A user reports that OpenCode enters an infinite 'thinking loop' when using local models, prompting itself continuously without ending. The issue occurs across multiple models and configurations, including Qwen and GPT-OSS, and persists in both llama.cpp and LMStudio environments, though the chat window in LMStudio functions normally.
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