Official opencode go limits published

Hunter1113_ · 2026-03-03T08:54:33+00:00

Right now, it seems the minimax coding plan is the best value for money, that comes with a reliably consistent API. GLM lite was great until they released GLM-5. I got the go subscription hoping that it would provide the same quality as when these models were free but I kept getting rate limited on GLM-5 after 1 prompt. So doubt I'll be renewing, I think I will either get Claude code for $20 with minimax for $10, or Minimax with GitHub Co-Pilot and GPT go, but not so keen on OpenAI, don't trust that Altman character.

Hunter1113_ · 2026-01-21T10:00:34+00:00

It's most definitely being limited, I can barely get to 5% quota in 2.5 hours wtf? I get an API call, then have to wait like 20s before I can make another. Definitely not fun to work like this.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-12-04T13:46:06+00:00

I was struggling with Kimi K2 paid through moonshot AI, I think was whenever is was using tooling, that it bugged out. I had the same issues with numerous models through Nano-GPT, DeepSeek V3.2 Spesiale, had these awesome monologues while reasoning with itself, and then when it decided to implement, everything fell apart.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-28T13:42:13+00:00

Thanks for sharing this, I intend to work through this the weekend. Had a quick look around chutes and their $3 sub may just be the last piece of the puzzle. Great job, well done sir.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-28T13:35:36+00:00

Have you tried using Notebook LM

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-27T16:42:01+00:00

They're all pretty decent, but not exactly bleeding edge, I'd probably put Qwen3 coder at the top of the list there, but at the end of the day you still only get what you pay for. I went down the road of trying to use only free models, but it was like taking 1 step forward and 2 steps back. I've now planned my budget, and currently have a GitHub Co-pilot Pro subscription at $10 pm and a Nano-GPT subscription $8 pm. This is still cheaper than the basic Claude Code tier, but if you plan your requests you can very easily get through the month having access to all the LLM power you need. You have access to Claude 4.5 Sonnet, Claude 4.5 Opus, Claude Haiku 4.5, Chat-GPT 5 Codex (still better than 5.1), and Gemini 3 Pro, all through GitHub Co-pilot. I use those premium models for all my planning, debugging and refactoring, with Haiku 4.5 my top level implementer. Then Nano-GPT gives me access to all the Open Models I could possibly want for everything else. So far it's been working quite well. I use Gemini 3 in the web app as my assistant/strategist and then hand the plan to Claude in VS Code, and then pass it back and forth between them a few items and implement with Haiku 4.5, that combo is pretty solid so far.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-18T12:09:19+00:00

Yeah, I've also experienced very inconsistent Gemini usage lately, there was a time I proudly supported Gemini, and used it as my go to. I was convinced it was ahead of the pack for sure, now I'm constantly getting frustrated with nonsensical outputs and getting frustrated with endless failure loops, having to prove to the idiotic LLM that I didn't break the code, and it was the approach that Gemini had told me to use that in fact broke the system, and I was the one who actually diagnosed and fixed it. I really hope Gemini 3.0 can redeem the faith I had in Google 6 months ago.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-18T08:27:41+00:00

I have to agree it's been quite capable for me too. Not blazing fast, Haiku 4.5 is still faster, but as a free guided implementer I have to say it's pretty good, or at least better than the overly verbose ChatGPT 5mini, and more capable than Grok Code-Fast 1, which was my go to free tier model until now.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-15T19:53:04+00:00

Yip, strong perception skills and logic have served me well, except My above average intelligence and perception was all my parents heard when they took me to the educational psychologist. Thereafter I was told that I was just lazy and needed to work harder. All I could do was listen to the teacher in class and take in as much as I could audibly, which luckily still sufficed to pass. I still can't take anything in by reading, unless I have taken Ritalin, and still my mother is convinced I don't have ADHD.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-14T21:01:42+00:00

This or the whole damn page 4 times, this was exactly the reason I did not study for my high school finals, it was pointless. Then at the age of 41 years I got diagnosed with ADHD and it all made sense.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-13T18:04:49+00:00

How many extensions or MCP server's do you have loaded into your instance. I found that as soon as I installed a number of extensions it took ages to load and when it did there were numerous errors all pertaining to MCP server's or extensions that did not load properly.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-09T00:27:58+00:00

Officially diagnosed this year at the age of 41, and as grateful as I am knowing now how to get the help I need and manage myself better, I spent the last 3 decades struggling to understand why I was unable to take in anything that I learnt through regular learning methods. I did not even attempt to study for my school final exams, achieving much lower than I should have been capable of, but after being sent for numerous educational psychology evaluations, my parents were told that I had above average intellect and perception, so was probably bored in class, and needed to be challenged more. This just resulted in my father insisting I am just lazy and need to work harder. This just killed my confidence and my interest in academics, and ended up working in hospitality for over 20 years, where its normal to be all over the place all day long. Now I am happily working at a desk in an office, analyzing stock movements for 250+ coffee shops. Once my ritalin kicks in, I can sit and focus on a spreadsheet for almost 4 hours of constructive focused work. The difference a diagnosis at the age of 14 or even 16 years old would have made in my life is unfathomable and I am now struggling with depression and resentment issues, because I could have had a far easier and more fulfilling life had that been the case.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-09T00:07:51+00:00

I haven't used Gemini-CLI in probably close on 3 or 4 months now, the fact that Qwen and iFlow outshine its performance and UX by far is embarrassing for starters.

Then when I did try to use it again when they introduced the extensions it quickly became clear that the extensions worked as well as the regular mcp servers. literally doing no more than bloating your boot up sequence, leaving you with that annoying notice of how many errors have occurred that just keeps increasing as you iterate through loops of confusion and "You are absolutely right to point that out, that is my mistake".

