So peoples with hermes + opencode go subscription, how are you doing past few days?

As you all may know open code go has cut their limits by up to 500%.

Just wondering what people are switching to?

Me - command code + Nvidia nim

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u/krrish253 — 13 hours ago

I wanted to share results of my latest stack for token optimization & memory - Hermes + Mempalace + Headroom + RTK

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  3-STACK TOKEN AUDIT: MemPalace + Headroom + RTK
  Stack installed: July 21, 2026
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COMPONENT STATUS

1. HEADROOM (Context Compression)    ✅ RUNNING
   - Proxy: 127.0.0.1:8789, healthy, v0.32.1
   - Backend: OpenAI-compatible (OpenCode Go)
   - Compression savings: $1.89 (377K tokens saved)
   - Compression ratio: 81.7% of input compressed
   - 55 compression events since install

2. MEMPALACE (Long-term Memory)      ✅ RUNNING
   - Replaces built-in MEMORY.md injection
   - ChromaDB vector store: 952KB
   - Facts DB: 35.6KB (dg10_facts.md)
   - Old memory injection: 8,283 bytes/turn (~2,070 tokens)
   - New: only relevant facts on-demand via semantic search
   - Savings: ~2K tokens/turn eliminated from system prompt

3. RTK (Terminal Output Rewrite)     ⚠️ MINIMAL IMPACT
   - Installed: v0.43.0
   - Only 3 requests processed, 1,573 tokens saved
   - Not being heavily utilized

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TOKEN SAVINGS — THE NUMBERS
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BEFORE STACK (all sessions before July 21):
  Sessions:           2,209
  Avg input/session:  3,596,053 tokens
  Total input:        7.94B tokens
  Total output:       28.6M tokens
  Cost (if DeepSeek): $1,132.77

AFTER STACK (July 21 onward):
  Sessions:           31
  Avg input/session:  563,720 tokens
  Total input:        17.5M tokens
  Total output:       373K tokens
  Cost (if DeepSeek): $2.77

PER-SESSION REDUCTION:
  Input tokens:  -84.3% (3.6M → 564K per session)
  Output tokens:  -6.9%  (12.9K → 12.1K per session)
  Cost per session: -82.6% ($0.51 → $0.09)

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WHAT EACH COMPONENT ACTUALLY SAVED
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HEADROOM — Direct measured savings:
  - 377,118 tokens compressed away from LLM input
  - $1.89 saved at DeepSeek pricing
  - 89.66% compression ratio in best session
  - Every turn's tool output gets shrunk before hitting the API

MEMPALACE — Indirect but large:
  - Old: 8,283 bytes (~2,070 tokens) injected EVERY turn as system prompt
  - New: semantic search returns only relevant facts (~200-500 tokens)
  - Savings: ~1,500-1,800 tokens per turn × avg 30 turns/session
  - = ~45K-54K tokens saved per session
  - This is the biggest single contributor to the 84% input drop

RTK — Negligible:
  - 1,573 tokens saved total
  - Terminal output rewriting isn't hitting enough volume to matter
  - The heavy lifting is done by Headroom compressing the same output later

HIDDEN WINNERS (not part of the 3-stack but set up same day):
  - show_reasoning: false — stopped storing reasoning traces as messages
  - agent.max_turns: 50 (was 180) — shorter sessions = less accumulated context
  - These two alone account for a significant chunk of the 84% drop

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COST IMPACT (OpenCode Go flat-rate)
============================================================

You're on OpenCode Go at $10/month flat. The token savings don't
directly save dollars on that plan — but they mean:

1. You can run 6-7x more sessions before hitting rate limits
2. Sessions stay fast (smaller context = faster inference)
3. If you ever move off flat-rate, you'd save ~$1,100/month
   at DeepSeek pricing for the same workload
4. Headroom alone is on track for ~$2/week savings at current usage

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VERDICT
============================================================

The 3-stack is saving you 84% input tokens per session.
The MVP is MemPalace (kills system prompt bloat) + Headroom
(compresses tool output). RTK is barely used — not pulling
its weight.

The hidden heroes are show_reasoning:false + max_turns:50,
which were set up alongside the stack and contribute heavily.
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u/krrish253 — 28 days ago

Anyone having below issues with opencode go and hermes recently????

I am using opencode go mimo 2.5 model with hermes agent nd i am gettig this weird error.. i just recharged the account yesterday and this error on newly topped account is very weird, anyone else facing same?

