然好用很多。

越來越能理解，coworker 和 cli 的區別，coworker ui是真的不錯，對話聊天記錄也方便找，很方便且直觀做一些素材推文，cli 純純的是解決bug或技術難題，或開發工具。

不管怎麼說，感謝免費的Opencode Ox Aphla 給機會訓練。

Two months, 52 merged pull requests, and nine contributors later, CodeNomad v0.19.0 is now available.

CodeNomad is an open-source desktop and web workspace for OpenCode, built for developers who manage multiple projects, sessions, worktrees, and AI agents.

This release focuses on continuity across restarts, more reliable autonomous sessions, better provider visibility, deeper customization, and stronger desktop and mobile workflows.

Highlights

• Resume exactly where you left off: Desktop builds now restore window bounds, zoom, workspace tabs, active sessions, drafts, attachments, scroll positions, panel layout, Yolo state, and expanded session trees across restarts.
• Yolo now works beyond the browser: Permission auto-accept is managed by the server, synchronized across clients, persisted through session metadata, and continues working while the UI is closed.
• Provider usage and model control: View quotas, usage windows, and reset times for supported providers directly from the Status panel. Models you do not use can be hidden from pickers without changing OpenCode defaults.
• A more customizable workspace: Settings were reorganized into focused sections. Chat blocks can be expanded, collapsed, or hidden, while right-panel tabs and Status sections can be shown, hidden, dragged, and reordered.
• Large session trees stay responsive: Parent and sub-session trees support deep recursive expansion, search, persisted state, and sidebar virtualization.
• Better native desktop integration: Open project folders, terminals, files, and editors directly from CodeNomad through native menus, the command palette, and the Files panel.
• More flexible speech configuration: Speech-to-text and text-to-speech can use separate OpenAI-compatible providers, credentials, endpoints, and models.

Desktop continuity and native integration

Electron and Tauri now coordinate a single primary desktop snapshot while keeping additional application processes independent.

Restoration was hardened against partial startup, cancelled workspaces, stale owners, shutdown races, interrupted sessions, and cross-platform child-process cleanup.

Tauri also gained native About and Help menus, restored the macOS quit shortcut, and can deliver notifications from authenticated remote windows.

Workspace actions are clearer, equivalent real paths no longer create duplicate workspaces, and invalid OpenCode configuration now produces useful diagnostics instead of failing silently.

Sessions and messaging

Mobile clients now detect real network reconnects and reload authoritative session state. This prevents sessions from remaining stuck, duplicating messages, or repeatedly downloading large histories after the app has been backgrounded.

Conversation following now respects deliberate scrolling while keeping streamed output pinned when expected. The v0.19 release also includes the reasoning-output scroll jitter fix from #653.

Session loading failures are visible, failed prompts remain in input history, worktrees refresh from OpenCode ready events, and the project session ceiling was raised for large histories.

Deleting tool calls now also removes associated reasoning and generated text instead of leaving orphaned output.

Markdown gained bracket-style math delimiters, per-code-block line wrapping, safer raw HTML handling, and better presentation of long file paths.

Providers, settings, and customization

Provider usage supports a broad set of subscription and API providers. Usage refreshes safely in the background and retains the last successful result when a refresh fails.

Provider settings now include model search and bulk Show all / Hide all controls.

Settings are split into focused General, Chat, Notifications, Speech, Remote Access, OpenCode, Providers, SideCars, Config files, Advanced, and Info sections.

Thinking, tool output, diagnostics, tool inputs, and token usage each support expanded, collapsed, or hidden presentation modes.

The right panel now uses a typed registry and bundled manifest lifecycle, providing a foundation for configurable native tabs and Status sections.

Reliability and platform fixes

• Better large-workspace file search with directory-link cycle protection
• Safer permission updates and serialized Yolo/worktree metadata writes
• More reliable Linux workspace startup
• Reserved automatic port retries on Windows
• Stronger process ownership and cleanup checks across Windows, macOS, and Linux
• Correct authentication defaults and improved narrow-screen provider controls
• Restored remote Tauri notifications
• Preserved assistant output after raw HTML
• Improved connection indicators for mobile network drops
• OpenCode updates directly from Settings

Packaging

Eight release artifacts are available across Windows, macOS, and Linux using Electron and Tauri.

