Actually not really.

I spent at least an hour trying to get OpenCode to use a local model and then found a graveyard of PRs begging for Ollama support or even the ability to simply add an OpenAI endpoint in the GUI. I guess the maintainers simply don't care. Tried adding it to the backend config and it kept overwriting/deleting my config. Got frustrated and deleted it. Sorry but not sorry, I shouldn't need another cloud subscription to use your app.

Claude code you can sort of get to work with a bunch of hacks, but it involves setting up a proxy and also isn't supported natively and the tool calling is somewhat messed up.

Warp seemed promising, until I found out the founders would rather alienate their core demographic despite ~900 votes on the GH issue to allow local models https://github.com/warpdotdev/Warp/issues/4339. So I deleted their crappy app, even Cursor provides some basic support for an OpenAI endpoint.

Like it a lot so far!

After a brief play last night, the biggest feature of aider I miss is more control over the context window -- saying "/clear" to re-start the conversation from scratch, or specifying files to add or remove as they become relevant or irrelevant. Not clear how much or how long files stay in the context window.

The other question I have is whether you use Anthropic's "prompt caching" [1] to reduce the cost of the long conversation?

[1] https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/build-with-claude/prompt-...

There’s some discussion in GitHub that suggests they are not using prompt caching, but recognize the need and are looking at it: https://github.com/sst/opencode/issues/254

the UI looks very great. Just tried it, it's a pity that it doesn't support permissions before executing write/edit commands. I'm a Goose user btw

Claude Code is compared in the README. https://github.com/sst/opencode?tab=readme-ov-file#how-is-th...

One other thing that would be neat to make more visible: what kind of prompts and tools are at the heart of this agent?

I found a bunch of tools here. Haven't found an overarching prompt yet. https://github.com/sst/opencode/tree/dev/packages/opencode/s...

community drama aside, great to see more open source agentic CLIs tools.

other than the focus on tui design, does this have any advantage over Claude Code, Aider, Gemini using the same model?

It’s opinionated, and they’ve been pushing streaming—just like the React team—right? Yes. Is it unusable outside of Vercel? No.

As far as I know, Next works without hiccups if you deploy to containers. However, that’s not our case, as we use Lambdas on AWS. We’ve been using OpenNext since the early versions. I must add that I’ve followed a lot of libraries on Discord, and among all those I’ve joined (PayloadCMS coming second), there’s none as helpful, friendly, and open to discussing issues as OpenNext.

We serve millions of pages per day at TelevisaUnivision, and we have nearly 5 million pages indexed on Google. Since migrating to RSC nearly three years ago (we started with the betas), we now pay only 10% of what we previously did on AWS, and we’ve transformed almost all of our poor-performing pages into fast ones in Google Search Console. We cache significantly more now and don’t follow the typical caching conventions of Next/OpenNext—we use ElastiCache with Redis. Nonetheless, the framework and library have enabled us to do this and even allowed us to use a different CDN (currently Fastly, previously Akamai).

We trigger our deployments from GitHub Actions using SST. It’s opinionated, and one of the individuals behind it isn’t the friendliest, but it works—so I respect it for that.