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For developers

Keep your AI. Add Lippa beside it.

You've already chosen your daily driver, most developers have. Lippa isn't asking you to switch. It's the companion that gives you every other model, multi-model review, and a memory that isn't locked inside any vendor.

Lift the context you've built with your main model into Lippa with the browser extension, and the day that model is rate-limited, degraded or simply gone, you switch and keep working. Same memory, different engine.

A second opinion on tap

Regenerate any answer with a different vendor's model against the same context. Cross-vendor review is something a single-vendor tool can't offer.

Functions your AI doesn't have

Consensus, Roundtable, Document Reviewer, Code Cloud, video, advanced surfaces that run across models, with your project memory in scope.

Bring your own keys

On Pro Max, attach your own provider API keys and run frontier chat and coding on your own vendor account, drawing no Lippa credits. Per provider, fully under your control.

Insurance against a bad day

Outage, price hike, model withdrawn, your memory lives in Lippa, not in the vendor. Point it at another frontier model and carry on.

Browser extension · at launch

Your ChatGPT history is not a hostage

The extension imports the conversations you already have in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini into Lippa's memory. Months of accumulated context, decisions, preferences, project knowledge, becomes available to every model, not just the one you typed it into.

Install it on day one and Lippa starts rich instead of blank.

About the browser extension →
ChatGPT → Lippa memory imported
Claude → Lippa memory imported
Gemini → Lippa memory imported

One memory layer, usable by every model, including the one you came from.

VS Code extension · at launch

Lippa memory in your editor

Connect your editor to Lippa's memory and knowledge, your project's decisions and conventions, available where the code is. About the VS Code extension →

MCP server · at launch

Your memory, in any MCP host

Drop a Lippa project's context into Claude Desktop, Claude Code or any MCP-compatible client. Mint token-secured pack links, expiring, revocable, plain text or JSON. About the MCP server →

Code Cloud

A sandboxed scratchpad with memory

The in-browser agent loop, plan, write, run, read errors, fix, with project-aware edits and live preview. About Code Cloud →

Quorum · open source · beta

Multi-model code review in your terminal

Stage a change, run one command. Quorum puts your diff to several frontier models that deliberate and converge on a single set of findings, the same engine behind Consensus, pointed at your code, using your project's memory and conventions.

Dismiss once, gone forever: dismissals persist locally in SQLite; conventions ride along in .quorum/conventions.md. Auditable by design: index-only, 200 KB bundle cap, secrets deny-list, overflow shown rather than dropped. CI-friendly: clean exit codes, git hooks that fail open by default. Apache-2.0, on crates.io with prebuilt binaries.

github.com/accillion/quorum →

terminal

$ quorum review

bundling staged diff · 41 KB · secrets excluded

3 models deliberating…

high auth token logged in plaintext, api.ts:88

med retry loop lacks backoff, sync.ts:141

2 findings · 1 dismissed previously (not re-raised)

$ _

Where this is heading

One engine, many surfaces: cloud execution for the "watch it run" loop, and, on the roadmap, local execution for the latency- and privacy-bound work, so your code never has to leave your machine. Bring-your-own keys on Pro Max already let you run frontier chat and coding on your own vendor account.

Add Lippa beside your AI Follow the roadmap