Folke Lemaitre

@PeaweeBoomhall Did some limited testing with Qwen-3.5-9-Q4_K_M. It wasn't too bad, but I think context window is limited, so it started derailing fast from my initial request. I could probably run a larger model though. Need to give that a try next

@Folke Have you tried GPT-OSS or any of the Qwen models locally? With some tweaking that can get jobs done, but it's true that they have their limits.

I love the idea of opensource coding agents like Pi and OpenCode, and to an extent OpenClaw, but how do people actually use this with SOTA coding models without burning literally $1000 per month? Especially with multiple agents. I stick to Claude Code with my Max plan ($200) because of that. (And because it's awesome). What am I missing here?

I know, but it's not the same, claude code would still use its internal context. Also for OpenClaw I mainly use gemini-3-flasp-preview for non coding tasks, which works really well. But for dev I'd like to switch to Pi. Seems like oauth from my Copilot and Codex subs should work without breaking TOS, so will try that

@tmeire_ @Folke Btw if you wanted, you could use openclaw with the official app. Would it then be allowed? I ould be functionally the same, with a bit of extra latency

@LosFarmosCTL Good point. Haven't tried using the codex sub yet

@Folke the codex subscription works in opencode as well, it’s only anthropic doing that bs claude code lock in

@tmdpw Cool, maybe I should give it another try

@Folke M2.5 worked pretty well for me tbh, compared to Codex with GPT 5.x. Haven't tried M2.7 either yet but benchmarks are promising.

@marv1nnnnn1 I know, but it's against Anthropic's TOS, no? So they can ban your account?

@Folke pi could use your existing subscriptions

@tmdpw Is MiniMax really good enough for coding? My experience with 2.5 wasn't great. Haven't tested 2.7 though

@Folke Either deep pockets or MiniMax models.

@iamdothash Just saw you're the cliamp guy. Have been having a lot of fun with it! And I have to check out Aether, but not for my Neovim color scheme ;)

@Folke No, you are completely right. You would know 😅 It is just local testing based on the wallpaper using Aether. Nothing can compare to your real Tokyo Night color scheme!

Testing a Tokyo night color theme for Omarchy

I'm curious on what models API/subscription you use. The main reason I stick with Claude Code is because I have a Max subscription. As far as I understand it's against the TOS to use these oath tokens with Pi. If I hook up the API, then I'm easily burning 100$ per day. So what am I missing here?

Ok so I thought that was a dumb gimmick but now I'm completely sold on how pi is a self-modifiable software. It literally knows how to modify itself very cleanly and that's extremely useful in practice I'm not using Codex / Claude Code anymore Bend2 should definitely be like this! I mean, constructed in a way that AI's can easily navigate it and know how to modify it to add any feature the user wants. Perhaps we're past the era of open source software and into the era of forkable software, where the most hackable project wins?

@Neovim Noice

nvim-lspconfig (upcoming in v2.8.0) now ships with type definitions for LSP server "settings" (inspired by folke/neoconf.nvim) Get autocompletion + validation of server-specific settings by adding "---@ type lspconfig.settings.xx" on your vim.lsp.config "settings" item. #lsp-settings-type-annotations" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/neovim/nvim-ls…

@drmarcelmoos Not really. If you're on Arch, check my dots. There's some ansible tasks in there to fix some stuff for the G14

@Folke @Folke are there any features on the Zephyrus 2025 models that require special attention to get them fully running in Linux?

Should get my new Zephyrus G14 RTX 5080 early this week. CachyOs or just vanilla arch?

@mitchellh Need this in Neoivm

libghostty for Zig just got a big upgrade, you can now process terminal streams and update terminal state in just a handful of lines of code. This is perfect for terminal replay tooling such as those found in CIs, PaaS (the build step), Asciinema-style things, etc. Before, you had to create a custom "handler" type, initialize a parser, read the Zig source to figure out what magic functions you had to implement, etc. I've now simplified that for the common terminal state-only case for you.

@jeffrydegrande It really is! Scrolling tiling really makes a lot of sense. Love it

Just released sidekick.nvim. Check it out! github.com/folke/sidekick… #neovim

@jeffrydegrande I love it. Check my dots for some ideas :)

Niri + DankMaterialShell = perfection

@justinmk Merged that other PR. I hope you'll find peace again now.

@Folke the Buddha smiles upon those who merge github.com/folke/zen-mode… I can't reach inner peace until 'winborder' is defeated :(