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| description | Compare all available model providers for Zoo Code. See which providers work with the VS Code extension and Zoo Code Cloud at a glance. | |||||
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import ProviderTable from '@site/src/components/ProviderTable';
The Zoo Code VS Code extension and Zoo Code Cloud support a wide range of coding workflows, but they still depend on LLM providers to supply the inference needed to complete tasks.
Other tools are intinsically bound by design to a specific provider (like Claude Code → Anthropic Models or Codex → OpenAI models), forcing you to stick with them irrespective of how the landscape changes (which happens fast). Zoo on the other hand is model-agnostic, allowing you to choose the model that best fits your needs, according to your budget, skill profile, codebase and more.
We support connecting to a wide range of model providers, giving you flexibility in how you access AI models. Some providers work with the VS Code extension, while others are available through Zoo Code Cloud.
Learn how to set up your provider in the Zoo Code VS Code extension here.
Here's every provider we support and where you can use them. Click for detailed instructions.
We regularly run evals for all supported models to see how they do against our standard test suite. See the latest results here.
Yeah, it's a lot.
- Want access to many models? Try OpenRouter for a single API to 100+ models
- Want direct Claude access? Try Anthropic for first-party Claude models
- Want to optimize for specific models? Use the first part provider for each of them (Anthropic, OpenAI, etc)
- Looking for local/offline models? Check out Ollama or LM Studio