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GitLawb
@gitlawb
The git layer for the AI-native internet. DIDs over accounts. Every commit signed agent or human.
Katılım Mart 2026
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@gitlawb Good job! Do u have vscode plugin or web UI? Not only terminal
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@ImranAntor @gitlawb This is the only harness I'll use for the foreseeable future.
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You need some fucking government management and accountability @Anthropic!
Why is nobody paying attention to the shit they're doing!?
@realDonaldTrump You're letting them take control of and verify IDs and keep powerful models secret from the government!
Don't just stand by! DO SOMETHING!
GitLawb@gitlawb
while Anthropic quietly removed Claude Code from the $20 Pro plan (now $100+ Max only) we just released OpenClaude v0.6.0 completely free & open-source.
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@gitlawb Doesn't matter; no one is going to use this.
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@gitlawb You're just a model manager. What's the point of being free if you're going to redirect users to a paid model?
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@sire_ralph we have a lot of users 20K npm downloads in the past week alone. you can check our github repo too we have active community there
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Here is how you do it.
OpenClaude cannot sit in the middle as a backend for OpenCode. It is a client CLI, not an OpenAI-compatible server. The workable setup is to point each tool at the same upstream provider directly.
For my case in VS CODE
OpenCode Go already supports Kimi K2.6 directly, and OpenCode docs say the model ID is opencode-go/kimi-k2.6 and the Go endpoint is opencode.ai/zen/go/v1 via OpenAI-compatible calls.
OpenClaude also supports OpenAI-compatible providers, with the base URL pattern like .../v1.
OpenCode credentials are stored in ~/.local/share/opencode/auth.json, and your machine already has an OpenCode Go credential there.
So the wiring should be:
In OpenClaude custom provider:Provider type: OpenAI-compatible API
Base URL: opencode.ai/zen/go/v1
Default model: kimi-k2.6
API key: your OpenCode Go API key

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