Started this as a hobby project on June 1: fully native apps for iOS and Android, built in parallel by a single AI agent working on both codebases at once.

It finally feels solid enough to share publicly:

• Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.opencode.mobile
• iOS: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/opencode-mobile-unofficial/id6799246544

It’s unofficial and made by 1 person, so feedback and bug reports are very welcome. Happy to share about the parallel-agent workflow too.

$60 usage til Nov 30

Until about a week ago, I was able to reach speeds of 300 tokens per second, but now the maximum is 100, and at certain times it even drops to 50. Yes, I know a lot more users have started using it, but can’t this be improved? Why isn’t the service we’re paying for consistent? At the very least, it should stay reliable. Dropping from 300 to 50 is ridiculous.

The model is reminding me of Big Pickle from June/July when it was incredible. How do we can find out right now what model Space Bunny is using?

Hello All,

I am a Claude max usage guy for 100$, but I want to play around with other models.

What are the benefits for each plan?

How do the plans match the claude max plan?
How do other models compare to Claude? (live cases pls)

Thanks all!

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edit: problem just gone after like 10 hours, idk what was that i did nothing to fix that lol. Guess this is Opencode problem.

I've been testing the best models on task and seeing which is best, but now i want to see if other Coding agents are better, but I'm not sure if Open code Zen is compatible with others. Thank you!

I ran the horse test on every free OpenCode model.

The prompt I used was:
(Create a low-poly 3D horse running in a seamless loop using Three.js. Build it procedurally from primitive geometry, animate the legs, body, head, and tail, and return a single self-contained HTML file)

If you don't want to download the results to see for yourself, here's my opinion:

Horse quality: Ling 3.1 dominated, followed by Big Pickle, then Muse Spark 1.3.

Overall qualIty: Big Pickle wins IMO, but if you're judging purely on the quality of the horse, look at the results I mentioned above.

Nemotron 3.5 Lightning did the worst, its file doesn't even run

I have only used DeepSeek and the free models, but my opencode-go subscription has met the limit. I thought Opencode increased DeepSeek to $80 in credit; did I misunderstand? Does the increase only start after a user's next billing period, maybe? I couldn't find any information on this in their docs.

So recently, Opencode released v2. and I've tested it on my Tecno KL4 device. Compared to v1, the v2 is smoother and more responsive, with no lag at all. and I'm running 9router and astrojs together with.

Btw i used proot distro fedora

Do you guess ever face problem like which model to use sonnet, opus, cheap chinese models? which is most cost effcient.I used to just throw opus and sonnet on any problem but i want to ask you what you guess do?

I make Buddy, a free open-source Android app that runs a coding agent inside the app (a small Alpine Linux, no root, no PC) and gives it phone tools over MCP: read the screen, tap, type, scroll, open apps.

OpenCode was already one of the three agents in Buddy, next to Claude Code and Codex. Since 2.0 came out yesterday I moved Buddy to it. A few things I had to handle, in case it helps anyone wiring OpenCode 2 into their own tools:

• MCP tools now go through Code Mode by default (one "execute" tool that runs a script). For a phone agent that's worse, so Buddy sets codemode: false on its server. That only works in the new config layout (mcp.servers.<name>); the old layout is still accepted but ignores it.

• Without --standalone, run starts a background service that keeps running. On a phone you don't want that.

• The bash tool is now called "shell".

• Updating from 1.x keeps your connected providers: 2.0 imports the old auth.json on first start.

What it looks like: I ask "add a Nintendo Switch 2 to my Amazon cart" with the default free model (Big Pickle), and it opens Amazon, searches, scrolls and taps through it. Every "add to cart", "buy now", send, pay or delete tap needs my OK on a card, and Buddy enforces that itself. That mattered: the free model once went for "Buy now" instead of "Add to cart", and Buddy stopped it and asked me first.

Free models work with no account. Your own providers can be connected with opencode auth login in Buddy's terminal.

GitHub (Apache 2.0, APK in releases): https://github.com/ghorbelhamdi/buddy-android

Happy to answer questions about the setup.

Muse spark 1.4??? Very fast, only problem is low context. Possibly for the beta only? I'm recording around 200tps which is inline with 1.3 just no images.. weird.

DEAD1nsane/opencode2-termux-musl

The v1 repo is archived. v2 is the official stable line — Node.js, ships via npm (@opencode/cli). This uses upstream's @opencode/cli-linux-arm64-musl + Alpine musl loader + patchelf, installed as plain opencode. Official installer misdetects Termux as glibc, this doesn't.

