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Use an OpenCode Go subscription

OpenCode Go is a subscription from opencode.ai that gives you one API key for a roster of open coding models (GLM, Kimi, DeepSeek, Qwen, MiniMax and others). SupaCloud manages that key like every other provider key: you store it in the app, in the scope you choose, and SupaCloud hands it to the agent when a task runs.

Add the key

Section titled “Add the key”
  1. Go to Settings → Access credentials and open New credential.
  2. Keep the method on API key and select OpenCode Go as the provider.
  3. Paste the API key of your OpenCode Go subscription and, optionally, a label.
  4. Choose the scope — Personal, Workspace or Organization — as for any other key.
  5. Click Save.

The key is stored encrypted and resolved with the same precedence as every other provider key: personal, then workspace, then organization, with the organization lock on top. See Manage secrets in the UI. There is no server setting for it; the key you save is the key the agent receives.

Run a task on a Go model

Section titled “Run a task on a Go model”
  1. Start a task with the OpenCode agent.
  2. Open the model picker. The Go models are listed as opencode-go/<model>, for example opencode-go/glm-5.1. They are selectable once a Go key is saved; without one they stay greyed out with a link to add it.
  3. Launch the task.

The task is charged to its own OpenCode Go line in the Provider caps under Settings → Budget & Usage, not to OpenRouter.

What the Go key is not used for

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  • Only the OpenCode agent uses it. SupaCloud’s own background calls (classification, memory, embeddings) and the model fallback chains never route through OpenCode Go. The subscription is meant for coding agents.
  • The usage limits are OpenCode’s. Go enforces its own 5-hour, weekly and monthly limits; SupaCloud does not count them. Check them in your opencode.ai workspace.
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