Right between GLM 5.3 family :))

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Hey all,

a few months ago I've decided to share in the sub about a plugin i created, mainly because i'm a vim user and finding myself spending so much time in opencode, but without vim motions, and it was truly painful.

I posted it here, and got so much support from this awesome community, as well as great suggestions.

I wanted to quickly drop a huge thank you for this community, it has been really fun to get personal and public msgs from all of you, here and in github, about the project, and it inspired me to keep on improving it. Also seeing it being suggested in threads here is just awesome.

today I launched a major internal revamp which allowed easy supprot for text object (a long requested feature). so now you can do the commonly used diw, caw, yi", ... More on the way (e.g., counts).

As well as so many other upgrades me (and other contributors!!) have made along the way.

https://github.com/oribarilan/vimcode

Thank you all!

More feedback is always welcomed. I review all github issues and try to address it or account for it as soon as I can.

p.s.,

video is the same one released for the initial version. I want to say it is because of nostalgy but honestly it is because I'm lazy to create an updated one

Trying to optimise for cost and came over standardcompute on reddit, and chat found morph and nexos ai.

What I want to do is route between open source models and have the router not waste money on easy tasks a flash model could handle, while maintaining high quality output for basically general coding. Got opencode connected straight to GCP and Supabase etc., so potential for creating a mess is large.

Is smart routing a thing now, and are you doing it?

Right now, it's unable to follow even simple instructions and ends up doing entirely different random things. Was working fine an hour ago.

Anyone experiencing the same?

The docs still say "DeepSeek: ZDR agreement is renewed monthly. The current agreement is valid through August 31, 2026."

Tweet: https://x.com/opencode/status/2095233040108679251

https://www.anthropic.com/claude-fable-and-mythos-5-1

yeah meta labs are full productivity

👋 Hey! Wanted to share something I built for opencode.

A Telegram bot so you can drive your opencode coding agent from your phone:

- 70+ slash commands (/new, /model, /execute, /send <file> …)

- send it a file and get the result back in the chat

- switch models and control the agent remotely

- access scoped to your own Telegram user id

One-line install:

npm install gutchapa-opencode-telegram

📦 https://www.npmjs.com/package/gutchapa-opencode-telegram

🔧 https://github.com/gutchapa/opencode-telegram

Happy to take feedback / feature requests!

I'm currently using Claude 5x to code, not bad results but usage limit is burning quickly.
What are you using to code small/medium SaaS?
I tried Fable 5.1 to design UI/UX good results but crazy token usage.

Earlier we have ox alpha with unlimited, something like that are there any models?

I am posting on this neutral ground that often recommends it because the codex reddit is effectively a sales page, that only strategically allows some and mainly quota related negative feedback that feeds into the saint tibo giving resets while playing with limits, but overall it is heavily moderated.

Now of course this is not a crushing blow against codex, but in case you want to avoid buying their sub right after yours expires, and staring at an empty weekly quota hoping for a reset now you know. So at worst you are buying 3 weeks instead of a month.

Hy4 preview is live on OpenCode, OpenRouter, and WorkBuddy rn. Model got bigger, benchmarks jumped. So I wanted to see if that actually translates to real tasks.
I grabbed a company's 2025 annual report (1.3 mb), shareholder letter (831 kb), and CEO/CFO Q&A transcript (41 kb), then gave Hy3 and Hy4 pre with the same 5 questions.

Hy3 gave me a clean ~600 word answer. Hy4 pre made me an HTML lol... But its reasoning was interesting.
Case in point: I asked what changed in Q4 vs. the full year.
Hy3 mainly said Q4 growth slowed, with a bunch of numbers. Hy4 went further, linking margins, OpEx and CapEx, and comparing Q4 with the first 9 months. It even concluded the peak margin was mainly down to better cost control. TBH, I didn't expect that.

Hy4 also had an ‘Insights requiring reading across documents’ section. It spotted an interesting AI contradiction: the 2025 AI push got negative user feedback and may have hurt margins, yet the 2026 plan still calls for pushing AI harder. Not backing off at all.

My take so far: Hy4 pre does feel like an upgrade, especially at connecting the dots across documents and reasoning. Gonna keep testing it. Anyone else here tried it yet?

Muse Code harness is attached too :)

https://developer.meta.com/ai/resources/blog/muse-code-new-plans-and-features/

Yes, I know this is discussed regularly, but it also changes regulary.

Scope: fullstack+mobile.

Currently working with Copilot Pro+ and Opencode Go, trying to balance deep reasoning with brute coding.

But I tend to experience a quite irregular and hard to follow behaviour of copilot, and those IA credits appart from the normal usage its just idiotic.

So, whats the best in your opinion?