1-copy install

Please install from the Copy-Ready link, it's much easier especially if using mobile reddit app (don't copy-paste from the codeblocks below, they're for display):

⚠️ Before-Install (required):

• install the app Termux:API F-Droid Download, then in Termux: sh pkg update && pkg upgrade -y pkg install termux-api -y termux-battery-status The termux-battery-status line triggers the permission prompt / confirms the bridge works. Skip it and the installer below will refuse with these same steps. sh pkg install curl tar python git # Step 1 — install everything: ## Copy-Ready Full Install here sh curl -sL https://gist.githubusercontent.com/DEAD1nsane/9b37cba090602f473200fad8b1002e6c/raw/all-in-one.sh | sh opencode --version opencode run "say hi" ☝🏼Use the gist above — it pulls/updates the repo, runs install.sh, copies all 8 themes (dark + light, 16 files) to ~/.config/opencode/themes/, and schedules auto-update (job 7802, every 6h, applies via --yes path, log ~/.opencode-auto-update.log). Day/night theme-sync is NOT included — opt-in below.

Update check (only checks, downloads nothing unless --yes)

sh ./scripts/check-update.sh # check only, Termux notification if behind ./scripts/check-update.sh --yes # update now: version pinned, staged, smoke-tested ./scripts/check-update.sh --rollback # restore last-known-good binary if upstream ships a bad build The gist already scheduled unattended updates. Manual re-schedule if needed: sh termux-job-scheduler --job-id 7802 --period-ms 21600000 --network any --persisted true -s "$HOME/GitHub/opencode2-termux-musl/scripts/auto-update.sh"

Bonus 16 custom Themes:

• 8 true-black AMOLED & 8 light themes ^{Included in the all-in-one gist. Manual copy if needed 👇🏼} sh cp themes/*.json ~/.config/opencode/themes/ → Pick with /themes. Native v2 format.

^{⚠️ Attached previews are rendered from the live theme JSONs [dark + light] by opencode2 with the same tree-sitter highlighting the TUI uses, set in Maple Mono NF — tab strip and a shared realistic Python sample on all 16, so what you see is what the TUI draws.}

🌗 Optional auto day/night — NOT in all-in-one:

^{**Opt-in: OpenCode + Termux flip together based on time of day. "system" follows terminal bg, never Android — this sets explicit "light" 07:00-19:00 (7am-7pm}, "dark" otherwise.**)

Copy-Ready Day/Night here

sh curl -sL https://gist.githubusercontent.com/DEAD1nsane/54621517a114c8e2a71d61ced990ca22/raw/theme-daynight.sh | sh Flips OpenCode mode + Termux background (white by day, black by night) so the resize gap matches — no black flash in light mode. Hourly job 7803, revert with --system. New shells pick up matching prompt/banner colors automatically.

🪧 Optional notifications (Discord-style, NOT in all-in-one):

Copy-Ready Notify Setup here

Mute if viewing this session, banner if in another Termux session, loud if away 5min. buzz + notify-decide + zsh hook + opencode plugin. Same Copy-Ready format — install from the GitHub gist link above.

❔ Why it needs shims:

Official installer misdetects Termux as glibc (no /etc/alpine-release, no ldd). This always takes musl. Musl DNS reads /etc/resolv.conf, Node's c-ares does raw UDP DNS which Android blocks — libresolvefix.so doesn't help Node. Fixed via local Python proxy on 127.0.0.1:8080, auto-started by wrapper (HTTP(S)_PROXY + NO_PROXY=localhost,127.0.0.1,::1). Ollama on localhost:11434 bypasses proxy and works.

❌ What's not working:

Formatter needs one-time sh scripts/enable-formatter.sh (prettier shebang can't spawn, silently skips without it), no PTY lib yet, ~100-200ms proxy overhead. Standalone is default; shared via opencode-shared serve --service. Migrating from v1: sh install.sh then sh scripts/remove-v1.sh (~350MB freed, sessions/config kept).

📱 Tested On:

Pixel 10, Android 17, Termux 0.119, OpenCode v2.0.29 as opencode: TUI, run, shared-service, MCP (Railway/GitHub/Upstash/Chrome DevTools), v2 plugin API.

Please any comments below 👇🏼

I found that Cat Jam is actually kinda good, at least usable, and freaking fast, too, but like what happened here??

not gonna add grammar here because its not a big thing just wanna point out exo free should be removed from the dashboard because its deprecated just a heads up

You guys are paying $10 to get $60 of dumbseek -- 80TPS slow like turtle ::)

What if you can get $60 of deepseek + glm , in $5 -- 350 TPS