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ContinueOpen-source IDE assistant you can point at any model.
Self-hosted code completion with an open-source server.
Teams that cannot send source code to a hosted completion service
Anyone wanting autocomplete without running a GPU or a server
A self-hosted completion server with editor plugins: it runs models on your own infrastructure, indexes your repositories, and returns suggestions to the IDE. The reason to choose it is a data boundary — code never leaves the network. The cost is a GPU or a CPU box and someone to own it.
Open-source IDE assistant you can point at any model.
Completion engine built for speed and large context.
Code completion that can run on-premises, with a per-team model trained on your repos.
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