OpenCode Go hits monthly cap in 18 days, Command Code 4-day weekly cap

The developer had been using Claude Code and Codex for planning and review, but began delegating bounded implementation and research tasks to sub-agents from late October. To cut costs, they moved that work to OpenCode Go, a $10/month plan that provides up to $100 worth of model usage per month, and later added Command Code's $10/month GOAT plan for overflow when Go hit its cap. The switch required only changing the model specification in the API call, since OpenCode serves both providers through the same server. Over about three weeks, they made roughly 2,100 requests. OpenCode Go reached its monthly cap on November 7 (day 18), and Command Code reached its weekly cap on the same day after just four days of use. The developer attributes the quick caps to high reasoning settings and a parallel simulation experiment, and notes that under normal use two plans might be just right. They also tried Qoder Lite but found it difficult to integrate through the API, and they plan to decide by the end of November whether to continue with it.