No, they're generally pretty solid. Once an hour one will crash, and sometimes there are performance problems, but it's a very workable setup.

> Once an hour one will crash, and sometimes there are performance problems

> pretty solid

Huh?

Claude Code would have been science fiction five years ago. I'm not looking a gift horse in the mouth over a few papercuts.

There is an issue on their github about flickering they don't seem to care much about. I think most AI CLIs are using the same reactish cli thing called ink and all are having the same problems. opencode moved to a different library (opentui?) and their client seems to be doing much better. ALthough I must say I like to run the opencode cli locally with the web option and connect to it with a web browser. It's very nice. Plus you can code in bed :)

Its a cli app that connects to an API. Its no more advanced than a terminal irc client or MUD. Get better standards.