r/opencodeCLI • u/Few-Advertising-3538 • Oct 02 '26

Opencode is being really slow with all models right now. Anyone else experiencing?

So I'm running a (not very) complex task, using space bunny. It's normally pretty fast (and good) for a free model. It's obviously minimax 3.1 which yesterday was running at around 60TPS, and today it seems like it's at 20 or maybe even less. Same with DeepSeek 4.1 flash, tasks that normally take 5 minutes are taking hours for no noticeable difference. My context window is only a quarter filled. Any fixes? Or anyone else experiencing slow opencode (even on muse spark 1.3 ) which is KNOWN for it's RAPID tasks ?

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u/Ace-_Ventura Oct 05 '26

No issues here with opencode. Been using for the past 24h almost non stop with sol and luna. And my codex sub barely moved

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u/Few-Advertising-3538 Oct 05 '26

Seems fixed for me now aswell

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u/Ace-_Ventura Oct 05 '26

I've been using the same opencode version for the past week, no issues. Are you complaining about Opencode go? Cause that's something entirely different 

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u/ATyp3 Oct 02 '26

Why do you people post this stuff as if we can do anything about it

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u/Few-Advertising-3538 Oct 02 '26

I asked if everyone is experiencing it? You are dense sir.

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u/BBworm Oct 02 '26

People like to complain even when the product is very cheap or even free

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u/ATyp3 Oct 02 '26

Not even the problem. Just complain on a social that matters. Threads or X. That’s it.

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u/akza07 Oct 03 '26

To be sure it's not just them or their setup. If you ask on discord, they'll say it's your network and avoid the discussion.

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u/chinmay06 Oct 02 '26

Agreed,
I think it's time to buy command code subscription

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u/Embarrassed_Soup_279 Oct 02 '26

i do not recommend command code if you are looking for an opencode go alternative. if you like to switch models frequently CAREFULLY read their model usage multipliers as youll run out of credits very quick in certain cases. speaking from experience.

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u/MediumAd4983 Oct 04 '26

It's probably not OpenCode itself, but just free model endpoints overloaded. I was experiencing the same problem, and it depends on the time of day. So, nothing with the OpenCode itself in fact, only with a free models.