Archive 22. February 2026

OpenCode | The Open-Source AI Coding Agent - an open-source coding agent that could soon outperform Claude Code. Very good in execution and above all provider-agnostic. You can attach any model, even one self-hosted with LM Studio or ollama. If you just want to play around, you can simply download it and get started, even without providing a credit card (then of course with limited tokens, but quite usable for initial experiments. And independent of the major providers (ok, except for their models if you want to use them - and for serious coding, those are unfortunately still necessary). OpenCode also offers its own AI models, which are then billed, but a few models are always freely available and thus offer quite serious experimentation without investment.

Steve Yegge on Vibe Coding

Steve Yegge talks in the interview about the future of programming and the challenges of vibe coding. The author shares his experiences and sees a upheaval comparable to the introduction of high-level languages.

bDS slowly usable

Now the new software is starting to be fun, everything you need for usage and creation is largely present. It still has a few minor flaws and there are one or two features I want, but I can already do everything I really need as a minimum. Publishing now works easily with a shell script:

#!/bin/sh

cd ~/Blogs/rfc1437.de/html

rsync -rav --delete \
	--exclude='thumbnails/' \
	--exclude='media/' \
	* git.rfc1437.de:git-server/html/

cd ..

rsync -rav --delete thumbnails/ git.rfc1437.de:git-server/html/thumbnails/
rsync -rav --exclude='*.meta' --delete media/ git.rfc1437.de:git-server/html/media/

Yes, that was just to test my source formatting. And?