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I think we'll see a shift to BYO LLM in the future. I saw that overleaf offers an assistant feature and an associated subscription. But I already pay for ChatGPT and Github copilot, I'm not going to pay for a third assistant - particularly when I can just bypass overleaf and use copilot in vscode directly.


I think Github already offers BYOK (bring your own key). I think the problem is that you are still expected to pay for all the premium subs, the key only allows you to go above the rate/monthly limits.

I think Jetbrains does it better with a full BYOM for models, including ollama. And I think if you go for ollama, you only need to pay for the IDE license, not for the AI add-on but don't quote me on that.


I think commercially there'll be a really strong pull for dev tools to resell access to frontier models.

It's hard to make money out of dev tools, but if you tie in a service people are prepared to pay hundreds of dollars a month for, then suddenly it looks easier to make money out of an otherwise unsaleable IDE plugin that accesses that service.


Yeah, Raycast and Warp are two tools that are definitely trying to do this.




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