Yes it would be nice to be able to access via a local CLI.

This API with open AI completion standard drop in replacement of non private LLM's like Claude for Hermes would be add tremendous privacy value. That is the reason I pay for Lumo.

Yup as a developer, be able to use Proton Lumo with Opencode will be great

yesss proton make us an agentic wrapper with lumo and ability to add other providers you are gonna win the market and make all of us proud to be visionary!

This would be useful, especially for customers of mine

API access to a privacy-friendly LLM, this would be very useful.

This would be very useful. We work with n8n and need this API.

Lumo is great, but an API is what would make it truly useful for my daily workflow. I’d love to integrate Proton’s privacy features directly into my own tools instead of being stuck in a browser chat. That’s when it becomes a real alternative to OpenAI for me.

Yes.. This API with open AI completion standard drop in replacement of non private LLM's like Claude for Open Claw would be add tremendous privacy value. It will be interfacing with My Obsidian knowlege base, very personal. Local AI not cutting it. Please and Thank you!

This would enable swarm capabilities in my app.
Of course REST api isn't compatible/friendly with required client side encryption ('zero access').

Lumo as a provider over REST api is still useful even without full privacy, even if just for small projects.

Critical in my opinion to setup effective IA agents

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.