As @adriangalilea recently aptly wrote in Helix's 2nd-longest discussion thread (#4037): > For the nth time, it's about enabling inline suggestions and letting

As @adriangalilea recently aptly wrote in Helix's 2nd-longest discussion thread (#4037): > For the nth time, it's about enabling inline suggestions and letting anything, either LSP or Extensions use it, then you don't have to guess what the coolest LLM is, you just have a generic useful interface for LLM's or anything else to use. An argument I would agree with is that it's unreasonable to expect Helix's maintainers to volunteer their time toward building and maintaining functionality they don't personally care about.