WHY WE PICKED IT
We added SERA because it is the leading open-source alternative for privacy-conscious developers. It empowers teams to build their own custom coding assistants that understand their specific architectural patterns.
GETTING STARTED
Download the SERA model weights from GitHub or the Allen Institute website. You can run SERA locally using standard LLM orchestration tools. To fine-tune on your private codebase, follow the provided SERA-tuning scripts to index your local repositories.
QUICK TIPS
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Fine-tune the model on your team's most successful projects to capture your coding style
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Use SERA for architectural reasoning across large, private repositories
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Combine with local IDE extensions for a seamless, private developer experience
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Is SERA (AI2) free?
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Yes, SERA (AI2) is completely free to use.
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Does SERA (AI2) have an API?
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No, SERA (AI2) does not appear to offer a public API.
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What is SERA (AI2) best for?
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SERA (AI2) is best for Best for Developers. SERA is a family of open-source coding agents developed by the Allen Institute for AI (AI2). We added SERA because it is the leading open-source alternative for privacy-conscious developers. It empowers teams to build their own custom coding assistants that understand their specific architectural patterns.
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What platforms does SERA (AI2) support?
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SERA (AI2) supports local, self-hosted.
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Is SERA (AI2) open source?
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Yes, SERA (AI2) is open source. You can access the source code on GitHub at https://github.com/allenai/sera.
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How do I get started with SERA (AI2)?
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Download the SERA model weights from GitHub or the Allen Institute website. You can run SERA locally using standard LLM orchestration tools. To fine-tune on your private codebase, follow the provided SERA-tuning scripts to index your local repositories.
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