Add blog post: Use your own language model key in VS Code#9908
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@ntrogh I believe this is all good to go, would you mind pushing this live on the 18th? |
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@cinnamon-msft I made some minor edits and also update the publish date and folder name. |
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This PR adds a new blog post explaining how to use BYOK (bring your own language model key) in VS Code.
The post covers: