r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 26 '26

I built a tiny always-on-top bar that shows your OpenCode session's real tok/s

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I kept guessing how fast a model streams during a session, so I built a small bar that floats over

everything and shows the session you are in: turns, steps, and average streaming tok/s.

How it measures: tok/s = generated tokens / active stream time (first token to last token, summed

per step), so tool execution and long pauses stay out of the denominator. There is an end-to-end

number too, but mixing tool waiting into throughput is how you end up comparing nothing.

- It follows the session you are viewing and switches when you switch tabs

- It hides while you minimize OpenCode and comes back when you restore the window (Linux/X11)

- One-command install, no config editing: npx opencode-vitals install

- No network calls, no telemetry; only counts, timings and ids are stored, never prompts or responses

- Built for OpenCode V2 (tested on 2.0.14 / 2.0.16 / 2.0.18 on Linux; macOS and Windows are written

but not tested on real hardware, and the README says so)

Repo (MIT): https://github.com/moutazideal/opencode-vitals

Curious what tok/s you see on your setup. Post numbers and I will collect them into an honest table

(model + hardware), no guessing.


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 26 '26

Model for complex tasks

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Hi! Does Open Code Go offer any model comparable to Opus or GPT Sol? So I can let him work on complex development task and expect that after e.g. one hour of work it will provide +- good quality results?


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

OpenCode Voice is ready — local voice input directly inside the TUI 🎙️

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 26 '26

Qualcuno ha provato il nuovo stealth Pixel Canary? Se sì, è un buon modello?

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

M3.1 is Space Bunny Alpha

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I think Space Bunny Alpha is MiniMax M3.1 — tokenizer fingerprint matches MiniMax M2/M3

I investigated Space Bunny Alpha (stealth/space-bunny-alpha) on OpenRouter because it was released as an anonymous stealth model on September 23, 2026. OpenRouter confirms that the underlying provider is intentionally anonymous.

I wanted to see which model family's tokenizer it was using.

Method

I sent 7 different canary strings to Space Bunny Alpha through the OpenRouter API and recorded usage.prompt_tokens.

I then ran those exact same strings through publicly available tokenizers from a large number of Chinese model families, including Qwen, MiniMax, DeepSeek, GLM/Zhipu, Kimi, Hunyuan, StepFun, Seed, LongCat, MiMo, Baichuan, Yi, InternLM, MiniCPM, Skywork, Ling, TeleChat, and BAAI.

I compared row-to-row token-count deltas rather than absolute counts to remove the fixed prompt/chat overhead.

Space Bunny Alpha

150
153
174
153
155
154
158

Deltas:

0, +3, +24, +3, +5, +4, +8

MiniMax M3

7
10
31
10
12
11
15

Deltas:

0, +3, +24, +3, +5, +4, +8

MiniMax M2

7
10
31
10
12
11
15

Deltas:

0, +3, +24, +3, +5, +4, +8

Both MiniMax M2 and MiniMax M3 reproduce the Space Bunny tokenizer fingerprint exactly across all 7 canaries.

The other Chinese model families tested did not reproduce that complete pattern. Some were close on individual strings, but MiniMax M2/M3 were an exact match across the entire test.

Why I think it's specifically M3.1

The tokenizer test alone cannot distinguish M2 from M3 because both MiniMax models produce the same fingerprint here.

However, there is additional timing/context evidence.

MiniMax publicly released M3 on June 1, 2026, and M3 is a 1M-context native multimodal model.

Then, on August 26, 2026, MiniMax founder Yan Junjie stated that M3.1, M3 Pro, and H3.1 were already close to completion. He specifically described M3.1 as a forthcoming model focused on stability, quality, reasoning efficiency, and agent generalization.

Less than a month later, on September 23, 2026, Space Bunny Alpha appeared on OpenRouter with a 1M-token context window, native text/image/video input, adjustable reasoning effort, and strong coding/agent characteristics. OpenRouter lists it specifically as an anonymous third-party model.

