I had no luck with mesa's implementation as well, BOINC only recognize ROCM's opencl library.
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There's a very large number of things you could do with it, and openCL has been working for several years on my system. Katago happens to be my favourite.
I used llamacpp with opencl but couple of months they supported rocm which is even faster
Apparently, the CAD software Ondsel is also not compatible with the mesa’s implementation; and it would just crash right after the boot.