Error: HTTP 400: Error from provider (Console Go): Upstream request failed

Provider details

HTTP 400: Error from provider (Console Go): Upstream request failed
Copy

01:09 PM↑to response

Done

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Context window

7% used (93% left)

70.7k / 1.0M tokens used

Auto-compress at 744.0k (74%)

Cache: 86% hit (294.3k read / 0 write)

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u/krrish253 — 1 month ago

Playing warzone first time. I am on steam pc + controller.

Hey guys so I am not a professional warzone player, I would rather prefer calling it hobby. I hve been playing cod mobile snceit was launched, 32 times legendary there.

But I recently got my new workstation setup and it's one hell of powerful beast for any game literally at 2k no 4k, but y monitor is also 2k. So I thought why not shift to warzone.

So today was my first game, I directly entered warzone br with full confidence and guess what. Got killed with 0 kills. I wasn't angry or annoyed because I knew is just the beginning, first time pc gaming, first time controller, testing buttons righ there and figured out A is my best friend. I was able to avoid enemies only.

So I wated to have suggestions on how to improve and buil muscle memory faster..

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u/krrish253 — 1 month ago

Got Qwen3.6-35B-A3B IQ4_NL running at 64K context on an RTX 3060 12GB + 32GB RAM (Windows 11) — ~53 tok/s with only ~71% RAM usage

I've been building a local AI workstation over the last few days and wanted to share the final configuration because one optimization completely changed the result.

Hardware

  • CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 270K
  • GPU: RTX 3060 12GB
  • RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 mhz (but in the test it was at 5200)
  • Motherboard: MSI Z890-S WiFi 6E
  • Windows 11 25H2

Runtime

  • latest llama.cpp (CUDA build)
  • llama-server
  • Qwen3.6-35B-A3B IQ4_NL
  • OpenAI compatible endpoint
  • Web UI

Final launch configuration

llama-server ^
--no-mmap ^
-m "Qwen_Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-IQ4_NL.gguf" ^
-ngl all ^
--n-cpu-moe 25 ^
--flash-attn on ^
-c 65536 ^
--parallel 1 ^
--host 127.0.0.1 ^
--port 18080

Biggest discovery

Initially I was getting

  • ~98% RAM usage

Everything worked, but it wasn't practical because this is my main development workstation.

While benchmarking I noticed llama.cpp printing this warning:

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I tested it expecting maybe a small performance improvement.

Instead...

RAM usage dropped from roughly 98% to ~71–72% while generation speed stayed around 51–53 tokens/sec.

That one flag completely changed the usability of the machine.

Final performance

  • Model: Qwen3.6-35B-A3B IQ4_NL
  • Context: 64K
  • Generation: ~51–53 tok/s
  • Prompt processing: ~160+ tok/s
  • GPU memory: ~11GB
  • System RAM: ~71–72%
  • Stable OpenAI-compatible server

What surprised me

I honestly didn't expect a 35B MoE model with 64K context to be this usable on a 12GB RTX 3060.

It's now responsive enough that I'm using it as the reasoning engine for my own Hermes ( i have given hermes cloud glm 5.2 for cmplex task but 90% local ai) while still keeping VS Code, browser, terminal and my normal development workflow open.

Hopefully this helps anyone trying to squeeze more out of similar hardware.

Has anyone else seen the same behavior with --no-mmap on recent llama.cpp builds?

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u/krrish253 — 1 month ago

I think my hermes ate sleeping pills or a webui bug

Sleep 5

Asleep Forever 😂

u/krrish253 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/rust

Any catch all email verification library written in rust?

I have been using this golang catch all email verification tool but it's missing on accuracy... 4 to 5 out of 100 are not accurate verification. I do have port 25 open..

Any suggestions? Been in love with rust recently because of its performance.

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u/krrish253 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/golang

Any golang email verification library?

Is there any catch all email verification library in golang?? I did tried one it works well but misses on like 4 to 5 percent emails.

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u/krrish253 — 2 months ago

Solution for long complex projects? Hermes breaking the application 5 out of 10 times.

Hey guys so I have considerably big project that I handle with hermies it was it was all good in the starting when the project was a small ever now the project has gone considerably big and every time I ask her means to make some change you know what it does, breaks something. So I was wondering have you come with the solution to manage big Complex project efficiently. I am using mimo 2.5 here, but I do brainstorm and system design decisions with Claude and hermes mostly is the implementer. I am Also using opencode task delegation for any coding tasks. But still......

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u/krrish253 — 2 months ago