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I don't use it for coding but as an agent backend. Maybe opencode was thought for coding mainly, but for me, it's incredibly good as an agent, especially when p
by Frannky 7mo ago
I don't use it for coding but as an agent backend. Maybe opencode was thought for coding mainly, but for me, it's incredibly good as an agent, especially when paired with skills, a fastapi server, and opencode go(minimax) is just so much intelligence at an incredibly cheap price. Plus, you can talk to it via channels if you use a claw.
- krzyk 7mo agoBy "agent" you mean what? Coding is mostly "agentic" so I'm bit puzzled.
- epolanski 7mo agoIt's defined in opencode docs, but it's an overall cross industry term for custom system prompt with it's own permissions: https://opencode.ai/docs/agents/ https://opencode.ai/docs/agents/
- phainopepla2 7mo agoI'm still kind of confused, but opencode itself comes with several agents built-in, and you can also build your own. So what does it mean to use opencode itself as an agent?
- epolanski 7mo agoClaude code too has build and plan agents.
- Frannky 7mo agoThanks for reference the docs. For me an agent is an entity that you can ask something and it talks to you and try to do what you asked to do. In this case if you have a server with an endpoint you can run opencode when the endpoint is called and pass it the prompt. Opencode then think, plan and act accordingly to you request, possibly using tools, skills, calling endpoints,etc.
- solarkraft 7mo agoI see great potential in this use case, but haven’t found that many documented cases of people doing this. Do you have resources you can point to / mind sharing your setup? What were the biggest problems / delights doing this?
- Frannky 7mo agoNo resources, I used Claude Code and did what I put in the original message. Experience easy thanks to Claude coding and deploying