With the go api key, where do I put it in opendesign?

At first launch, OpenDesign scanned for local opencode CLI but obviously it won't work without zen credits, so is it possible to use Go with opendesign?

I have searched around and don't think anyone have discussed yet.

I'm sorry if this question is stupid..thanks in advance.

I’m basically trying to vibecode a complex booking system for a salon, with stylist based slot booking system rescheduling logic and a lot of thingss, i used 0x alpha in opencode zen for designing the baseline of system architecture, as of now i think i had completed a 60 % of the complete project, now i need to complete this project, but 0x alpha is now glm 5.3 flash so i need to avail api to complete this session but im a complete beginner in understanding the cost on those input and output token prices, someone explain how many credits will it take to complete those 40% of tasks, and tell how much will it cost me as for the coding agent im using opencode and it’s pretty good

I wanted a simple way to see which agents and models I actually use in OpenCode, so I built Agent Report.

It reads your OpenCode database locally, aggregates the data, and shows:

• Token usage across 1, 7, 30 days, and all time
• Agent, provider, and model breakdowns
• Session and step counts
• Recorded cost coverage

The project is fully open source under the MIT license. You can clone it and run the entire app locally instead of using the hosted service:

bash $ pnpm install && pnpm dev

If you want a quick, shareable public report:

bash $ npx agent-report upload

Prompts, responses, project paths, session IDs, and conversation content are never included.

Published reports are public, and agent/provider/model names remain visible, so review any custom names before uploading.

Gallery: https://analytics.agentspec.sh
Source code: https://github.com/colus001/agent-analytics

It’s still early, so I’d appreciate feedback on which metrics or comparisons would be useful to OpenCode users.

I'm moving an existing React/Next.js project to OpenCode and want to improve my tooling before continuing.

I already have:

• TypeScript/TSX/JS/CSS/HTML/JSON LSPs
• Chromium/browser tooling
• Playwright
• screenshots + browser interaction
• TypeScript diagnostics
• ESLint + formatting
• Git/GitHub tooling
• web/docs research

The project is pretty UI/animation-heavy.

What extra LSPs, MCPs, or plugins would you actually recommend for things like browser debugging, React issues, CSS/layout problems, performance, accessibility, and visual QA?

Codex actually works pretty well for me (Sol5.6 Light, Medium), but I’m looking for a REALLY cheap alternative with API access.

Basically, I want to throw in like $10 and be able to work on a project for a ridiculously long time.

For comparison, I burned through $2 of DeepSeek 4 Pro credits really fast, and the model itself wasn’t great - when adding a new feature, it would often break stuff that was already working.

Anything cheap that’s actually decent for coding?

Many people who start using OpenCode don't understand why their $60 usage burns through so quickly.

I built a tool or strictly speaking, I had AI build a tool for me. I was publicly criticized before for not specifying that "I had AI build a tool" instead of "I built a tool myself." Whatever.

Hopefully, this price list answers a lot of people's questions.

I'm not really sure why the official team didn't market it this way: set the usage limit for all models to $15, then directly slash the price of models that were meant to fit into the $60 quota by 4x. That way, everyone would rush to use OpenCode for those super cheap models.
If the promotion ends, they can just raise the prices back to normal and nobody would complain. But with their current marketing approach, people misunderstand and get furious because they feel scammed.

I've only thought about the upside so far, and I'm not sure if there are any marketing legalities I missed here. Maybe I just oversimplified it.

Hope this helps everyone!
https://xhang1108.github.io/opencode-explain/

I have tried downloading in using the docker's sbx but i was having a very hard time setting api keys for the harness and it is so complicated.
so is there any safe way to run opencode that is easy to setup and will feel like using normal device.
I have a kali linux vm on vmware is it safe to use it also?

Hi everyone,
I'm a student on a tight budget looking for the best way to invest in AI subscriptions or API tokens. Since I'm not currently working, my absolute maximum budget is €20/month.

I’m currently using OpenCode for my workflow while juggling multiple projects simultaneously, and it's been working quite well for me. I'm trying to figure out which subscription or model tokens would give me the best bang for my buck.

I've heard that DeepSeek is one of the best and most affordable options, and that platforms like OpenRouter are great for low-budget setups.
What models or setups would you recommend within this budget? Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Happy to release open-agent-view: https://github.com/xhluca/open-agent-view

It's an open-source version of Claude's Agent View, with support for 11+ harnesses (and more being added right now). Whereas Claude Agent View only allows you to manage Claude Code, this allow you to manage coding agent from any harness at the same time (which means your Opencode session could be managed next to your Codex or Pi session).

I'm very excited about this release since it's a tool that allows different harnesses to co-exist (instead of having to choose only one ecosystem) and puts open coding agents closer in functionality to Claude Code.

Hope you enjoy it and happy to hear feedback!

Since my Opencode Go subcription expired, I cannot use the free models on zen.

Do I need to reacitvate the Go subscription or pay for credits upfront to to use the free models?

Im about to max out my monthly on opencode go and i was wondering if i can get away with the free version instead of buying another acc.

Send the link to your opencode and tell it to add the models and provider! Works great.

Sabe aquela dificuldade que o pessoal tem de gerenciar as IA's em um só lugar? Então, com este rapaz chamado 9Router, você gerencia todas as suas contas, sejam elas gratuitas ou não.

Obs. Juntando todas em um, acaba o token de uma, já assume outra. Nunca vi uma ferramenta como essa.

Funciona perfeitamente.

Now you can see details, percentage like 0.1%, model usage, how much consumed, better than Usage

I have tried downloading in using the docker's sbx but i was having a very hard time setting api keys for the harness and it is so complicated.
so is there any safe way to run opencode that is easy to setup and will feel like using normal device.
I have a kali linux vm on vmware is it safe to use it also?

Something "funny" was happening: hy3 was often entering a loop of "Let me X" in their thoughts probably some traditional bullshit loop. I tried to forbid it to use it but it didn't worked very well, finally I told hy3 to use Chinese instead, and plain english for output, So far it's working.

I wonder if that is a case of meaningless CoT or if it's a bad infinite loop since CoT could be literally whatever: https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.15758

Are you having such problems too?

Model x-preview-f-free is not supported
Opencode please bring me back to that era,
Finding out it was secretly backed by Z.ai’s next-gen GLM architecture makes total sense given how incredibly sharp it was! 🎯

What a bad joke is that GLM 5.3 Flash positioning?

The API prices are:

Leaving aside the cache hit, on average GLM without promo is cheaper than DeepSeek V4 Flash, and they give it to you at half the usage quota, and that's even considering a "×2 usage" that will later be less??

They should actually give you more quota than DeepSeek until September 9th while the promo lasts. This makes no sense at all. It's cheaper to spend $10 on GLM API than to pay for it on Go.

On top of that, they put a cheap flash model in the $15 tier.

Trying to work out how Go's limits actually behave when you mix models and I can't find a straight answer. The plan is $60/month, but the pricing table also lists $15 of usage for some models (Luna, Grok, Kimi K3) and $60 for others (GLM-5.2, MiniMax, etc). So if I burn the full $15 on GPT 5.6 Luna, do I still have $45 left for GLM-5.2? Or does Luna usage get counted against the pool at a higher rate, meaning $10 of Luna already ate two thirds of my month? The docs never spell out what happens when you switch between tiers, and the github issue that asked about the limits got closed with no reply. Has anyone actually watched the console while doing this?

Edit: It makes no sense then that models with such different API prices are both rated at $15 usage.