The opencode Stack - Cancel Claude This Weekend

You hit a Claude rate limit this morning. Then again at lunch. Then again at 3pm.

You are not trying to become an AI researcher. You are trying to ship software. But every time your coding session gets serious, Claude slows down, locks up, gets expensive, or makes you wait. The answer is not another vague "AI coding workflow." The answer is a cheaper, faster, local-first stack built around opencode.

This book gives you the opencode Stack: opencode CLI, OpenCode Go, model routing, reusable skills, parallel worktrees, local model fallback, and a cost dashboard that keeps your build sessions under control.

By Friday night, opencode is installed and your first deployed project is live. By Saturday morning, your routing stack is splitting work between an orchestrator model and a fixer model. By Saturday night, you have a local-first workflow running with fewer outbound tokens. By Sunday, you have a repeatable system for shipping projects without living inside Claude Max.

This is not another intro to opencode.

Most books stop at setup screens, automation patterns, and architecture diagrams. This one is built around output: deployed projects, cost logs, routing configs, parallel agents, and a weekend shipping plan.

Here's what you'll build:

1. A deployed first project on OpenCode Go in 10 minutes.
2. A 7-day cost log that shows what your real AI coding workflow costs.
3. Two routing configs that pair cheaper models for planning, fixing, and implementation.
4. A local-first opencode stack that reduces outbound API usage.
5. A 6-worktree fan-out setup that runs parallel agents on one refactor.
6. A real-time cost dashboard that alerts when your daily spend crosses $1.
7. A repeatable weekend system for shipping 10 portfolio-ready projects.

This book is for Claude Code users who are tired of rate limits, tired of surprise token bills, and tired of paying premium prices just to wait. You do not need another subscription. You need a stack.

Cancel Claude this weekend. Build the opencode Stack instead. Scroll up and grab your copy.