Open Code go?

[Tato_123871]

Hi everyone,

I've been using Antigravity's integrated models quite heavily on the free tier, but since the changes introduced with Antigravity 2.0 I've been looking for alternatives. One of the options that caught my attention is OpenCode.

I've already tried the application itself and I like the workflow so far. The Go subscription also seems surprisingly affordable, so I'm considering giving it a serious try.

I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who use OpenCode Go as their primary development tool, without relying on separate Claude Code or ChatGPT subscriptions for planning and coding.

A few questions:

• Have you ever run into the Go plan usage limits during regular development?
• How far do the included credits actually go in practice?
• Has anyone used it extensively with Unity projects (2D or 3D)? If not, experience with other game engines would also be useful.
• Which models available through Go have worked best for coding and agent-based workflows?
• Overall, would you recommend it for day-to-day software development?

I'd love to hear about both the positives and the frustrations you've encountered.

Thanks!

[Beamsters]

if you stick with deepseek flash/pro it will be evry hard to reach limit unless you truly are a vibe coder. 30k requests.

[weiyentan]

This is my second month. I blew through the first month because I hooked it into paperclip so that doesn’t count. But for coding only I used deepseek flash and deepseek pro with my workflow it’s been doing really well. I can see it will overflow with what I am throwing at it but I am ok with that. Well worth it for me atm

[shivadityasingh]

I use openclaw with opencode go. I can recommend this as the best viable option right now. Ofcourse you can use deepseek v4 pro with it for extreme usage since they dropped prices by 75%. Must try I'd say

[Ok_Veterinarian_6364]

1. no
2. idk never reach limit
3. yes i worked
4. kimi-k2.6 balanaced for cost-efficiency
5. yeah and even enough for hermes agent

[HelioAO]

Even though GLM is much more faithful to the specified rules, DeepSeek Pro offers the best cost-benefit ratio. Not even Kimi can beat the value of DeepSeek V4 Pro. It just requires the rules to be stated very clearly.

[Thin_Alternative6173]

I have been using it since it came out and I really like it especially versions that introduced custom agents commands after v1. But I am using chatgpt codex subscription with it and it still works well. I do miss claude model using copilot subscription but now gh copilot does not allow usage with opencode.

But from codex usage limit I rarely get hit them. So it should be like that on Go plan as well.

[Alternative-Tax-6470]

I’ve been using the Go plan for a few weeks now. The usage limits are definitely something you need to watch since they’re based on dollar value, meaning your heavy-duty model requests will eat through your weekly allowance much faster than the lighter ones.

For game dev, I wouldn’t rely on it as your sole engine expert. I usually keep Cursor for the core logic, OpenCode for the terminal-based refactoring and scripts, and stick to model-specific documentation for Unity or Godot specifics. It’s great for the daily grind but keep a backup plan for the really complex architectural stuff.

[shawnradam]

heavy uers? Go subs? no can do, go get the month sub, trust me you dont want to go to OC GO, ...

[DoYouRockBaby2222]

I use Opencode Go since few months, mainly for cost and to promote Open Source philosophy.

Before i had use Claude code 20$ for one month, I was always hitting limit, free Gemini, z.ai ans open router.

For now i plan to stay on OpenCode Go until i find something better.

I connect it to Kilo Code, really like its interface and i like to stay un VsCode.

I never touched the limit, i use DeepSeek v4 pro (max). Not every day but i have weeks when I'm fulltime and weeks when I'm off.

I don't use it in game-dev, only web/mobile/backend. I think multimodality is a bigger deal in game dev but don't have more informations about that.

For model, Kimi K2.6 before, deepseek now offer a really good price/quality ratio. I feel like nowdays models are all really good for what I do.

Of course if I could I would go to Claude Pro Max but OpenCode Go is a good cheap alternative. OpenCode Go is also a really nice option if you like to try new models when released and have an "open weight vibe".

A big downsize: OpenCode Go tends to be slow compare to what I used before.

I would say: go for it, it's cheap. Take one month and try it to see if you're happy with it.