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What’s your favorite AI model for coding right now?

I’ve been jumping between Sonnet, Mimo, Deepseek and a few open-source models, but I’m curious what everyone here actually prefers for coding. What model do you keep coming back to, and what makes it better for you? Would also be helpful to know what kind of coding you do and which tool you use it…

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  1. 2026-09-20 16:46 · r/LocalLLM
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