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▲ whiteblossom a day ago

It's been pretty useful for experimenting with local models due to its more light-weight approach. Though I respect the creators a ton, OpenCode has not seemed to work as well with models that run on consumer hardware

▲unsnap_biceps a day ago | parent [-]

Which models are you finding the most success with?

▲whiteblossom a day ago | parent | next [-]

qwen3.5 4b and 9b have both been surprisingly good for small tasks. a pattern I've been using is orchestrating pi agents with a script (that you can write using a frontier model) for common tasks. one script i use a lot is organizing photos from my photography shoots.

▲Asooka 17 hours ago | parent [-]

What does a "script" mean in this context? Like a Python script that runs a series of agents with small tasks? I'm still getting used to doing things with AI, this is all very new to me.

▲hypercube33 a day ago | parent | prev [-]

I have more beefcake machines and Qwen 4.6 36B has been awesome for coding. Its fast for a local model, seems to get a lot right most of the time, just its slower than OpenAI/Claude/Cloud Hosted stuff since I dont have a 24GB+ GPU (I have Strix Halo and a 12GB GPU)

▲vhantz 18 hours ago | parent [-]

How many token/s do you get with that setup?