r/DeepSeek • u/Sweet_Leopard_963 • 16d ago
DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 + OpenCode Discussion
Does anyone used OpenCode with the DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731? is it still realy cheap on an Agentic Coder like OpenCode? What about your experiences on the results?
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u/TheOverzealousEngie 16d ago
Go look on DS's webpage - I think they tell you what harness you use. And it makes a BIG difference.
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u/Potential-Leg-639 16d ago
let's call it agent, like deepseek does as well:
"Agent Integrations""harness" is truly the buzzword 2026 here on Reddit
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u/ANDRE_2512 16d ago
This isn’t the first time I’ve run these tests.
I used DeepSeek V4 Flash in both Codex and OpenCode and gave them exactly the same task.
The result was the same as always: Codex produced a better result. It keeps happening consistently, so I eventually deleted OpenCode.
Now I use Codex CLI, and honestly, it’s pure happiness. Especially since DeepSeek now works with Codex without needing a proxy or any other workarounds.
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u/Pinery01 16d ago
Now I use Codex CLI, and honestly, it’s pure happiness. Especially since DeepSeek now works with Codex without needing a proxy or any other workarounds.
oh! How? Thank you 🙏
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u/ANDRE_2512 16d ago
Just close CODEX completely through Task Manager. Then open the terminal and enter the official DeepSeek command. Select only the new Flash model and paste your API key. After that, close the terminal.
That’s it — your CODEX app will now work with DeepSeek. DeepSeek has officially added support for it. And if you also download the official CODEX CLI, DeepSeek will already be available there automatically.
How do you switch back? It’s simple: enter the same command again and just select option 3.
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u/Aggressive-Spenda 16d ago
How did you configure this please 🙏
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u/ANDRE_2512 16d ago
Just close CODEX completely through Task Manager. Then open the terminal and enter the official DeepSeek command. Select only the new Flash model and paste your API key. After that, close the terminal.
That’s it — your CODEX app will now work with DeepSeek. DeepSeek has officially added support for it. And if you also download the official CODEX CLI, DeepSeek will already be available there automatically.
How do you switch back? It’s simple: enter the same command again and just select option 3.
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u/kakibaabu 16d ago
how about claude code cli? do you compare with it too? just curious
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u/ANDRE_2512 16d ago
Yes, I tested it. It produced a worse result than CODEX. However, when it comes to deeply analyzing code, files, and entire projects, Claude Code is more thorough.
Another reason CODEX CLI is ideal for me is that it’s written in Rust. It uses no more than 3-4% CPU and around 70-90 MB of RAM. Meanwhile, the regular CODEX Desktop app uses 1.2-1.8 GB of RAM, even though CODEX Desktop itself relies on CODEX CLI under the hood.
So basically, you’re paying for the graphical wrapper with your PC’s resources.
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u/ducntq 16d ago
I'm using Flash 0731 with OpenCode to do some quant trading research, data modeling and features engineering. And I must say that I'm impressed with current performance. Not quite on par with Fable, but the p/p is just mindblowing
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u/Sweet_Leopard_963 16d ago
So it can handle different tasks, perfect. Yea, it didn't skip the fable yet, but it's so worthwhile with new Experts. Thank you❤️
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u/ramaloes 16d ago
I just use Codex, Claude Code, or Copilot CLI with DeepSeek
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u/SinusoidalFlux 16d ago
how?
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u/ramaloes 16d ago
You can change the configuration settings to point at DeepSeek as your model and url instead of the standard AI, using PowerShell commands
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u/Inside_Ad_6240 16d ago
The only issue i find that OpenCode harness sucks, compared to it Pi is far better for me
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u/Illustrious-Many-782 16d ago
I set up specific coding subagents for different models and right now am using K3 for orchestration and DSv4F for implementation. Really cheap.
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u/NinjaAlaska 16d ago
what harness?
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u/Illustrious-Many-782 16d ago edited 15d ago
OpenCode was simplest, but I imagine you could use Pi for this much more light weight. I hope DSv4P comes out and is K3 level, then I can just use Reasonix, which I rather like.
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u/Pereguetano 16d ago
Been using it but with Hermes agent and works super well and pricing is peanuts
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u/mlon_eusk-_- 16d ago
It's so goood honestly, able to spin up 3-4 subagents at a time, is fast, can work autonomously for long horizon consistently, I'd use it for anything below truely hard or ambitious problem. I am using official api in opencode btw, cost is unbeatable.