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I really disliked how opencode works IMO; the harness tries to do to much in my mind. Switching to Pi was a breath of fresh air for me, and I even use hax for s
by calgoo 9d ago
I really disliked how opencode works IMO; the harness tries to do to much in my mind. Switching to Pi was a breath of fresh air for me, and I even use hax for some of my local needs where i dont want to have the giant pile of fertilizer that is NPM or PIP installed.
The harness becomes more and more important, the smaller the model is as you need to offload context management as well as memory to the harness. The big models basically just need a bash prompt tooling and you let the model manage everything inside its own context.
- mobelkh 9d agowhat does it do too much out if the box? afaik it only has the basic tools and two agents profiles, maybe lsp support is extra?
- tacomagick 9d agoMoving from CC I can agree OpenCode seems very simple. I don't see what is too much about it honestly.
- verdverm 9d agolook into the prompts, there are some choices in there disclaimer, I use opencode and have customized parts of it, and will do more, but it is a solid foundation and comes with more out of the box than pi pi is too minimal for me, I'd go back to my custom built harness if I wanted to be back at that level
- esperent 9d ago> look into the prompts, there are some choices in there Such as?
- verdverm 9d agoInstructing to use the `gh` CLI, not ideal for those of use using BBC at work They also have instructions about how to format certain output, which conflicts with the instructions we have in repo. I only discovered yesterday because we were wondering why the agent kept picking certain tools.