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YesOpenCode, Codex · 29 Aug 2026

The good thing is the models themselves are good enough to usually find the root cause if you give them read access to your deployment, logs and upstream issues/PRs to analyze

nejch on Hacker News

In the thread “vLLM v0.28.0”, replying to this comment

Helped: Giving models read access to logs and upstream issues.

My team runs open models for devs at our company, mostly on H200s, and I'd also say yes, if you want to always stay on the bleeding edge (and not use their model-specific images they publish before it lands in a release), then some amount of patching might be needed especially for new models. The good thing is the models themselves are good enough to usually find the root cause if you give them read access to your deployment, logs and upstream issues/PRs to analyze. If you do A/B deploys and E2E test them with popular harnesses (we do opencode/codex/claude), you'll catch most things. …