Which model and agent to use for the main chat? #65
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Hello everyone. I am trying this project and it is spectacular for now but I doubt that I am using models and agents badly. Now I'm using the default OpenCode (Build) main agent using QWEN3.7 Plus model, I don't know if this is correct. Is it an exaggeration to use qwen3.7 plus as the main model? Is it correct to use the build agent? All sub-agents that are invoked then use the correct preset models in configuration. Thanks a lot |
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Qwen3.7 Plus is totally fine as your main model. You are not doing anything wrong — its the recommended workhorse model for the framework. The framework uses a tiered model assignment:
You are using the workhorse tier, which is exactly right for general development. You would only reach for a heavier model for major architecture decisions, and a lighter one for quick maintenance tasks. Sub-agents and model inheritance: This is a known OpenCode behavior documented under Known Issues in the README. Sub-agents invoked via the Task tool inherit the caller model regardless of their frontmatter
Bottom line: OpenCode Build + Qwen3.7 Plus is the default recommended configuration for day-to-day OCGS work. The model strategy is a cost-vs-quality trade-off, and Qwen3.7 Plus hits the sweet spot for most scenarios. No need to overthink it! 😊 |
Qwen3.7 Plus is totally fine as your main model. You are not doing anything wrong — its the recommended workhorse model for the framework.
The framework uses a tiered model assignment:
kimi-k2.6— heavy strategic planning, architecture decisionsqwen3.7-plus— day-to-day design, implementation, testing ← you are heredeepseek-v4-flash— fast, repetitive tasksYou are using the workhorse tier, which is exactly right for general development. You would only reach for a heavier model for major architecture decisions, and a lighter one for quick maintenance tasks.
Sub-agents and model inheritance: This is a known OpenCode behavior docum…