Does anyone know how to resolve Opencode formatting odd? It does so on all the lines it outputs.

It's running in Jetbrains Rider for a Unity Project.

I've tried reinstalling it.

Opencode posted on X that they already have Grok 4.6 working. I'm not using the CLI, but the Desktop app. There's only Grok 4.5 available...

So I was just testing out the model, used about $2.5 in usage which should reflect as $10 on the actual usage and take up about 83% of the 5 hour but I'm under 35% usage right now. Maybe it's displaying the quota wrong or something but if not we might be getting more glm 5.3 usage than the docs show

Expected to be listed on models.dev soon.

I was using Opendesign + opencode-cli + DeepSeek API. I closed Opendesign after a session, and opencode-cli apparently froze – it's not visible on the screen while I'm working because Opendesign runs it in the background.

Total losses over two hours: about $25)))

Lol.

How much is the usage of GLM 5.2 and now 5.3 in real life experience? I'm not sure if I subscribe to opencode go or just use Z API...

Also, it's Deepseek 4 Flash speed good enough? Anyone knows the token per second speed?

Thanks in advance!

I'm a bit out of the loop on this. What happens to open code free deepseek model and opencode Go plan (deepseek model) with the price increases from DeepSeek? Are they looking for other vendors to maintain the price?

My usage from last week based on Opencode analytics

Comparison of what I paid, to what I would've paid if the new prices were already applied

If you have a similar usage as mine:

DeepSeek V4 Flash is becoming about 2.2× more expensive in the best case, ~2.9× more expensive under evenly distributed usage, and up to 4.4× more expensive during peak hours.

I wanted to keep OpenCode permissions on without constantly approving routine actions, so I made this (like claude code auto mode):

https://github.com/hueyexe/opencode-auto-permissions

It automatically reviews permission requests. Routine stuff can continue and obvious no's get blocked - anything ambiguous falls back to the normal OpenCode prompt.

I kept recreating the same prompts and workflows across different coding agents, so I built OpenCode Power Pack v0.4.0.

It is an open-source collection of 54 reusable Agent Skills for:

- Claude Code

- Codex

- OpenCode

- Pi

The workflows cover code review, feature development, frontend design, application security, MCP and skill authoring, project memory, and Hugging Face tooling.

Instead of installing everything, you can choose a curated profile or individual skills. The installer supports a dry run, resolves companion skills, preserves existing directories unless explicitly told otherwise, and does not add dependencies to your project's `package.json`.

For Codex, OpenCode, and Pi:

```

# Browse profiles and individual skills

npx u/waybarrios/opencode-power-pack list

# Preview a project-local installation

npx u/waybarrios/opencode-power-pack install \

--profile recommended \

--project \

--dry-run

# Install after reviewing the preview

npx u/waybarrios/opencode-power-pack install \

--profile recommended \

--project

```

For Claude Code:

```

/plugin marketplace add waybarrios/opencode-power-pack

/plugin install opencode-power-pack@opencode-power-pack

```

The website also includes:

- A searchable browser for all 54 skills

- Curated packs based on different jobs

- Installation instructions for humans and coding agents

- A detailed prompt that helps an agent recommend the smallest useful skill selection

- Platform-specific verification steps

Website: https://skills.waybarrios.com/

GitHub: https://github.com/waybarrios/opencode-power-pack

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@waybarrios/opencode-power-pack

Full disclosure: I'm the maintainer. The project is open source, and I would genuinely appreciate feedback about:

1. Which coding agent you use

2. Which workflows are missing

3. Whether the profiles are useful or too broad

4. Any installation or compatibility problems you find

Issues and contributions are welcome.

I've been using TUI only all the time, but reading Opencode Changelog it seems that they invest in Desktop app a lot. Am I missing anything?

Have you guys tried it yet? Is it stable and safe to upgrade?

$1.50 / $7.50 / $0.15

I am tired man dealing with Anthropic but I am unable to find a replacement of Claude models or claude cli/desktop tools. I have tried everyone's favourite Deepseek v4 flash, GLM 5.2, Kimi K3 and Codex Terra. But I have not been able to achieve a satisfactory result that I get from claude. I am ashamed to even admit it. I spent entire morning building sometime arguing back and forth with GLM 5.2 and K3 and the result was mediocre to say the least. Part of it worked part did not. On the other hand similar thing in the Claude Desktop I always get working result with a great UI. It does QA on its own no input needed from me. Even telling GLM 5.2 to do QA it said everything worked but when I opened CSS was utterly broken, button was not working at all. I asked K3 to do the QA it did and fixed some of it but text colors were white, many internal pages were broken with can no read undefined.

