Can I promote my own tool here?
The rules do not say. Focus on making the post high quality and directly about opencode or vibe coding.
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r/opencodeCLI rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/opencodeCLI: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
Subreddit guides combine public Reddit source URLs, captured rules, visible verification dates, and Rankhog's account-safety workflow.
Current public stats
- Members
- 58,497
- Verified
- September 18, 2026
- Category
- AI builders, operators, and researchers
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- posts should talk about opencode/vibe coding: every post that doesn't remotely talk about that will be removed.
- no low effort/ low quality post: If a mod feels that the post is low quality or low effort he'll remove it.
Works well
- : A detailed walkthrough of how you configured OpenCode with a local model, including the steps and what you learned.
- : A discussion post asking how others use OpenCode with Anthropic Claude, sharing your own setup first.
- : A tips post covering three things you wish you knew when starting with opencode, with real examples from your usage.
Avoid
- Asking a vague question without context or effort, which risks removal under "no low effort/ low quality post".
- : Posting about unrelated tools or frameworks, which violates "posts should talk about opencode/vibe coding".
- : Sharing a link with no explanation, which could be seen as low effort under "no low effort/ low quality post".
What r/opencodeCLI Is For
This is a subreddit for sharing resources, discussions, and tips around OpenCode, a Go and TypeScript open-source CLI TUI for coding assistance. It supports multiple providers like Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, and local models. The people who post here are likely developers and coders who use or are interested in OpenCode and vibe coding.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
The two rules that matter are "posts should talk about opencode/vibe coding" and "no low effort/ low quality post". The first rule means your post must be about opencode or vibe coding, or it will be removed. The second rule gives moderators discretion to remove anything they feel is low quality or low effort, so a one-line post or a bare link with no context is risky.
What To Post
A good post here talks about opencode or vibe coding in a useful way. You could share a tip for using OpenCode with a specific provider, ask a thoughtful question about a feature, or start a discussion about how vibe coding fits into your workflow. The key is to put real effort into the post and make sure it is directly about opencode or vibe coding. If you are a founder, you could share something you built with or for OpenCode, as long as the post itself is high quality and relevant.
What To Avoid
Avoid posting anything that is not directly about opencode or vibe coding. The first rule is clear that off-topic posts will be removed. Also avoid low effort or low quality posts, since moderators will remove anything they feel falls into that category. A bare link, a one-line question, or a post with no real context or value is likely to be removed.
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Common questions about r/opencodeCLI
Can I share links to my blog or product?
The rules do not mention links. But a link without context or effort may be removed as low quality.
Is AI-generated content allowed?
The rules do not mention AI content. Make sure whatever you post is relevant to opencode or vibe coding and shows real effort.
Will I get banned for posting off-topic?
The rules do not mention bans. They say posts will be removed if they break the rules, so start by following those closely.
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