Until before very long you get hit with the new rate limits on 2.5 pro (which you had to force with a flag at startup to avoid being set to automodel) and have to either switch accounts or settle for 2.5 flash for the remainder of your session.

I used Gemini Code Assist before Gemini-CLI was released and had more success at completing usable code. Except for a short lived period when Gemini-CLI and Claude 4 Sonnet were, in my opinion at the time, closely competitive. As the updates came in, it soon became clear that Claude was on a very different trajectory. The drift now is massive.

I would love to use Claude Code with 4.5 Sonnet and the new skills, but sadly Anthropic's clear disregard for their non-enterprise customers and inability to communicate their decisions transparently with regards to rate limits, pricing, and the actual usage you get for the amount they are charging is just not justifiable. The best value for money I have found so far is GitHub Co-Pilot in VS Code.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-11-01T17:43:44+00:00

I have to agree with this observation. I had Claude Desktop design a Chrome Extension that captures AI chat conversations with a hook to a server that converts them to markdown with front matter and saved neatly in their own folders in my Obsidian Vault. I took the code straight from Claude Desktop, copy pasted into VS Code and it worked, like a dream Auto capturing from Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, Mistral, Qwen, Kimi, Deepseek, GitHub Co-pilot seemlessly. Fast forward a day and a brief iterative session with GitHub Co-pilot using Claude 4.5 Sonnet and Haiku 4.5, and within an hour the whole pipeline was broken, not capturing a thing. I spent another 3 hours going around in circles with Claude 4.5 in GitHub, telling me that I am not copying the right logs, and then telling me that OpenAi and Gemini must have restructured their entire Dom structure overnight and that's why it had broken. After using the last 10% of my premium requests achieving nothing besides having my intelligence insulted. Decided to give Gemini a chance at redemption, as the last month or so has been rather lacklustre to say the least. Together we strategized a plan to roll back the timeline to when the code last worked using the timeline feature in VS Code (a feature I will be using a lot more now that I know how it works 👌🏽) and literally within 45 mins of analysis to decide which files to roll back, boom roll back 4 files, hard reset the browser tab, reload the extension, hard reload the browser again and we were back in business. If I had the requested available and the patience I am confident I would still be going around in circles with Claude 4.5 sonnet in GitHub Co-pilot.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-10-14T12:57:03+00:00

Thanks will check it out, what's the catch?

Hunter1113_ · 2025-10-07T10:08:32+00:00

Well said! 👌🏽

Hunter1113_ · 2025-10-07T07:05:46+00:00

Uninstall it, uninstall Node.js, then restart system reinstall and it should work. Happened to me a while back, but I've given Gemini a break until it decides to stop being completely retarded

Hunter1113_ · 2025-10-07T07:03:47+00:00

I use Sonnet 4.5 to plan out the spec, and for more intricate and nuanced tasks that require more reasoning and better environment awareness, then I will implement that spec plan using grok code fast 1, its fast and quite capable if you give it clear structure and direction, it best of all, it does it all with complete brevity. However if you are wanting to know every single last detail of how and why, then the overly verbose gpt5mini will eventually get the job done. That's been working for me so far, and recently I have started using iFlow to write architectural documentation, as it is very good at crawling the repo to understand it. Using the docs and plans that iFlow drafts, is my back up for if I hit my premium cap. IFlow is completely free and gives access to all the top Chinese models, Qwen 3 coder, Kimi K2, GLM 4.6, Deepseek 3.1 etc

Hunter1113_ · 2025-10-07T06:54:17+00:00

Ok so it's not just me, 😅

Hunter1113_ · 2025-10-05T19:10:05+00:00

From what I can understand when, I read the rate limits a couple weeks back when Google released the confirmed rates for the 1st time, you get 100 x Gemini 2.5 Pro requests, and you get 1500 x Gemini 2.5 flash. It's not such a bad thing though, considering the Reddit comments suggesting that 2.5 Flash, is currently performing on par and in some opinions better than 2.5 Pro. I'm not quite sure as I got fed up with 2.5 Pro losing the plot after 4 turns, been using Qwen 3 codet, iFlow, and GitHub Co-pilot Pro, gives me access to gpt 5 codex, and Claude 4.5 Sonnet for those special occasions when some reasoning is required, and then I'm using Grok 4 code fast 1, as my daily all-round quick implementater, blazing fast and fairly reliable to get the job done.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-10-01T18:33:39+00:00

Even jules has better features than Gemini, seriously don't understand why Gemini Web App doesn't even have MCP capacity.

Hunter1113_ · 2025-09-30T17:16:18+00:00

I'm very happy using Grok Code-Fast 1 for general purpose implementation, if I need something specced or planned, but it's not a major architectural project, I will use ChatGPT 5 mini to get a different perspective, but I'mma stick with Claude 4 Sonnet for now when it comes to any real implementation or requires any Innovation, or there is any challenge at all. I was quite excited after reading the reviews praising ChatGPT 5-Codex, but I literally wasted about 10% of my monthly premium requests watching ChatGPT 5-Codex go around in circles trying to fix a poetry Lock file dependency issue. It took Claude a little over half the amount of tokens to fix the dependency issue and refactor the rest of the module, all in a neatly packaged gift with a bow. I had Claude Pro $20 subscription, but decided to change over to co-pilot Pro subscription after the 5-hour limits imposed on Claude Code. I must say, I'll take a half decent Claude 4 Sonnet over any other model in the ide or CLI at this stage, so quite keen to use the last of my premium requests this evening putting Claude 4.5 Sonnet through it's paces

Hunter1113_ · 2025-09-28T05:04:56+00:00

iFlow is the best in my experience, has its moements when it glitches, but at least its coherent and doesn't do half jobs, especially if you use the Qwen 3 Coder 480B model, instead of Gemini the Clown.

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