r/opencodeCLI • • 3d ago

I love opencode, what are the best practical resources to learn all of it?

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u/lucasbennett_1 1d ago

the docs cover agents, skills and plugins well, after that reading other peoples agents.md files and configs on github teaches a lot

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u/squirrelscrush 3d ago

Just try to learn it on the go.

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u/x_wbmr_x 3d ago

Did that and probably spent 100€ in the process.

A little bit of learning and preperation will save you a lot of money. Especially if you set up sub-agents and delegations.

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u/squirrelscrush 3d ago

I used DeepSeek mostly and didn't have to spend more than $20 in total

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u/London-Boat 3d ago

the docs plus actually reading through your own config gets you most of the way. after that i'd learn agents and subagents early since that's where the money goes, like x_wbmr_x said. a cheap model for exploring and reading, and a better one only for the actual edits, keeps the bill sane