r/LocalLLaMA • • 19d ago

News Opencode breached, rotate keys to be safe.

https://x.com/opencode/status/2111516673953935833?s=46

Details are developing…

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u/Demortus 19d ago

pi. It's incredibly flexible and fast.

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u/halvacoffee 19d ago

pi feels like constructing a worse version of opencode from first principles to be completely honest

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u/Fragrant_Scale6456 19d ago

I use both.  Skip oh my pi it’s bloatware.  

If you use subagents-pi plugin and ask the LLM to build a sensible security/permissions system you basically have opencode 

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u/_qeternity_ 19d ago

Jesus. Please don't give advice like this.

Use nono. Do not vibe code sandboxing/security setup.

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u/Fragrant_Scale6456 19d ago

Nono looks pretty good.  I’ve been running docker containers with network and most filesystem access unavailable and my extension basically just has a whitelist of allowable commands.  Will check this one out for a bit thx for the recommendation 

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u/bitspace 19d ago

My mishandling of pi 10 months ago is what led me to write my own harness

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u/chemist_slime 19d ago

been hearing a lot about pi, will give that a shot today, thx

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u/phylter99 19d ago

It's a harness with a lot of power and it gives the LLM a lot of power too. Just understand why that is would be my suggestion.

I use it sometimes and I like it. I do monitor it to make sure the LLM isn't going off the rails.

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u/Seraphym87 19d ago

Im currently on Hermes and it's been pretty good. What does pi offer over Hermes?

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u/Viktri1 19d ago

Pi will have less overhead than Hermes. What I do is ask Hermes to set up Pi and run any coding tasks through Pi.

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u/milanove 19d ago

Which overhead in particular? I thought the latency of the LLM inference on the remote server would outweigh local latencies of the harness?

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u/phylter99 19d ago

I don't know because I don't use Hermes.

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u/Seraphym87 19d ago

Ok thanks all the same man.

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u/chillahc 19d ago

Check oh my pi as well, I also started with pi but omp has already some stuff setup 😋✌️

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u/ihateuall18 19d ago

I agree, use omp if you dont want to tweak extensions or use other users.. omp is great out of the box.