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According to a post on X by @sbintuitions, SB Intuitions, a SoftBank group company, published a tech blog on connecting its Sarashina APIs to coding agents. The guide covers using OpenCode as the main model, Japanese-specialized subagents, and delegating tasks from Claude Code. It also includes configuration examples for Hermes Agent and Crush. The source describes these as vendor recipes for using a regional LLM inside existing agent tools.
According to a post on X by @sbintuitions, SB Intuitions, a SoftBank group company, published a tech blog on connecting its Sarashina APIs to coding agents. The guide covers using OpenCode as the main model, Japanese-specialized subagents, and delegating tasks from Claude Code. It also includes configuration examples for Hermes Agent and Crush. The source describes these as vendor recipes for using a regional LLM inside existing agent tools.
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SoftBank's SB Intuitions published a tech blog on wiring Sarashina APIs into coding agents: using OpenCode as the main model, Japanese-specialized subagents, and delegating tasks from Claude Code, with Hermes Agent and Crush configuration examples. Why it matters: Vendor recipes for Claude Code and OpenCode make a...
Developers who already use Claude Code or OpenCode and want a Japanese-focused model now have written setup examples to try. Teams considering Sarashina for coding workflows can compare these configurations with their current tools. Watch whether the examples are kept up to date and whether other agent tools receive similar guides.
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