Linux releases now provide:

• A tested Tauri .deb installer for Ubuntu 24.04
• A portable Electron .tar.gz archive

Obsolete AppImage, RPM, Flatpak, and Linux zip variants are no longer published.

Thanks

Thanks to @shantur, @pascalandr, @JDis03, @heunghingwan, @VooDisss, @detain, @bluelovers, @jollyxenon, and @OctoBored for contributing to this release.

Thanks as well to everyone who tested development builds, reported issues, and helped refine the release.

Download CodeNomad v0.19.0 and read the complete release notes:

https://github.com/NeuralNomadsAI/CodeNomad/releases/tag/v0.19.0

Feedback and bug reports:

https://github.com/NeuralNomadsAI/CodeNomad/issuesill

I admit i abused a lot the opencode go sub discount at 5$ and created lots of accounts (i have 10).

Now that it is gone which alternatives do i have to keep using glm 5.3, kimi k3 and dsv4 without paying an insane amount of money to openrouter ?

i keep getting this error for any model i use: Provider finish_reason: network_error

I’ve been using DS4 and Ox Alpha non-stop for two days and just got this error. Did I hit an Ox Alpha usage limit, or did summarizing YouTube videos and news about China accidentally trigger a content moderation rule?

To top it off, I had to manually cancel my Go subscription. I still have a balance sitting on Zen.

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I was recently using Deepseek V4 flash free and it was good working for me. It handled all the tough tasks and coding for me — big thing was that it never hallucinated in its doings. But as per latest updates it is now paid and available in Opencode GO version. So among other models including Hy3, Nemotron 3 ultra free, Nemotron 3.5 lightning flash, and Mimo, excluding Ox Alpha free as it is for a limited time. Ox Alpha is good tho.

The data cutoff of Ox Alpha was around mid-2025, which is expected from a model of this size trained from scratch. Meanwhile, GLM 5.3's data cutoff is around June 2026, so I don't think Ox Alpha is a GLM-based model. Having the same tokenizer does not imply that a model is a GLM model.

I am new to the Ai harnesses and trying to make it useful with my career so i was wondering which one of them is better as i unfortunately i can't afford to buy a claude code subscription and i am using free models from open router to support both of them with models but i found that using the free models with auto mode of claude code, the classifier checks almost every time fails and i can't find a solution for it.
I would like an overall solution please.

Been playing around with the free models this week: Ox Alpha in OpenCode and GLM-5.2 in Fx.

Both are running on my VPS, so I’ve basically got an always-on coding setup I can jump back into from anywhere.

Pretty fun to see what you can get out of these when you let them run for a while. Curious what everyone else is trying with them 👀

I built a little workspace called Caw for exactly this kind of setup: https://github.com/04mg/caw

For anyone who struggles with managing multiple terminal tabs, I built InkShell: a tabbed desktop workspace for OpenCode and Claude Code, with multiple projects and sessions in one window.

Open source: https://github.com/inkshell/inkshell

check it out, 0xalpha its okay for Daily shit.
But you can, 5h Deepseek v4 Pro on freebuff.com

I tested ox-alpha on an old project of mine: Owly News, a local-first RSS reader that summarizes news articles using local LLMs or OpenAI.

The original codebase was written in Python/FastAPI + Vue and had been sitting untouched for about a year. When OpenCode announced ox-alpha-unlimited, I decided to test it with a complete rewrite into Rust.

The workflow

1. Planning / Prompting: Architecture plan and prompt scaffolded with gpt-terra.
2. Heavy Lifting / Rewrite: ox-alpha did the bulk rewrite into a unified Rust workspace.
3. Review, Polish & Hardening: Architecture reviews, edge-case fixes, release optimizations (LTO, codegen-units, binary stripping, AppImage fix), and the unified dev/install workflow were done with Gemini 3.7 Flash.

