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The Agent that is blacklisted from Anthropic AI, soon more to come. I really like how their subagents work, as a bonus I get to choose which model is in which
by ramon156 7mo ago
The Agent that is blacklisted from Anthropic AI, soon more to come.
I really like how their subagents work, as a bonus I get to choose which model is in which agent. Sadly I have to resort to the mess that Anthropic calls Claude Code
- cyanydeez 7mo agoa $3000 AMD395+ will get you pretty close to a open development environment.
- anonym29 7mo agoThere are boards starting in the $1500-$2000 range, and complete systems in the $2500-$2700 range. I actually don't know of any Strix Halo mini PCs that cost $3000, do you? EDIT: The system I bought last summer for $1980 and just took delivery of in October, Beelink GTR 9 Pro, is now $2999.... wow...
- Shebanator 7mo agonot mini PCs, no, but there are laptops that do
- free652 7mo agothe boards now are pricier, at least the framework one. I got it for 1700, and now its ~$2400.
- ricardobeat 7mo agoI bought mine, a mini PC, for $1400 just six months ago. This bubble will pass.
- UncleOxidant 7mo agoRAM has gone up a lot since last summer.
- lima 7mo agoYou can still use OpenCode with the Anthropic API.
- pimeys 7mo agoYep. That's what I do. Just API keys and you can switch from Opus to GPT especially this week when Opus has been kind of wonky.
- pczy 7mo agoThey are not blacklisted. You are allowed to use the API at commercial usage pricing. You are just not allowed to use your Claude Code subscription with OpenCode (or any other third‑party harness for the record).
- oldestofsports 7mo agoI dont understand this, what is the difference, technically!
- hereme888 7mo agoSubscription = token that requires refreshing 1-2x/day, and you get the freedom to use your subscription-level usage amount any way you want. API = way more expensive, allowed to use on your terms without anthropic hindering you.
- NewsaHackO 7mo agoAlso, Subscription: against the TOS of Claude Code, need to spoof a token and possibly get banned due to it.
- hereme888 7mo agoYup. And right now I'm straight-up breaking Claude's TOS by modifying OpenCode to still accept tokens. But I only have a few days left and don't care if they ban me. I'm using what I paid for.
- jwpapi 7mo agoabout 30 times more cost
- KronisLV 7mo agoWith Anthropic, you either pay per token with an API key (expensive), or use their subscription, but only with the tools that they provide you - Claude, Claude Cowork and Claude Code (both GUI and CLI variants). Individuals generally get to use the subscriptions, companies, especially the ones building services on top of their models, are expected to pay per token. Same applies to various third party tools. The belief is that the subscriptions are subsidized by them (or just heavily cut into profit margins) so for whatever reason they're trying to maintain control over the harness - maybe to gather more usage analytics and gain an edge over competitors and improve their models better to work with it, or perhaps to route certain requests to Haiku or Sonnet instead of using Opus for everything, to cut down on the compute. Given the ample usage limits, I personally just use Claude Code now with their 100 USD per month subscription because it gives me the best value - kind of sucks that they won't support other harnesses though (especially custom GUIs for managing parallel tasks/projects). OpenCode never worked well for me on Windows though, also used Codex and Gemini CLI.
- raincole 7mo agoMore what to come?
- heywinit 7mo agoprobably more agents to be blocked by anthropic. i've seen theo from t3.gg go through a bunch of loopholes to support claude in his t3code app just so anthropic doesn't sue their asses.