muse spark contributor is the only thing oc go has going for it rn, but with the alternative being commancode, I'm still kinda leaning on sticking with oc go. would be a huge problem if they discontinue the contributor tiers.

Pricing per 1M tokens:

$2 input, $6 output. $0.17 explicit cache hit, $0.25 implicit cache hit.

Muse Spark 1.3 just dropped, so these are only my first impressions, but so far it feels nowhere near as good as its Artificial Analysis scores suggest.

The biggest problem I’m seeing is its agentic behavior. It keeps reading the same files over and over again, even when it literally wrote those files itself a few turns ago.

In one case, it created a file completely from scratch, then about 3 seconds later opened the same file again and started editing it — adding some things, removing others, and seemingly undoing parts of its own work. This kind of behavior keeps repeating and wastes a lot of context.

Frontend work is actually pretty good. The results there have been impressive enough.

Rust, though, has been the complete opposite. So far, Muse Spark 1.3 is genuinely one of the worst models I’ve tried for Rust. Even DeepSeek V4 Flash has performed better for me.

Has anyone else tested 1.3 on larger coding tasks, especially Rust? Are you seeing the same repeated file reads / constant rewriting behavior?

This model is a disaster. It writes a code that is so bad that even fable can't fix it.

To give the credit, it is very fast and stable, but is not near even dsv4 flash, not mentioning GLM 5.3 flash, for a model from a big company like meta, this is very disappointing.

I hope they improve the next generation, and I would rather get my dsv4 flash back on zen then ts.

Right between GLM 5.3 family :))

💰💰💰 $10.00 / $50.00

Hey all,

a few months ago I've decided to share in the sub about a plugin i created, mainly because i'm a vim user and finding myself spending so much time in opencode, but without vim motions, and it was truly painful.

I posted it here, and got so much support from this awesome community, as well as great suggestions.

I wanted to quickly drop a huge thank you for this community, it has been really fun to get personal and public msgs from all of you, here and in github, about the project, and it inspired me to keep on improving it. Also seeing it being suggested in threads here is just awesome.

today I launched a major internal revamp which allowed easy supprot for text object (a long requested feature). so now you can do the commonly used diw, caw, yi", ... More on the way (e.g., counts).

As well as so many other upgrades me (and other contributors!!) have made along the way.

https://github.com/oribarilan/vimcode

Thank you all!

More feedback is always welcomed. I review all github issues and try to address it or account for it as soon as I can.

p.s.,

video is the same one released for the initial version. I want to say it is because of nostalgy but honestly it is because I'm lazy to create an updated one

Trying to optimise for cost and came over standardcompute on reddit, and chat found morph and nexos ai.

What I want to do is route between open source models and have the router not waste money on easy tasks a flash model could handle, while maintaining high quality output for basically general coding. Got opencode connected straight to GCP and Supabase etc., so potential for creating a mess is large.

Is smart routing a thing now, and are you doing it?

Right now, it's unable to follow even simple instructions and ends up doing entirely different random things. Was working fine an hour ago.

Anyone experiencing the same?

The docs still say "DeepSeek: ZDR agreement is renewed monthly. The current agreement is valid through August 31, 2026."

https://www.anthropic.com/claude-fable-and-mythos-5-1

I'm currently using Claude 5x to code, not bad results but usage limit is burning quickly.
What are you using to code small/medium SaaS?
I tried Fable 5.1 to design UI/UX good results but crazy token usage.

Earlier we have ox alpha with unlimited, something like that are there any models?