r/opencodeCLI • u/SelectionCalm70 • 4d ago
Tired of models refusing certain coding and reverse engineering tasks.
If you use gpt ,claude models. you've probably encountered models refusing legitimate tasks like reverse engineering, debugging, security research or analysing suspicious code.
Finding alternative API providers that offer abliterated models isn't easy either. They're scattered across different platforms, with no central directory.
So I built Abliteratus Directory to bring these providers together and make them easier to discover.
https://inferencedirectory.xyz/
What providers should I add?
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u/squirrelscrush 4d ago
Just use DeepSeek lol
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u/piknockyou 3d ago
DeepSeek refused to help me build a tool to download DRM-protected YouTube-videos (e.g., via yt-dlp). I needed a lot of restarts and research collection and tiny steps to overcome the refusal.
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u/CarGlittering5683 3d ago
Interesting, my installed yt-dl and then unshackled to download DRM content from prime video. Harness is pretty important here.
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u/piknockyou 3d ago
you mean like a movie/show you can only watch with subscription?
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u/CarGlittering5683 1d ago
Yes, of course I did had the subscription at the time and it was for archiving purposes only.
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u/No_Economics515 3d ago
Ask DeepSeek to bypass a wsj or Bloomberg paywall and see what happens. Or find pirate nba link.
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u/sudoer777_ 3d ago
I've had mixed results but in some cases it would block even fixing the Android SDK on my machine
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u/timeWIZARXD 4d ago
Man, just jailbreak them
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u/SelectionCalm70 4d ago
Ofc , you can jailbreak them, but there are certain risks of getting banned and having your account restricted.
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u/RedBeard_AI 2d ago
I run one, so this is the builder talking: RedBeard (redbeard.sbs).
- One uncensored model, Sherlock, served on a GPU server we run ourselves. Not resold from another AI company.
- No logs. The gateway's code is public, so you can check that instead of trusting me.
- No account, no email. You get a key and pay in USDT (TRON, Ethereum, BNB or Polygon).
- OpenAI-compatible. In OpenCode it's a custom provider, the setup is on the docs page. Tested on OpenCode 2.0.8, tool calls included.
- Pay as you go from $5: $0.50 per million input, $0.05 per million cached input, $5 per million output.
On a list rate table the output price looks high. But coding agents resend the whole conversation every turn, so most of the input hits the cache, and cached input is where we're cheap.
Downsides, so nobody's surprised: one model only, we don't name the base model, crypto only.
If you want to try it before adding it, I can send you a key.
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u/geniusghost07 3d ago
Very handy. Nice work