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Ask Lemmy: What do you currently use for AI coding? (lemmy.world)
submitted 4 days ago by joelthelion@lemmy.world to c/programming@programming.dev
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Given how quickly things evolve, it's easy to get lost in the numerous offerings and hard to get the best deal. So, what do you use? Both clients/harnesses and LLM providers or local setups would be interesting.

Personally, I've been using opencode with Github copilot for work. I'm currently looking for cost-effective provider for personal work. Maybe openrouter with one of the cheap models?

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[–] alehc@slrpnk.net 2 points 3 days ago

Opencode with local inference (via ollama) Have tried gpt-oss-20b, qwen3.6-30somethingB and gemma4-e4b. Qwen is too slow for my hardware and gemma4 does not follow instructions that well. Haven't spend much time (yet) but gpt-oss seems like a good balance.

For work I also use opencode but with either claude-opus or deepseek-v4-pro. Obviously opus is stronger, but deepseek is still surprisingly capable and I have more control (can't figure out how to show opus reasoning traces) so I prefer it.

That said, I still write code myself 90% of the time. I just use llm for questions, codereview, etc.