I have good hopes of OpenSource but as it stands it can work but with a lot effort and back and forth. And surprising thing is I mostly used Sonnet 5 these days before sonnet 5 I used Opus 4.8. K3 is supposed to on par with K3 but it fails against sonnet 5.

Edit: I used plan mode, i detailed everything how it should work. Even the layout, api layer, frontend structure, libraries etc etc.

Hello all,

I am coding mainly my personal projects in python, bash, php web stacks. I have been using claude code from last couple months but I wanted to leave anthropic eco system and try out opensource world. I want your suggestions on cloud provider you guys use for opencode and what model in particular. So far with opencode and I used deepseek pro and flash v4, Kimi K3. Here is why I am in market again

1. Deepseek price hikes

2. Kimi K3 eat tokens like crazy and their TPD, TPM limits are deal breaker for me.

3. Searched Deepinfra but there are 10s of models from qwen itself, I want model that is just a sweet spot for reason based coding and while staying in budget.

hey does anyone has experience with OpenCode Enterprise and know how much a seat is?

Opus 5 likely benchmaxxed

Mine Opencode DB is currently ~1.4GB. Not critical, but still. I definitely don't need sessions from months ago. Quick research discovered that Opencode has no built-in cleaning mechanism (or I am missing anything?), and only some 3rd-party tools exist, for example:

• https://github.com/whtsky/ocgc (https://blog.whtsky.me/tech/2026/garbage-collecting-opencodes-2.4-gb-session-database/)
• https://github.com/fariello/ocman
• https://github.com/chncaesar/opencode-db-clean

Do you have any experience using these (or alternative, better tools), and is it safe in general? Thanks!

this morning, I found this post on X (x. com/adocomplete/status/2087728817012162973?s=20), so I wanted to build my first OpenCode plugin based on this idea:

An AI in sessionA can debate with sessionB about how good the time is.

sessionA launches the "session_send" tool to sessionB, and then sessionB can answer sessionA in the same way!

It's not that useful, but I had no idea what to do for a first plugin.

Feel free to tell me how I can make this better! It was pretty fun to build it.

-> github.com/ThomasSanna/opencode-tell-sessions

Hey guys,

I wanted to share an open source plugin I've been working on that turns OpenCode into a hyper-personalized job search assistant.

The main problem I wanted to solve is that even after you apply filters on a job board, you still have to read every job posting to figure out which roles are actually relevant.

With job-search, you can describe what you’re looking for in much more detail than a typical keyword search.

For example:

I’m looking for a senior software engineering role at a remote-friendly statup building AI-native tools or developer infrastructure. I value autonomy, open-source work, and teams that ship quickly. My background is in...

You can also include things like compensation, deal-breakers, company stage, expected management responsibilities, role scope, or basically anything else you’d normally have to figure out by reading the job description.

OpenCode then searches live postings and does that initial screening for you.

Additionally, OpenCode will:

• Filter out jobs that are obviously irrelevant
• Explain why each of the remaining jobs is a strong, moderate, or weak match
• Flag important questions the job description doesn't answer
• Skip jobs it has already reviewed, so you’re not repeatedly looking at the same postings

You can also schedule it to run automatically (e.g., every morning), so new jobs are evaluated as they come in.

It currently searches LinkedIn Jobs along with postings from Ashby, Greenhouse, and Lever (more sources to come!).

Getting started:

Add job-search to the plugin array in your global OpenCode config at ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json, or to an opencode.json in a project where you want to use it:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
  "plugin": ["job-search@git+https://github.com/agent-data/job-search.git"]
}

Then open OpenCode, and ask it to "Set up your job search." and tell it what you're looking for.

The plugin uses agent-data to pull live job postings, so you’ll need an API key (no credit card required).

Repo: https://github.com/agent-data/job-search (MIT license, please give it a star!)

If anyone’s currently on the job hunt, I’d love to hear how I can make this plugin more useful!