I get stuck when I try to post on social and my brain fills up with all the random people I know that have commented or complimented a post. The problem is there are wildly different expectations of what I post. Is anyone else dealing with this?

Lately I've decided to write for ME. What do I want to write about? That has made it a lot easier to get unstuck. That and not looking at the views, likes, etc.

fired it up via the $5 opencode go subscription and am stoked. This is an amazing amount of capability for pennies on the dollar. I'm using it alongside my codex and claude max subs. Just fantastic for coding that claude is architecting.

> This is an amazing amount of capability for pennies on the dollar.

True. I doubt how long OpenCode can subsidize $10/mo Go plan for. Its weekly and monthly limits already seem restrictive for some of the most capable models like Qwen 3.7 Max and GLM 5.1. That said, if the tasks are do-able by DeepSeek v4 Pro, Mimo 2.5 Pro, and Qwen 3.7 Plus, then it indeed is a super nice deal. I haven't too many complains other than the fact that these models sometimes require more/detailed instructions than Claude Sonnet / GPT 5.x did.

Great name!

I'm using an 8MP camera from freenove on a pi zero 2 - it's great.

Great question. I've read that the agent sdk is ok as long as it's not for external use - meaning you aren't selling access to it. Unclear now though!

Big Giant Million Dollar Question: Where does having Openclaw using Claude Code via ACP fall? It's using the Claude Code harness, not the model directly.

If you are not aware, ACP creates a persistent session for steering rather than using the models directly.

The Zed ACP client for example is still controlled by the human prompt, and they will probably not be banned

I have no idea what ACP offers that are superior to a tmux session. With tmux, you can attach to it at any time, send keys at any time, and capture pane without bothering any running process inside.

And you don't have to get anyone's permission to use tmux.

> And you don't have to get anyone's permission to use tmux.

I'm not so sure about that. I have my own local multi agent orchestration setup with tmux and native claude code, codex, and gemini. They can talk between each other using tmux.

I'm not sure precisely when does a wrapper around Claude Code become a "third party harness". If OpenCode is a third party harness, why is tmux not?

on spirit, yes. programmatically speaking, not really.

And judging by intention is a slippery slope, and they'll probably end up just banning everyone who are high usage. While some smart orchestration setup will fly under the radar (i.e. trivial to rate limit the cross tmux communication).

This is my big question too. It seems by intent it's to kill it, including ACP, but I don't know.

Started using this earlier this week. I built a backtesting benchmark tool to compare a mix of frontier and open-source models on a fairly heavy data analysis workflow I’d been running in the cloud.

The task is basically predicting pricing and costs.

Apple’s model came out on top—best accuracy in 6 out of 10 cases in the backtest. That surprised me.

It also looks like it might be fast enough to take over the whole job. If I ran this on Sonnet, we’re talking thousands per month. With DeepSeek, it’s more like hundreds.

So far, the other local models I’ve tried on my 64GB M4 Max Studio haven’t been viable - either far too slow or not accurate enough. That said, I haven’t tested a huge range yet.

I'm interested to hear what ends up happening. Going from thousands (is that dollars?) per month to something local is significant and I'm not sure the m4 can really make up the gap. Cloud can scale speed whereas you're limited to one computer.

If it works, can it compete in speed, performance AND accuracy? If it can, that would be a real game changer for local analytics when the entire dataset can be loaded onto a single computer.

this is great! Incredibly fast and is working pretty well running loads on my m4 max studio.

Weirdly though I'm getting things like this: Apple FM is fast and free but has a hard limitation — it can't process prompts with Spanish/non-English words, which is a dealbreaker for California and Southwest real estate where half the street names are Spanish.

My understanding is that the 512gb offering will likely return with the new M5 Ultra coming around WWDC in June. Fingers crossed anyway!

I've read this and the replies and I don't understand - but want to. I have 6 agents spun up under one openclaw. 4 of them use my claude code max sub. 2 use my codex sub. I am not needing to use any metered API calls. Why are you?

I just don’t want to risk an account ban like I’ve heard others describe. But if it’s working for you that’s awesome! Saves a lot of money! I don’t mind the cost personally for the value.

Though you do have a point that OpenAI said their subscription is usable in third party apps so I should be using it then. Good point.

Ah, the way I read your previous comment was that you were using both your plan and the api. I understand now.

Oh no, not at all. But your comment made me give the bot a ChatGPT subscription that it's using with the Codex endpoints since they've announced that they will be supporting 3rd party use of those endpoints. It's a bit slower than Sonnet through OpenRouter but it's vastly cheaper. Much appreciated for the advice!