This really makes Christmas festive. I don't think I need new features, but sure love simplicity of 4.0.

I am installing it now. Thank you Matz and team.

I have the similar ThinkPad like the author, except Gen 3, I7, 16Gb. Have Omarchy on it, works like a charm, even camera is not bad. Battery works but I can plug it in the same dock my macbook is (two usb-c dock).

While you can change keyboard or battery on your Thinkpad, they are cheap enough, around $500 that you can just get a new one. I get why he wanted Framework, they say 13" are much better and more useful deal then 16".

I wish Framework 12" is better, but it is not. Maybe Apple can dazzle us at this form factor.

The only thing missing is markdown and few themes. I think this is awesome idea for sharing. Love what you did with it.

A lot of people are swear by Cerebras, it seems to really speed up their work. I would love to experience that but at the moment I have overabundance of AI at my disposal, signing up for another service would be too much :)

But yeah it seems that Cerebras is a secret of success for many

OpenCode had this for a while and overall has better and nicer TUI. Having said that, for same models, especially with LSP, some fancy MCPs, mgrep, has been doing really bad job lately for me. Not sure why. I expect it will be resolved soon. Otherwise very happy with it.

Claude Code is also solid and this is welcome improvement.

I've been using Z.Ai coding plan for last few months, generally very pleasant experience. I think with GLM-4.6 they had some issues which this corrects.

Overall solid offering, they have MCP you plug into ClaudeCode or OpenCode and it just works.

I'm surprised by this; I have it also and was running through OpenCode but I gave up and moved back to Claude Code. I was not able to get it to generate any useful code for me.

How did you manage to use it? I am wondering if maybe I was using it incorrectly, or needed to include different context to get something useful out of it.

I've been using it for the last couple months. In many cases, it was superior to Gemini 3 Pro. One thing about Claude Code, it delegates certain tasks to glm-4.5 air and that drops performance a ton. What I did is set the default models to 4.6 (now 4.7)

Be careful this makes you run through your quota very fast (as smaller models have much higher quotas).

    ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_HAIKU_MODEL=glm-4.7
    ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_MODEL=glm-4.7
    ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_OPUS_MODEL=glm-4.7
    ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_SONNET_MODEL=glm-4.7

i'm in the same boat as you. i really wanted to like OpenCode but it doesn't seem to work properly for me. i keep going back to CC.

Awww... I really love it, not that it wasn't good before, but really nice to see refresh.

It is very easy to open multiple terminals, have them side by side, do different things. It is more natural to invoke agents and let them do their things.

I've never understood their massive activism arm, it's always seemed bloated and ineffective compared to organizations I donate money to like the EFF

just grifters siphooning money