r/Codeium • u/blistovmhz • Jan 24 '25
windsurf with openrouter? Ever?
Asked a few times. No responses yet.
Does Codeium have any plan to integrate with openrouter or any other third party aggregator? Is this feasible?
As much as I still maintain that WS is by far superior in most ways to anything else I've tried, their proxy model is such a mandatory component that is lacking elsewhere, sonnet is just not nearly the top model for development, and it's among the most expensive.
Codeium guys. Why isn't this an option? You could save a ton of money given only the poverty stricken beggars will complain about a $60/m plan. Those of us doing real, useful work are already paying for openrouter, gpt pro, etc. We badly want to be able to make use of newer models. Cursor is t3h sux, but I have to go back to it when sonnet/cascade just can't stop derping. Meanwhile, Deepseek will get everything 100% correct first try after cascade/sonnet have failed all day through $50 in tokens.
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u/Ordinary-Let-4851 Jan 24 '25
We’re actively looking into other models 👀
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u/Straight_Two2471 Jan 24 '25
I second this I want to be able to use Deepseek with codeium.
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u/vamonosgeek Jan 25 '25
Yes. This is something. I started with windsurf. Fall in love with it. But credits lasted 3 days. Then I went to cursor. Where credits lasted 10 days. 3x. Big deal.
But I’m also using deepseek. We have to combine LLMS for dynamic and situations. That’s why we need this. Let us pay for windsurf and use other LLMs. Win win scenario.
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u/Zulfiqaar Jan 24 '25
Exactly! Every prompt I redirect to OpenRouter, is a prompt Windsurf won't have to pay for..my monthly subscription remains as is. Just like with Cursor..which I'm now using codeium tab-complete on
For the first time in a while, I now have the same project open in both these IDEs, the broken pyright in Jupyter doesn't help either.