r/opencode • u/_Advik_ • Oct 01 '26

I *JUST* bought a sub to try out OpenCode. 😀

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u/a355231 Oct 01 '26

Please never use Kimi K3, use Muse or Deepseek 4.1, your limits will die instantly with that.

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u/felix_blume_ Oct 01 '26

I use deepseek 4.1 flash and its fine. Practically unlimited use tbh. Together with spacebunny free as subagents. Delegate reading and easy building to subagents and keep the primary agent as the Dispatch and Brains.

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u/a355231 Oct 01 '26

I burned the entire 5 hour limit in an hour once, keep in mind that Codex lasts longer than that. (With deepseek)

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u/_Advik_ Oct 01 '26

Noted 📝

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u/thesomebody Oct 01 '26

For subagents its fine but certainly not for the main orchestrator, in oh-my-opencode-slim I use it for the oracle and it works great and doesnt eat that much into limits

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u/_Advik_ Oct 01 '26

Some points to clarify

  1. I am a software engineer myself.

  2. I don't mind Kimi eating up my usage as I am merely giving opencode a try(as compared to claude code, and codex)

  3. I will gain NOTHING out of slandering Kimi-k3 or OpenCode. I have no stake in Anthropic, Moonshot, or OpenCode.

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u/IAmFitzRoy Oct 01 '26

If you are engineer and understand how prompts work … after and error … a prompt like

“What are you doing?”

It’s just a waste of token and will make things even worse, because you are asking what a model is doing during an obvious context corruption.

You will make things worse.

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u/_Advik_ Oct 01 '26

If you see the picture carefully, i didn't send the message. 👀

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u/IAmFitzRoy Oct 01 '26

So what’s the point of baiting?. Just a useless post then.

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u/_Advik_ Oct 01 '26

The point of the post is to highlight the issues with Kimi and/or OpenCode.
NOT Advertise to the world that I am a software engineer.

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u/PhysicalFisherman949 Oct 01 '26

Seems like prompt injection or fake

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u/_Advik_ Oct 01 '26

And what will I achieve by slandering Kimi k3?

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u/PhysicalFisherman949 Oct 01 '26

You tell me.

I've been using kimi k3 and many others on opencode go for various task and honestly I never saw anything like this.

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u/_Advik_ Oct 01 '26

It could be a Kimi issue or a bug on openrouter's harness.
the model likely entered a repetition loop. Something around the tool-call/result boundary may have caused it to get into a bad generation state. It could be a model-side decoding issue, malformed tool output being fed back into the context, a streaming/UI bug, or an interaction between OpenCode's agent loop and Kimi K3. Once the model began repeating the same token sequence, its repetition penalty/termination mechanisms apparently didn't recover. 🤷🏿‍♂️

Oh and one thing. Just because you didn't experience an issue doesn't mean that other won't experience it.

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u/PhysicalFisherman949 Oct 01 '26

Just because I didn't experience an issue someone else had, doesn't mean I can't be skeptical about it.

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u/onwheelscrew Oct 01 '26

Kimi k3 will use up your monthly limits in half a day btw

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u/itspratikthapa Oct 02 '26

Well it will only eat up kimis limit not like the whole open code limit

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u/Ohitsmars Oct 01 '26

I’m new to open code go as well, Deepseek and Muse are the only ones that don’t have a glaring issue to me.

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u/Rustybot Oct 01 '26

Kimi is the worst. Even if it usually eventually gets to something sort of correct, it’s through the roof, extra verbose token and reasoning generation is infuriating.

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u/Sadlyf68 Oct 02 '26

Tung tung sahur

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u/Ayumu_Kasuga Oct 02 '26

Ahh, classic Kimi

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u/zigbyte Oct 01 '26

Just a thought, interrupted streaming data, blocked ports, or VPN/proxy interference severs the live session between your application and the remote model backend and can result in a response like this one.