Short answer: yes… but also no 😅
What you heard is half true. You can turn your local LLM (via Ollama) into a coding assistant inside Visual Studio Code—but it’s not as “1-click magic” as people on YouTube make it sound.
Let me break it down properly so you don’t waste time.
⚙️ What you’re trying to build
You want:
- Local LLM (your 3B model in Ollama)
- Connected to VS Code
- Acting like a coding assistant / agent (like Claude / Copilot)
That’s doable 👍
Short answer: yes… but also no 😅
What you heard is half true. You can turn your local LLM (via Ollama) into a coding assistant inside Visual Studio Code—but it’s not as “1-click magic” as people on YouTube make it sound.
Let me break it down properly so you don’t waste time.
⚙️ What you’re trying to build
You want:
- Local LLM (your 3B model in Ollama)
- Connected to VS Code
- Acting like a coding assistant / agent (like Claude / Copilot)
That’s doable 👍
Short answer: yes… but also no 😅
What you heard is half true. You can turn your local LLM (via Ollama) into a coding assistant inside Visual Studio Code—but it’s not as “1-click magic” as people on YouTube make it sound.
Let me break it down properly so you don’t waste time.
⚙️ What you’re trying to build
You want:
- Local LLM (your 3B model in Ollama)
- Connected to VS Code
- Acting like a coding assistant / agent (like Claude / Copilot)
That’s doable 👍
Short answer: yes… but also no 😅
What you heard is half true. You can turn your local LLM (via Ollama) into a coding assistant inside Visual Studio Code—but it’s not as “1-click magic” as people on YouTube make it sound.
Let me break it down properly so you don’t waste time.
⚙️ What you’re trying to build
You want:
- Local LLM (your 3B model in Ollama)
- Connected to VS Code
- Acting like a coding assistant / agent (like Claude / Copilot)
That’s doable 👍
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