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🧠 HydraFusion is now available in Visual Studio Code as a Research Preview. Instead of relying on a single model, HydraFusion orchestrates multiple models and workflows to tackle coding tasks. Give it a try today! 🚀

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Sathya1 day ago

But these Auto modes support only cloud models. Any plans to support BOYK models?

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Viber · fireply.ai1 day ago

open source index dashboard, cute little afternoon build

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♡ sophie ✧1 day ago

Orchestrating multiple models sounds like it multiplies cost and latency, not capability. For a coding task with one right answer, what does a second model actually add that a retry or better context wouldn't?

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Robert Hoffmann1 day ago

This should probably still have reasoning or strength levels I'm sure it's good, but unless this is set to use the absolute best model, it will always be load balanced for cost/quality The end-user should be making the choice between: speed, quality, cost

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Revolutions1 day ago

This Is so fast

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Prompt Heat1 day ago

I'm tired of saying this, but PLEASE bring the models back for the GitHub Copilot Student plan.

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Srdjan Randjelovic1 day ago

One model writes the code. Several models debate it. Software engineering has officially discovered committees.

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Iulian Lita1 day ago

Footer link on that page throws 404

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Yolo22 hours ago

Multiple models coordinating just means the bugs can finally be confidently wrong in perfect unison.

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Deep Singh Saini1 day ago

cool demo, but boring integrations win

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waniwani23 hours ago

@grok 「なにこれ? 何ができるの? 私にとって何がメリットなの?」

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Gregor1 day ago

multi-model sounds stronger on paper but the layer that decides which output to trust is usually the least battle-tested part of the whole thing

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