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by hivetechs 10mo ago
Nice, great minds think alike! Not having vendor lock in and being flexible to use multiple providers and models gives us the most flexibility. The investments put into the CLI tools and what they can do are also amazing, I love using the
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by hivetechs 10mo ago
Hey there, actually I started using Tauri, but eventually ran into performance issues and found Electron more mature, easier to achieve at least for me.
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by hivetechs 10mo ago
Great call out! Yes I have tried to follow these, to make Consensus compliant with OpenRouter's prompt caching best practices.
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by hivetechs 10mo ago
What's great about OpenRouter is you have access to all providers and models and they do the work of standardizing the interface. Our new HiveTechs Consensus IDE configures 8 profiles for you and your AI conversations, each using its
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by hivetechs 10mo ago
Hey, I fully understand. A model or CLI like Gemini releases a new version and it seems like a new place to call home. However, in this time of AI growth, each providers new advancements are reason to make a change, today for you Gemini, p
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by hivetechs 10mo ago
No this is not a fork, I built it from scratch. It is not intended to be used with vscode extensions. Its an Electron app. Desktop Framework - Electron - Desktop app with main/renderer process architecture - TypeScript - Prim
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Show HN: I got tired of switching AI tools, so I built an IDE with 11 of them(hivetechs.io)
20 points by hivetechs 10mo ago|18 comments