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Moved from CC to opencode a couple months ago because the vibes were not for me. Not bad per se but a bit too locked in and when I was looking at the raw prompt
by Havoc 8mo ago
Moved from CC to opencode a couple months ago because the vibes were not for me. Not bad per se but a bit too locked in and when I was looking at the raw prompts it was sending down the wire it was also quite lets call it "opinionated".
Plus things like not being able to control where the websearches go.
That said I have the luxury of being a hobbyist so I can accept 95% of cutting edge results for something more open. If it was my job I can see that going differently.
- dvfjsdhgfv 8mo agoCan you share a setup that works for you? I found vanilla opencode vastly inferior to CC, I use it only for little toys like 3 small files that's all.
- Havoc 8mo agoDon't think I'm doing anything particularly novel. Using a mix of models - GLM5, MinMax 2.5 and Claude Sonnet/Opus - they find different issues Spending fair bit of time in spec'ing things out and running all three models over it to suggest improvements / flaws & iterating till all three are happy. Same at end - look at code & suggest stability improvements. The actual writing code is GLM5 - once properly spec'd out it can generally just hammer away at it till its done And doing a lot of microservice style architecture. Think chains of containers talking to each other over APIs