Opencode uses the open source models, and if you sign up for the go plan, it is $10 a month instead of $20. https://opencode.ai/go

I have a safety razor, all metal, will last the rest of my life. Bought a pack of 100 blades for $20 on Amazon 2 years ago and still going through em. Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Bambaw-Metal-Safety-Razor-Silver/dp/B07XJQZKL2/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=VA0XZQ2KMIVO&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.IDzEyvGv06wqPVChENBJlOsGaFLZ37Z6pHlKSwPJjkIB1etj4VIoOaL7WP9xVE0OkdOquFqiJtkH-T8IyyVjyCZJOB97aQuRLExc3nbeuc24WNd1pVoQBcqy4iICZFBFdKUT43uZD9puB_JY0YGx-SUkjITz5wcHW4Ob1BSkbBBx8eUezJ7GEBbLhwyc1adq9gP_tbFloB21wv_VLFOZiA.aHMdgu7kYSJndrdKngkAwUDT7EgQEIUf9tA-9OHnKeQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=safety+razor&qid=1782569702&s=beauty&sprefix=saf%2Cbeauty%2C292&sr=1-1

These were great. Brought a smile to my face many times with each chapter. They get better with each book too.

Been loving my similar setup lately. Was using Claude code Harness, but switched to pi. Using open oweight models and open source tools as often as possible.