Visual Studio local LLM plugin lands
A Visual Studio 2022 extension brings Ollama-backed local LLM help directly into the IDE for privacy-sensitive enterprise C# work. The launch post also says cloud providers can be switched on when teams want hosted models instead.
This is the kind of AI coding tool enterprise teams can actually adopt: keep the code local, keep the workflow inside Visual Studio, and avoid the terminal/browser shuffle.
- –The marketplace listing emphasizes fast, keyboard-driven injection of selected code, plus small but useful text operations like remove duplicates, modify/replicate, erase, and add.
- –Ollama support is the core value prop here, because it fits the “no source code leaves the machine” requirement that blocks most cloud copilots in regulated environments.
- –The Reddit launch messaging suggests broader provider support, but the marketplace page itself mostly spotlights local Ollama use, so the product story is a bit split across surfaces.
- –The real differentiator is workflow fit, not model novelty: native IDE placement and reversible edits matter more than whatever model sits behind the prompt.
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2026-03-20
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