Comment by cyanydeez

I'm working on local models; qwen3.8-Flash-Next seems to be passed to rubicon.

I'm working on javascript, and now I'm only doing this via typescript. I've successfully got this going:

1. Design a feature in plain language with the coding agen (opencode) and write a document for it.

2. Restart the context (or I use /compact to flush any errant details)

3. Pull the new plan into context and ask the agent to revise it follow Test Driven Development.

4. Depending on how big it is, the agent places it into multi stages, each with it's own document.

It then loops through the stages. It might be entirely based on the language you're using, but this loop seems strong enough.

Then when there's bugs, errors, anything, we update the doc, add more tests, then revise the code.

It's quite possible the harness you're using isn't setup properly. For me to do this locally, I had to hack on dynamic context pruning which I described here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49906637#49907641