OpenCode announced Ox Alpha on OpenCode Go for six days of near-unlimited free use outside Go usage; public replies also report mid-run stops, roughly 20 tokens/s, and overload, so convenience and service stability must be evaluated separately.
Entry point: OpenCode Go.
Official terms: Near-unlimited, completely free use for the next six days, not counted against Go usage.
Public feedback: One user reported mid-run stops; another reported dropped connections about half the time and roughly 20 tokens/s; another said the service was overloaded by too many users.
Not disclosed: Personal quotas, rate limits, P50/P95 latency, failure rate, and recovery rate.
This source supports “high load and differentiated experience during the free preview,” not a fixed throughput or stability promise. Recheck the free period, quotas, entry policy, and service state at the time of use.
Fix the Go entry point, client version, task, and concurrency, and repeat across time windows.
Record queue time, first token, total duration, disconnects, automatic recovery, and final test pass rate separately.
Report the official free policy, service errors, and task quality in separate tables.
Ox Alpha
