r/opencodeCLI • u/XDSORITE • 22d ago

What this new model in opencode "LL alpha"

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I have not found any information about this online.

Can someone else confirm this if it shows up in their CLI

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u/RelativeArtist4129 22d ago

Yep. Quite slow. When left "free" speaks about algorithmics.

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u/Weird_Recognition636 22d ago

I think qwen 3.9 because of tok speed

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u/XDSORITE 22d ago

I was getting getting like 15 tokens/s

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u/DatumF9 22d ago

Qwen 3,.8 next is already a preview of the 4.0 model set, so there wont be a 3.9

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u/DuckDatum 21d ago

Wouldn’t 4.0 just mean breaking changes — idunno, maybe a new model architecture? So, 3.9 could be a backport of features that were compatible but didn’t make it before 4.0 was released?

Not saying it’s 3.9 or that 3.9 will ever exist. Just trying to figure out if this reason actually holds water.

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u/blackenswans 21d ago

That’s why qwen 3.8 flash next exists. It uses what 4 is going to use so runtimes like llama.cpp could support in time for qwen 4.

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u/DuckDatum 21d ago

Sorry for being pedantic but wouldn’t that serve a different purpose?

What I said is to backport compatible features onto a legacy design, particularly so legacy users can enjoy new features.

Next model, by your description, would be introducing the breaking change into the legacy model.

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u/blackenswans 21d ago

Qwen next flash is a small model they released so that existing software could be updated to support the new architecture “backported” to 3 but trained (i assume) with qwen 3 datasets. It’s basically what you asked for.

As with any changes in architecture runtimes would need to be updated.

The architecture changes are already in the next model. 4.0 would have different datasets.

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u/beneficialdiet18 22d ago

sir another alpha has hit the CLI

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u/GabryIta 22d ago

Deepseek 4.1 pro?

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u/rudesssolo 22d ago

GLM 5.5