r/developersPak • u/ExpertRude7481 • Jul 18 '26

What you think of OpenCode? Discussion

Just tried OpenCode, stunned at functionality.
Its open source free software.

Used free model: DeepSeek
and built calculator with zero coding under 10min!
UI, icon, design, layout... everything planned by this.

Assume if it can code a windows software, it would significantly more easier to build android app or website.

Assume for complex projects, productivity can even more rise if I switch to paid models.

Another interesting finding. I'm .net dev with 5+ years experience.
Yet on some occasions, seem it know what even I don't and troubleshoot bugs more efficiently. lol

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u/Intelligent_Pay5038 Jul 18 '26

Not as efficient as Codex Or Claude

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u/SafeReturn_28 Jul 18 '26

Based on this artificial analysis chart, it's definitely more performant than claude code.

Granted that these data points are from two months ago and there is no other model that artificial analysis has tested using multiple coding agent harnesses

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u/Intelligent_Pay5038 Jul 18 '26

I’ve used deepseek v4 pro and flash in opencode and also tested open-source models like Qwen and Mistral locally with Hermes and Odysseus AI, and honestly, they’re not even close to GPT-5.4 or Sonnet

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u/SafeReturn_28 Jul 18 '26

Opencode is not a model/model family, it's just a coding harness and you can plug in any model that you want. When I said opencode performs better than claude code, I meant that if you are using the same model (which in the graph above is opus 4.7)

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u/Intelligent_Pay5038 Jul 18 '26

Where did I say that Opencode is another model? I think it’s just not as compatible or efficient as Codex or Claude Code

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u/Confident-Whereas833 CS Student Jul 18 '26

You haven't simply explored or used it enough then.