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Some users coming from Void expect broader model support and often look for a clear reference showing which models CortexIDE supports out of the box. Void’s “Add Model” option is limited to known providers, and CortexIDE now supports a much wider range of models and providers.
To make the CortexIDE vs Void differences clearer and to help users configure the editor correctly, we should maintain a public table of supported models in the CortexIDE GitHub Wiki.
Goals
- Provide a clear, up-to-date reference of all supported models and providers.
- Make migration from Void easier by showing the expanded model coverage.
- Reduce confusion about which models work with which CortexIDE provider category.
- Keep the Cortex/Void split organized and predictable for users.
Tasks
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Create a new Wiki page: “Supported Models & Providers”.
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Add a table listing:
- Provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Groq, xAI, Mistral, v0, OpenRouter, Ollama, vLLM, LM Studio, etc.)
- Supported model names
- Vision/multimodal support (yes/no)
- Tool-calling support (yes/no)
- Special formatting requirements (if any)
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Link the page from the README under Usage → Model Configuration.
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Update the table whenever new providers or models are added.
Acceptance Criteria
- A complete, easy-to-read reference table exists on the Wiki.
- Users can quickly see which models are supported and how to configure them.
- Reduces recurring questions about missing models or unsupported configurations.
Priority
Medium — improves UX and reduces confusion for new users and Void migrants.
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