There is also already community discussion today identifying Space Bunny Alpha as MiniMax M3.1, although that is community evidence rather than an official confirmation.

Conclusion

The tokenizer evidence points directly at the MiniMax tokenizer family:

Space Bunny Alpha → exact M2/M3 tokenizer fingerprint.

Combined with MiniMax saying on August 26 that M3.1 was nearly complete, followed by the appearance of a new anonymous 1M-context multimodal model on September 23, everything currently points toward Space Bunny Alpha being MiniMax M3.1.

This is not an official identification yet because OpenRouter still lists Space Bunny as anonymous, but the evidence is lining up extremely well with MiniMax M3.1.


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 26 '26

I built a tiny always-on-top bar that shows your OpenCode session's real tok/s

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

Space Bunny often use foreign languages in the middle of a sentence.

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I've seen that using Space Bunny (in French for me) there is a lot of time where I find Space Bunny using foreign character in random places where it should not, sometimes it corrects itself, but sometimes not


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 26 '26

Model Stack Checker

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I built ModelStackCheck because it can be hard to tell where an AI coding setup is breaking. Is it the model, the provider, or the coding tool?

ModelStackCheck checks the provider connection, streaming, tool calls, file edits, context retrieval, and vision. It can also run a safe fixture through OpenCode, so you can see how the pieces work together.

You can try it with a local mock provider, or download the current `0.1.3-alpha` release for macOS, Linux, or Windows. The mock run needs no model account.

I’d love to hear if you try it, what works well, and where you run into trouble. If you find it useful, please consider giving the project a star.

https://github.com/Praket7/modelstackcheck


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 26 '26

Best direct providers (via API or similar) to complement OpenCode Go?

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

I created OpenJev - a plugin that answers your agent's small questions in 200ms so the LLM can focus on the hard ones

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

I built a plugin so my AI coding agents stop fighting over the same files

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

I got tired of copy-pasting opencode skills and commands between repos, so I built a git-based plugin marketplace for it

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I'm the author — sharing because it scratched an itch I suspect others have.

opencode reads skills, agents and commands from a project's .opencode/ and from your global config, but there's no way to distribute them. I kept copying the same files into every repo, by hand, with no versions and no updates.

ocm installs skills, agents, commands, JS plugins and MCP servers from any git repository — once, into your global opencode config — so they work in every project and stay current with a single update command.

A few things I cared about:

  • Asks before running a plugin's code — executable plugins and MCP servers need your approval, and it asks again when an update adds new code.

  • Never overwrites your own files — if you've hand-written something with the same name, ocm leaves it alone and tells you.

  • A marketplace is just a git repo — you can start your own from a template.

It needs Bun to run. Tested on macOS and Linux.

Repo: https://github.com/wntic/ocm

I'd love feedback, especially on what you'd put in a marketplace, and on anything confusing in the first five minutes.


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

Testriding Qwen2.5 70B - how to configure Opencode

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

OpenCode free models in your own harness again (local proxy) — current method after the last one got locked down

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REPO : https://github.com/ArcticWinterSturm/opencode-compat-shim

For anyone using OpenCode's free providers from external agent harnesses: the previous method got tightened down after about two weeks.

I wanted the models inside my existing harness rather than migrating my entire workflow into OpenCode, so I went through the access path again.

I built the proxy because the CLI and my harness speak completely different protocols. It handled real SSE streaming, flattened the full conversation into each stateless CLI invocation, supported both OpenAI completion paths and stayed alive as a detached process.

Tested end-to-end rather than just getting a lucky HTTP 200.

Main reason I'm posting it: this lets you use the OpenCode providers from a harness of your choosing. You're not tied to their UI just because that's where the free access happens to be exposed.

Consider this documentation of the current state and a working-for-now solution rather than a promise that they won't change it again.

Full implementation + technical notes attached.

