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r/LocalLLaMA seeks small, low-VRAM models for code autocompletion

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A user on the r/LocalLLaMA subreddit is seeking recommendations for a small, efficient language model suitable for local code autocompletion. The user requires a model that consumes no more than 3-4 GB of VRAM, as their preferred editor, Zed, has removed its free tier edit prediction feature. The discussion aims to identify suitable models for this specific use case. AI

IMPACT Identifies a need for efficient, locally-runnable language models for developer tools.

RANK_REASON User query about specific software tooling and model requirements.

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r/LocalLLaMA seeks small, low-VRAM models for code autocompletion

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  1. r/LocalLLaMA TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/trytoinfect74 ·

    Best small autocomplete/editor suggestion model as of Sep 2026?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Zed decided to remove edit predictions from their free plan and I want to host something locally to replace it.</p> <p>Is there any model that's decent at autocomplete and doesn't take much of the VRAM (no more than 3-4 GB)?</p> </div><!-- SC_ON …

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