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An OpenCode plugin that reduces token usage by up to 45% with zero configuration. It compresses tool descriptions, compacts read output, and adds line-range edit support.

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OpenSlimedit – Cut AI coding token usage by 21-45% with zero config

by aSidorenkoCode·Feb 16, 2026·2 points·8 comments
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The Take

It actually attacks a concrete, expensive nuisance: repeated token bloat from tool schemas and file blobs. The line-range edit expansion is a neat trick — let the model reference lines instead of pasting content — and the README ships per-model benchmarks (up to ~45% savings) plus one-line installation so you can try it without changing your workflow. Expect real wins in edit-heavy sessions, though results will vary with project size and tooling.

Target Audience

Developers using OpenCode and LLM-assisted coding workflows (AI/ML engineers, full‑stack and backend developers who use code-editing LLMs)

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