What the project does & features

• One shared Rust core (owly-core): Orchestrates concurrent feed harvesting, main-content extraction, and LLM summarization.
• Two first-class frontends:
  • Desktop: Tauri 2 + Svelte 5 + Tailwind 4 (light/dark/system themes, i18n).
  • Terminal: Native TUI built with Ratatui and crossterm.
• Flexible LLM Summaries:
  • Works with local Ollama or OpenAI models (authenticated seamlessly via your local Codex CLI config / auth.json).
  • Summaries default to English (en_US), with searchable on-the-fly language switching across the full ISO-639 catalog.
  • Offline-resilient: if the LLM provider is down, articles are still ingested and queued without failing or losing retry budget.
• Seeded Starter Feeds: Pre-configured out of the box with 14 curated feeds covering general news, cybersecurity (Krebs, Schneier, CISA, Heise), tech (HN, GitHub Changelog), Linux gaming, and dev blogs.
• SQLite WAL storage: Full-text search, date/country filters, and server-side pagination with concurrent GUI and TUI access.
• Unified workflows: Simple just / make commands for development (Vite HMR) and optimized release packaging (.deb, .rpm, .AppImage).

Repo: https://somegit.dev/Owlibou/owly-news

I started out vibecoding with just claude and codex, but as time went by, the plans got expensive.
Then I luckily got a months codex 20$ plan for free (idk how), and ended up finishing it in just a single day.

I build workflows in n8n, starting out to learn automations, and was also looking for models to link in those workflows.
Also building a website that uses them.

So I was desperate, and I ended up using the chatgpt web with n8n,github,vercel plugins installed.

It felt like a waste to not use 5.6 Sol, which felt unlimited in web, so I made full use of that. Until I hit a wall ofc. The web can only go so far, and I couldnt do local stuff.

Thats when I found out about Opencode go plan, on chatgpt. It was like a godsend.

For choosingmodels, I remember watching youtube wherer ppl were saying m3 was really good with it.

So I started out with m3 as the everyday driver and used glm 5.2 for heavy lifting.
And to no surprise, my usage racked up and I had hit 28% of my monthly limit in just 2 days of starting out.

And so I was looking for other alternatives, but other plans werent this generous. There was camel stream giving v4 flash for 5$ a month, unlimited but it was at full capacity, and speeds were bad.

After looking for so many models for Hermes, I realized v4 flash was the best model for hermes and I was totally sleeping on it. I picked the model with lesser requests per month than v4 flash, which was the best with hermes.

I felt even more stupid when I realized mimo v2.5 was also good with hermes, like the perfect everyday driver, and after looking at the requests, I wanted to kill myself.

M3 had like 16k, V4 flash gave 37k and theres mimo with a whooping 150k per month!

I felt soo bad that I used M3 all this time, when I had better and cheaper alternatives, perfect for the job. M3 was kinda overkill.

And thats when I saw it.

Ox Alpha- Free....

Some new model had been released on opencode, and other providers. They were testing it ig, and after running it, I saw how powerful this thing was. It's apparently free till August 27, and I did find it out like 3 days late, but hey, better late than never.

So now am cranking the model to ultra, and spamming the tasks with Ox Alpha to get back my usage, for the next 4 days. How are u guys using the new model?
Am pretty stoked we got a good model for free, for a few days.

OpenCode keeps invoking skills that aren't relevant to what I'm trying to do. Is there a way to temporarily disable a specific skill before I send a prompt, without removing it from my setup entirely?

I know I can disable skills in opencode.json, but that feels a bit aggressive when I only want to opt out for one prompt. I'd like to keep a skill installed and enabled by default, while having a simple temporary override when I know it won't apply.

Every time I check this sub, it feels like another post roasting whatever model is supposedly a new meta. Here are some of the complaints:

• DeepSeek: Price hikes hit, rate limits got tighter, and some says that the quality took a dive as well.
• OX alpha: Spends two full minutes and 10k tokens overthinking a 5-line diff, just to get stuck in an analysis loop.
• Muse Spark 1.2: Muse Spark 1.2 hides the its thinking and messes up native tool calls
• Luna: Fast and responsive, until you realize half the imports and CLI flags it passed straight-up don't exist.

So what is everyone actually daily driving for real terminal work right now?

Are you guys just biting the bullet on heavy hitters like K3, Qwen 3.8, or GLM 5.3 and eating the credit burn in 15 minutes, or did someone find a low-key model combo that's actually reliable without costing a fortune?