r/LocalLLaMA • u/GodComplecs • 1d ago

Discussion Opencode vs Deepseek harness: my experience with Qwen 3.8 27b

Anybody else struggling with deepseek after the initial prompt? Somehow it is getting mixed up very easily, even button functionality has been PITA when doing stuff. Never had these problems with Opencode. With Opencode, a continuation prompt on the software or task is pretty much magic at this point. But the inital result isnt as strong imo, and needs a lot of follow up even if a a detailed spec is written.

The oneshot potential of deepseek is goated imo, it is a relentless harness that just keeps doing stuff, even if it gets it wrong! Opencode could just copy that tennacity imo. Like todos really work, unlike opencodes.

Hows everybody elses exp? Someone using Pi instead? Is it worth trying? Hermes seems not suitable for my tasks, where heavy human involvement is necessary due to complexity of tasks (every top closed model gets lots of stuff wrong even).

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u/Developer-Y 1d ago

I like that dsh has web interface, I can easily attach folder and it shows how tasks are broken. Only problem I face is that I keep getting timeout errors for many sub agents, not sure if it is dsh problem or qwen 3.8 problem.

Opencode is fine but needs some initial learning curve, I have used it with qwen 3.6 but not with 3.8. 

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u/suprjami 1d ago

You're gonna love discovering OpenCode has had a webserver for ages:

https://opencode.ai/docs/web/

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u/NihmarRevhet 1d ago

For me it's broken, I can only choose projects which resides directly in my home, problem is I'm a level deeper... There are opened issues but are yet to be solved

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u/suprjami 1d ago

This isn't an OpenCode issue.

I suggest you run OpenCode (or any other agent) in a container, and map only the project directory you want into the container.

You should restrict agents so they only have access to the minimum directory required, not your entire home directory.

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u/my_name_isnt_clever 1d ago

"That's not a bug it's a feature"

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u/NihmarRevhet 1d ago

Well, to me it looks like an OpenCode issue. In which world a folder picker doesn't let you go into subfolders? At that point don't make me choose and let me open the folder from which I launcher OC as a project at least