Definitely needs an API

Needs an API

If it works with Claude Code, I might consider paying for Lumo

I’d like to integrate Lumo with Kilocode to develop apps.

Would love that as well, we already pay for Proton account why not make it "user friendly"

At my company, we work with Claude Code. It's a good tool, but there are many aspects we don't like, especially those related to document privacy. We would be very interested in using Lumo if it could be integrated with Bash or if there was a ‘CLI’ version that allowed us to avoid using the web interface. APIs would also be useful. Currently, the company's AI budget is around $300/month.

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Would love to use it with openclaw I would pay for this for.sure since you the only ai I trust

One more thing: I've found technical documentation *sorely* lacking for Lumo's actual capabilities. Perhaps if I had the time I could dig through the github and make sense of it all, but I have found critical pieces of information on which models are used, how the switching works, token limits, and upload limits to all be very obscure. I haven't found any userbase-made documentation as well (which, we ultimately shouldn't even have to do). I can't even find the day of the week that token limits reset, leaving me stranded with a project whose work I can't advance. I love Proton, I am with the mission 100%, the company has been making amazing products and I am honored to support them; but the community that loves you so much, deserves better treatment than this. Thank you again.

Lumo is one of a vanishingly few number of AI systems that I trust to actually respect my privacy, which means for certain use cases, it is the only acceptable option. I can only imagine the security and privacy work needed to make a robust developer API that doesn't massively expand the attack surface, but it would be an extremely desirable resource all the same.

Being able to use Lumo AI API for multi-agent systems and business processes automation would be a great feature. I hope it will be available soon

I agree with most people here, I am a security researcher and been using regular "ai" in terminal to assist me with research. The only reason I use them is because I can't use lumo fully in its current state.

Hello Proton team,
I am an active Lumo Plus subscriber and use Lumo regularly in my technical workflows.

I would very much welcome an official Lumo API for secure and automated integration into my own systems (DevOps scripts, automation tools, and internal services).

Having an API would allow me to use Lumo in production environments while fully respecting Proton’s privacy and security standards. I would also be interested in a paid or business API plan if available.

Thank you for considering this request.

The simplest is probably to implement an OpenAI-compatible API. See https://bentoml.com/llm/llm-inference-basics/openai-compatible-api

Office tools use AI integration more and more. For example OnlyOffice allows to integrate many AI models through their API interfaces. It would be nice to be able to use the Lumo model with an API key, instead of using OpenAI, Gemini, etc., or local downloaded outdated models.

Honestly only feature that is blocking the full end-to-end adoption of lumo.

I would love to have access to Lumo via API on the command line. I currently use aichat, gemini, openAI codex and a cobled version of perplexity. It offers flexibility and customization that you just can't get with a web gui. Please consider providing this access as it would position you well to compete against competitors that already do. For example, being able to use a private, secure, end-to-end encrypted interface w/the cli that allowed me to maintain context and launch multiple research queries would be excellent and much preferred to my gemini or codex interactions.

I typically use OpenAI ChatGPT on the Continue VSCode plugin to implement an MCP-based agent to assist me with my development projects. I use ChatGPT to orchestrate the execution of my MCP tools. OpenAI then sees all the MCP tools I have implemented and can deduce the intentions and use cases of my projects. In this specific case, it is essential to use Lumo rather than OpenAI ChatGPT. And in this case, I would find it perfectly normal to pay for such a feature.

I’d love to see a developer‑focused API for Proton Lumo that lets me call the model programmatically and run advanced queries, including the ability to invoke tools and custom functions. I’m looking for a secure, privacy‑first endpoint that fits seamlessly into my existing automations.

I like the idea but I don’t think proton will do it, at least not anytime soon- its unrealistic.

Proton isn’t AI provider, they just have it. Just like how duckduckgo isn’t an AI platform but they do have it.

Note: if you actually have a use for AI API self-host any model you like on a vps with GPU. Cheaper if you don’t exhaust resources and private. You’ll also be able to host way better models than Proton’s.