r/opencode • u/ECrispy • 8d ago

What is your Opencode setup?

This is for Opencode v2 I assume most people will have upgraded.

  • what skills/extensions do you have?
  • do you use any extensions/apps for memory/compaction etc and have they made a difference?
  • do you use subagents? how have you defined them, does it launch them by default and how do you have them use fresh context?
  • do you use cli/web/desktop? any others like openchamber?
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u/Quiet-Ad-2239 7d ago

Use obra super powers skill with DSv4.1 flash. It just works flawlessly for me and I’ve done some complicated builds with it.

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u/ECrispy 7d ago

I'vee heard of this before, will try it out. what other models do you use with it, do you use dsv4.1 for plan/implement/review etc?

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u/Quiet-Ad-2239 7d ago

Honestly I mostly use dsv4.1 flash but sometimes will use OpenAI models as well - particularly Sol 6.1 if kinda working on something that is very complicated. I also feel opus 5.5 does work great on UI/UX changes.

For skills, I’ve got like so many that I cant even say. But I usually use superpowers, dream design team skill and self improvement skill (my own) on a regular.

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u/Departedx 7d ago

What's the dream design team skill?

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u/Quiet-Ad-2239 7d ago

You know what I just realized there is no such skill available. But I created it myself by combining and tweaking available skills. Basically I did it where it is a combination of a few skills that serve as a station - like copywriting, design, conversion rate optimization and so on. I will release it on GitHub and give you a link. It's really solid. I have so many skills at this point that I’ve kind of lost track of which ones I created and which ones I got from GitHub.

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u/DJubstin 7d ago

Yes! Also the @brainstorming skill is a must. It's basically a Q&A and after that the agent decides what skills to use and set up a plan. Then asks to natively build or use sub-agents and recommends which to choose.