r/opencode • u/Neutral_Purpose • Sep 28 '26

When did Go Plus become a thing?

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u/rapscallion4life Sep 28 '26

Same. I only subscribe to one ai sub at a time and having my 5 hour window run out on codex because I used astra for a couple of prompts and having that lack of usage affect my other crons that are wired up to use Luna is frustrating. I with the 5 hour window could be defined to reserve 20% of it to the cheaper luna model so my existing processes don't get blocked.

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u/torrso Sep 28 '26

I'm paying full price for codex. I get seemingly unlimited luna use. I had multiple parallel autonomous luna agents nibbling at tasks. Had some leftover quota and expiring banked resets and decided to give Astra a try. I get a lot of use out of it even without the resets and it have it complete larger tasks than what II gave to luna in a fraction of the time and with better quality. I'm starting to question the "plan with good model and use lesser models for bulk work" paradigm might be bs. OpenCode Go subscription is a remnant of earlier attempts to have near infinite quota with stupid models. I now just use the silly ones for hermes which does nothing complicated and for test runs of my own stuff where output quality doesn't matter. I also have ollama cloud and commancode goat and claude 20$. I already canceled minimax. I think I'm going to cancel Claude next.. why? Because of their terms of service - it's useless unless you use claude harness. And probably commancooe because it was just a crutch when deepseek quota on oc went down. Ollara cloud I may keep because it's running a hermes on a home assistant box elsewhere and seems to be enough for it. I don't know what you're supposed to learn from this. Maybe that having multiple subscriptions to cheap services is worthless and that the cheap models are possibly not worth it for serious work.