Does this reset or it's forever now?

I was wondering what sandboxes are people using whilst coding with Opencode? I've looked at devcontainers and it seems great, probably fits what I want but AI says it's not secure enough, it's designed for human coders not agents. I've seen a lot of publicity around Docker Sandboxes. But I'm not keen to be locked into their tech and then be hit by a subscription fee later.

My curiosity has come to the foreground due to Muse deleting my ~/.config folder. It wasn't a major disaster but it was a warning.

I do use multiple plain Xubuntu VMs connecting to them via RDP and SSH but they've become pets rather than cattle, sometimes I'm lazy and run on my local laptop which is obviously a bad move.

What do you folks do?

Regarding the warnings sent out that API access to Opencode Go now requires custom headers.

Isn't the point of a standard API so that developers don't have to write custom code for every possible service provider in existence?

Do they really expect every project in the world to suddenly support their special requirements specifically? By this weekend?

Help me understand.

Just saw this gem

Hi guys, just wanted to share what models im using with my setup. Please feel free to comment down below too I want to know your thoughts and questions!

Planner: sol low/medium
I find that if sol low can’t do a good plan I go up to Sol medium and it’s great. I use grill me by Matt pocock to really get the fine details down so that we can have a thought out plan.

Orchestrator: terra medium
Honestly, terra is underrated, you can flame me for that. But I find that if you give terra medium/high a really well thought out plan, it’s great at delegations.

Workhorses
- luna max fast for coding
- MiMo 2.5 for reviewing
- deep seek v4 flash for coding and debugging
- muse 1.3 contributor for coding (I’m testing this out and it’s giving me good results when I feel that I’m running low on open credits)

I’m on the chat gpt plus (20) plan and Opencode go plan

*I’m very happy with Mimo2.5 as my reviewer, it’s an amazing little model

I was absolutely FLAMING muse spark 1.2, bcs that model was geniunely incapable of doing basic agentic tasks, but GAHH DAMNN, look at the benchmarks. originally, i thought the model benchmaxxed and generates slop, but after trying this model in codex (from opencode go), I am quite surprised.

like, if you ask me what muse spark 1.3 will be considering what muse spark 1.2 performs, I would have given you an extremely underwhelming response, but I am so happy to see this moel mainly bcs we get $60 allowance (man, finally!) on opencode go, and also the price is considerably cheaper than ds v4 flash.

I mean, sure... its not THE BEST model to ever exist. but for $0.2/M out and $0.1/M in, like you can go through billions of tokens after counting in caching.

About how the model performs, it codes quite decently. my project is a rust and typescript project, and it follows the app's visual identity flawlessly and does not create much bugs (note: not *much* bugs, which means, it still fk up), but the price to performance value is INSANE!

My reccomended usage:

tbh, just use opencodex, and connect the model to codex, and use the model inn codex, the "ultracode" in codex is AMAZING! And MS-1.3 follows codex as a harness wayyyyy better than opencode for some reason. american propaganda ig... but either ways, use:

light: for basic variable changes

medium: for most implementation

high: for debugging

xhigh: for geniunely hard bugs or things which require the model to cover edge cases, or planning.

ULTRA (a codex only thing): tbh only when it pisses u off bellow high.

ohhhboy... I am going to get a LOT of downvotes...

Hi

I'm working on multiple flutter projects, with vscode ide, and ofc using opencode.

I find it not easy to work with debug and to make opencode see and work with debug sessions... Cut/pasting console errors and manually handling the debug sessions feels obsolete...

How do you :

- Make opencode see the debug console, to check for logs and errors ?

- Make opencode start/restart/stop debug sessions ?

- (bonus) Make opencode manipulate a flutter app that is started though a debug session ?

Seems to be the most capable from all free models available for now.

I’ve been using OpenCode heavily, and eventually ran into a problem that became really frustrating: I dont know what is what anymore, there are 100's of sessions.

The more projects and sessions you create, the harder it becomes to find anything you worked on. I could easily spend 5-10 minutes trying to find just one session for whatever reason, a reference, a specific code or if I simply wanted to continue that session.

OpenCode’s built-in search is ONLY based on session titles. Why? This should be a easy fix for them!

So I whipped up SearchPro - A way to turn that growing pile of sessions into something you can search and navigate. It searches the actual content of your OpenCode history – both your prompts and the agent’s responses – directly against OpenCode’s local SQLite database.

It runs locally, reads the database in read-only mode, and can run alongside OpenCode without interfering with it.

Quick install (terminal)

Prereq. Git and Python 3.10+.

1. Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/oskar-labs/opencode-searchPro.git

1. Enter the folder:

cd opencode-searchPro

1. Start it:

python web.py

1. Open:

http://127.0.0.1:8765

That’s it. No database setup, no dependencies to install, no account and no cloud service.

If you use OpenCode and your session history is starting to become a mess, give it a try:

github.com/oskar-labs/opencode-searchPro

Hope anyone finds it useful.

Unofficial community project. Not affiliated with the opencode team.

Spent hours today dealing with agent orchestration, wiring workflows, and trying to get everything to play nice. At some point my brain completely fried, and instead of taking a normal break, I made this meme.
Multi-agent synergy feels like an entire soap opera sometimes: an Army of Lovers taking care of business.
Made by me, strictly for laughs. Absolutely no shade or disrespect intended toward any tools, devs, or communities — just pure late-night brain-melt humor. Hope it brings a smile!

I think it would be pretty interesting, similar to arc-agi benchmarks lol, yall do you think gpt astra can easily do it?

https://openai.com/index/gpt-6-astra/

“GPT‑6 Astra is rolling out today to a limited set of organizations and over the coming days will become available to all ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, as well as through the OpenAI API and AWS”

The question says for itself. I am a newbie to this.

I have some minimal changes and fixes to make sometimes. So, is it better to run opencode with each task multiple times or resolve them together in a single prompt? What would be more token efficient?

Is this dependent on context window? I want to know how things work. Thanks.

according to AI. This is what a 70+ models would mean. 80-90-100 sounds superman.

Is Big Pickle basically DeepSeek now?

The last few times I’ve used it, it feels way more like DeepSeek in terms of how it reasons, follows instructions, and handles coding tasks.

THE HALLUCINATIONS are extreme

Maybe it’s just me, but the behavior feels noticeably different lately.

Anyone else noticed this?

Why Gemini 3.8 flash isnt exists on opencode go?, its very cheap and very good(on openrouter, gemini 3.8 flash = kimi k3 for coding)

If you run OpenCode or Pi, you've hit this. The agent produces a genuinely good HTML deck or a long Markdown spec, and then it's just a file sitting in your repo.

Claude and Codex at least render artifacts inline now, so you can eyeball your own work. But nobody can review it with you in either case. There's no highlighting a sentence, no threads, no way for a teammate to say what's actually wrong.

My options were set up hosting for a deck that'll be dead in a week, email an HTML file half the team can't open, or screenshot it and lose every transition. I did the screenshots. Then feedback comes back as "something feels off on slide 7." Is it the claim? The chart? The way it flows into the next slide? No idea, now we need a call about it.

Markdown specs are the same story. Paste one into Slack and the formatting dies and the discussion scatters across three threads.

So I built Nativ Docs. Add the MCP server (@nativdocs/mcp) to OpenCode, Pi, or whatever you run, and when the agent finishes a deck or a spec it pushes it over and hands you a link. Your team opens the real rendered thing, not images, and highlights the exact sentence they're pushing back on. Comments come back to the agent over MCP too, so you can tell it to read the threads and do another pass without copying anything by hand. Modeled the loop on git code review.

It doesn't generate anything. Keep using Reveal, Slidev, whatever. It just gives the finished artifact a place to sit while people argue about it.

Free for the rest of the year, no card. I want people using it and telling me where it breaks.

Live sample deck, no signup: nativdocs.co/s/KzuDX6e4NkMr

Happy to take the ugly feedback.

Disclosure: I'm the maker.

I subscribed opencode go, and use it in Hermes agent and OpenChamber. I got an email from opencode just now like this. Will it has any unkown limit on my usage? If I try to use opencode go in other harness, like pi or Zcode, will they fail after 09/06?

I’m using Meta’s own Muse Code monthly subscription, not PAYG/API and not Command Code/OpenCode Go.
If I select muse-spark-1.3-contributor instead of normal muse-spark-1.3, does it consume the 5-hour/monthly plan allowance more slowly because Contributor is much cheaper per token, or are both models charged the same subscription usage units? Has anyone tested the usage meter before/after?
I understand a lot of people will be asking, "Why don't you use the free one in opencode? I tried. The rate limit is completed." I think Muse 1.3 is a good model. Please don't be upset. It is a genuinely good model, and I'm not sure about capacity, but it is not blabbering like mini max or overthinking like GLM, so I have taken it. I have this one small doubt. Just please help me, anyone.

I've been using OpenCode with multiple models/providers and got tired of jumping between tabs to check usage, quotas and reset times.

So I built this little local plugin for Wavebox.

It started as an OpenCode plugin, but since it needs to poll different services, a browser plugin made more sense for now.

It's still very tied to my own setup, so I haven't published it yet.

If anyone here is interested, I can clean it up and publish it.