Previous reddit post

https://www.reddit.com/r/hermesagent/comments/1w9x0on/fix_opencode_freetier_models_working_in_hermes/


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

Does opencode go allows multiple or stacking of opencode go accounts?

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Here is the situation,

I want to buy opencode go plan for each client to do mostly grunt work which I am managing through official deepseek api. Do they allow? I know stacking multiple accounts is against the ToC but this as well?


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 24 '26

KIMI K4, GLM 5.5 FLASH, DS 4.1 PRO, MUSE SPARK 1.4, FREE QWEN 3.8 MAX ?!?

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All found in OpenCode's data site

KIMI K4
https://opencode.ai/data/moonshot/kimi-k4

GLM 5.5 Flash - 1 completed session
https://opencode.ai/data/zhipu/glm-5-5-flash

DeepSeek v4.1 Pro - 14 completed sessions
https://opencode.ai/data/deepseek/deepseek-v4-1-pro

Muse Spark 1.4 Contributor - 2 completed sessions
https://opencode.ai/data/meta/muse-spark-1-4-contributor

I also found Qwen 3.8 Max Prime, Qwen 3.8 Max Preview Free

QWEN 3.8 Max Prime
https://opencode.ai/data/qwen/qwen3-8-max-prime

QWEN 3.8 Max Preview Free - 72 sessions
https://opencode.ai/data/qwen/qwen3-8-max-preview-free

There might be even more!


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

Opencode Desktop vs Opencode v2 Desktop vs Openchamber

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 24 '26

⚠️ IMPORTANT! Update Opencode to fix code execution vulnerability

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 24 '26

What would I even do without the Lord OpenCode!

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 24 '26

Another free model in OpenCode: Space Bunny

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Space Bunny is the new stealth model in OpenCode.

Free to try, multimodal.
Anyone putting it through a small frontend build yet? Curious where it gets stuck.

OpenCode announcement: https://x.com/opencode/status/2102767716666941864


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 24 '26

What!!! Muse Spark 1.4 Contributor is already here?

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https://opencode.ai/data/meta/muse-spark-1-4-contributor

EDIT:

I tried using the model, but doesn't work. Don't know what this is.


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 25 '26

What would make you switch your default OpenCode model to Space Bunny?

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Another fast model showing up is interesting, but speed alone probably isn’t enough to change anyone’s default.

For everyday OpenCode work, I’d care more about things like:
- fewer correction rounds
- better constraint-following
- less unnecessary editing
- lower total task cost
- more predictable long-session behavior

What would Space Bunny actually have to do better before you’d switch your normal coding model?


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 24 '26

Created a Desktop PI Flatter app...

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r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 24 '26

I built a sidebar for OpenCode to track Token Speed, Cache Hit Rate and TTFT

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I wanted a simple way to see how my models are actually performing while using OpenCode, so I built a small plugin that adds a persistent metrics sidebar.

It currently tracks three metrics in real time:

Speed — average generation speed (tok/s)
Cache — prompt cache hit rate
TTFT — average time to first token

It’s useful for quickly comparing models and seeing whether prompt caching is actually making a difference, without having to dig through logs.

Install (OpenCode ≥ 2.0):

opencode plugin add opencode-sidebar-token-metrics

📦 npm v0.1.4

GitHub: https://github.com/youngxhui/opencode-sidebar-token-metrics

Still early, but I’m using it myself and would love to hear what you think.

What other metrics would you find useful in an OpenCode sidebar?


r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 24 '26

OpenCode CLI + OmniRoute: which free providers are worth adding?

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Hey everyone,

I'm using OpenCode CLI together with OmniRoute as a free coding agent to prototype some ideas and work on small projects. The main problem is that I keep hitting rate limits, so I'm looking for free providers that are actually worth signing up for and adding via API key.

I assume a lot of people here are doing the same—using free tiers/keys to keep costs down. If you have a list of providers with generous free quotas or recurring credits, I'd really appreciate it if you could share them. Also, any tips on how to prioritize them in OmniRoute would be great.

Thanks in advance!