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I Replaced GitHub Copilot with a $0/Month Local Stack (Ollama + Continue + Tabby) — My Code Never Left My Laptop Again

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Last month I cancelled my GitHub Copilot subscription. Not because it was bad — it was great. But I was paying $10/month to send every line of my proprietary code to Microsoft's servers, and I finally asked myself: why? So I spent a weekend building a completely local AI coding stack. Total cost: $…

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  1. 2026-09-15 07:40 · DEV Community — AI
    I Replaced GitHub Copilot with a $0/Month Local Stack (Ollama + Continue + Tabby) — My Code Never Left My Laptop Again

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