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this post was submitted on 23 Mar 2026
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Props for putting something together and not burying it in a 20 minute YouTube video.
My mind initially went to OpenCode - I’m not familiarity lite-cc - any reason you opted for that? Is it just kinder on smaller local models?
I ended up using OpenCode, very useful thanks!
Judging by the github repo, it's the very basic cousin, written (vibe-coded) in Python. It doesn't do planning or anything, just preface your command with a system prompt telling your model it's a coding assistant. And gives it tool access to read and write files. And execute commands.
And seems no human uses it, there's no interactions like bug reports, PRs or people who star and like the repo.