VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @kilocode, Kilo says developers can choose "Continue with ChatGPT" and sign in with a work account. The post says its coding agents then draw from the ChatGPT Business plan's allowance without handing out API keys. Kilo says the option is live today. The post frames it as a way for companies to reuse a ChatGPT subscription they already pay for to power a third-party coding agent.
According to a post on X by @kilocode, Kilo says developers can choose "Continue with ChatGPT" and sign in with a work account. The post says its coding agents then draw from the ChatGPT Business plan's allowance without handing out API keys. Kilo says the option is live today. The post frames it as a way for companies to reuse a ChatGPT subscription they already pay for to power a third-party coding agent.
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Kilo says developers can pick "Continue with ChatGPT," sign in with a work account, and its coding agents draw from the ChatGPT Business plan's allowance without handing out API keys. It is live today. Why it matters: Companies can reuse a ChatGPT subscription they already pay for to power a third-party coding...
Companies already paying for ChatGPT Business could use that subscription to run a third-party coding agent instead of setting up separate API access. Developers on those teams would sign in with work accounts, so the change mainly affects how access and billing are arranged. The key point to watch is how the plan's allowance is shared between agent use and regular ChatGPT Business use, which the post does not explain.
Teams using AI at work may want to compare this against current productivity and review workflows.
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