Building a gaming PC from scratch is getting more and more expensive these days. The PS5 doesn't come cheap either, so I've been thinking about using the streaming feature. Could it work if I bought a few PS5s, set up a little studio, and offered a cloud gaming service?
That’s a fair point. The agent-facing functionality does overlap quite a bit with Jupyter-MCP-Server.
The main difference is that this also provides a terminal-native notebook UI for humans. For example, over SSH, you can inspect, edit, and execute cells, and even view plots directly in the terminal witout opening JupyterLab or setting up port forwarding. Agents can also operate on the same notebook through a regular CLI rather than requiring MCP.
In this article, I want to walk you through how I introduced a reflection mechanism into the OpenSpec workflow inside OpenCode, and how that dramatically improved the quality of AI-generated code.
After nearly a month of testing, this reflection workflow has gotten DeepSeek-V4-pro in OpenCode to perform at roughly the same level as Claude Opus 4.6. The only cost is some extra review time and a few more tokens. Trust me, it's worth it.