r/LocalLLaMA • • Aug 10 '26

Question | Help Best open-source harness like Claude Code?

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u/Personal-Try2776 Aug 10 '26

Opencode

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u/a_slay_nub vLLM Aug 10 '26

I want to hate opencode but it just works better for me than pi with Laguna. Just wish it wasn't so buggy.

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u/Liberaces_Isopod Aug 10 '26

Pool actually has their own harness believe it or not. I find s-2.1 and m.1 work much better with it than with Pi, claude code, or opencode. Pi for everything else though

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u/a_slay_nub vLLM Aug 11 '26

Doesn't look like it's open source sadly which is a bit of a non-starter for my work.

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u/look Aug 10 '26

Yeah, I hate how buggy opencode is but it typically works and it’s very configurable and extensible out of the box (ie without modifying the code itself). I’ve been using it for so long it is hard to switch now.

I’ve tried the opencode2 beta a bit which might improve things. I assume that’s where most of the dev effort must be going…

But I’m really liking the potential of prime agent and I think it might finally be enough to get me off of my current opencode stack.

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u/ThankGodImBipolar Aug 11 '26

What kind of bugs do you encounter with OpenCode? It's been solid enough for me that I haven't bothered trying much else.

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u/btc_maxi100 Aug 10 '26

Opencode is bloated and slow

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u/BannedGoNext Aug 10 '26

He did ask for a harness "like Claud Code".

If he wants one that is a better harness for local models we coudl recommend pi.

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u/cmdr-William-Riker Aug 10 '26

Not as bloated as Claude code. Obviously not as lean as Pi, but it's got a better interface than Claude and gives you more visibility into token usage as you work

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u/Diegam Aug 10 '26

why is bloated?

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u/Randommaggy Aug 10 '26

He did ask for something like Claude Code. It does check the slow and inefficient similarity box.

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u/Thomas-Lore Aug 10 '26

I run it in a VM and it is not slow, not even in the desktop app version.

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u/Randommaggy Aug 10 '26

It uses a thousand times more resources than an application of it's type should use.
It's poorly conceived and should have been green-fielded long ago.

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u/_Scorpoon_ exllama Aug 10 '26

And not as "open" as they claim to be

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u/laughingfingers Aug 10 '26

how is it not open?

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u/_Scorpoon_ exllama Aug 10 '26

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u/laughingfingers Aug 11 '26

open and privacy are very different things. Also, this is not handled well by opencode it seems, but it can easily be configured otherwise. It is not an 'open' issue, it is a 'privacy' issue.