Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
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Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
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Re: Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
#2I worked on this! Happy to answer any questions anyone has.
Re: Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
#3This is cool. I can see the anti-monopoly of OpenAI argument, but apart from that is there a strong argument of being multi-LLM for a Codex-like agent?
Re: Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
#4Boom been waiting for something like this!
Re: Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
#5What are the limitations are there in terms of tasks this can handle? How does this compare with the other products out there? There are plenty of options...
Re: Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
#6Demo’s this 6 months ago. Super excited to see how far it has come since!!!
Re: Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
#7This is cool. I can see the anti-monopoly of OpenAI argument, but apart from that is there a strong argument of being multi-LLM for a Codex-like agent?
We often find that some models perform better on certain types of repo. For example Claude 3.5/7 is typically much better at frontends. That's why we let you switch up the model for each repo.
Re: Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
#8been following engine from afar for a while, super cool to see it on HN.
didn't see it had a free plan, will try it out.
Re: Show HN: Engine – A multi-LLM alternative to Codex
#9What are the limitations are there in terms of tasks this can handle? How does this compare with the other products out there? There are plenty of options...
Depends on your set of tasks but we use Engine for the bottom ~50% of issues by complexity. We have a pretty good swe-bench score from a while back but it's got much better since!
We have also focused on workflow integrations so you can assign issues from Linear, Jira, Trello etc which makes it more useful for teams.
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