[1] Best as I can tell, the “local” version is the same as “CLI”, and “CLI” simply means using a cloud model, which you have to pay for. It also looks like JetBrains is hosting some models in their cloud which are free to use until December.
Anyone on HN have real experience with their agent harness?
I've mostly used codex in the past (and in IDE plugins) with llama.cpp self-hosted models. Aside from packaging those things directly together (or another inference engine) does this bring something novel? Aside from a marketing angle.
The link lands me on Junie CLI. Here’s the link to local:
> Fully local: Nothing leaves the machine
> Offline
> Free to use: No card, no subscription, no credits. [1]
https://junie.jetbrains.com/local
I’ll definitely give this a try.
[1] Best as I can tell, the “local” version is the same as “CLI”, and “CLI” simply means using a cloud model, which you have to pay for. It also looks like JetBrains is hosting some models in their cloud which are free to use until December.
What a slop of a page.
Anyone on HN have real experience with their agent harness?
I've mostly used codex in the past (and in IDE plugins) with llama.cpp self-hosted models. Aside from packaging those things directly together (or another inference engine) does this bring something novel? Aside from a marketing angle.
Watching the downfall of Jetbrains has been very sad
What downfall? They continue to make great tools and I gladly pay for them.
Can Junie design a less-readable web page?