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opencode TUI. Here's my honest pros/cons + why I think orchestrator frameworks are bad

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TL;DR: The opencode TUI is the only AI coding interface that didn't annoy me. I hate the whole "orchestrator agent" trend — it's a deaf telephone game that spends 10x tokens for 1.1x quality. Just write your own modal agents + skills instead. For me, opencode basically is the opencode TUI. Here's m…

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    opencode TUI. Here's my honest pros/cons + why I think orchestrator frameworks are bad

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