What is Twinny?
twinny’s editor extension can provide code completion and answer questions based on the code context, as well as display modification and review results. It currently supports Ollama, llama.cpp, LM Studio, and OpenAI-compatible services, while the team gateway can also organize internal computing resources and backends.
Extensions and gateway operations can be managed by the team, but whether data leaves the network depends on the specifically configured model services; not all cloud‑compatible endpoints can be considered locally offline. Features such as team policies, model locking, audit logs, and plugins are available based on the license; generated code still requires review and testing.
Key features
VS Code autocomplete and chat
In-line code modification and review
Custom model backend
Team Model Gateway
Keys and Developer Usage
Tiered policies and auditing capabilities
Use cases and audience
Developers and self-hosted AI coding teams
- Assisted development on custom models
- Unified Team Model Entry Point
- Inspect and log AI coding workflows
Authorization code context, model, and gateway configuration
Completion, Q&A, revision suggestions, and review results
How to use
- 01
Install the extension and verify model deployment and data scope.
- 02
Configure the necessary connections either individually or via the gateway.
- 03
Review the modifications and audit results, and adopt them after passing the tests.
Pricing and availability
2026-10-25 The official website lists MIT‑extended free access; twinny-server offers up to 5 developers per gateway at no cost. Team provides a 30‑day trial with 25 seats, with no card required; upon expiration, it reverts to the free tier. The pricing for page seats and subscription periods varies, and a fixed unit price has not been uniformly applied—please confirm according to the license settlement page. Model resource costs are billed separately.
- Pricing source
- https://twinny.dev/
- Pricing last updated
- 2026-10-25
Prices and limits may change. Check the official website for current terms.
Official website & sources
Updated on 2026-10-25

