## Find setup guidance

Find setup guidance for editors, desktop apps, coding agents, and local model runtimes that work with Poolside.

Third-party tools control their own configuration flows, supported providers, and permission settings. Review the tool’s documentation and security model before you let it read files, edit code, run commands, or use external services.

## Editors

### ACP editors

These editors use built-in Agent Client Protocol (ACP) support to run Poolside Agent CLI where you write code.

**JetBrains**  
**Neovim with CodeCompanion**  
**Zed**  
**Other ACP editors**

### Editor extensions

These extensions run their own agent experience in your editor and call Poolside models directly or through the providers each tool supports.

## Poolside Assistant

Open-source release coming soon

**Cline**  
**GitHub Copilot**  
**Kilo Code**

## Desktop apps

### Poolside Assistant for desktop

Open-source release coming soon

**Goose**

## Coding agents

**Hermes**  
**OpenCode**  
**Pi**

## Automation

**GitHub Actions**

## Local model runtimes

**Ollama**  
**SGLang**  
SGLang cookbook for Poolside

## Other ways to use Poolside

- To compare all the surfaces where you can use Poolside, see [Use Poolside](https://docs.poolside.ai/use-poolside).
- To work from the terminal, see [Poolside Agent CLI](https://docs.poolside.ai/cli/pool).
- To send model requests from your own tools and services, see the [Poolside API](https://docs.poolside.ai/api/overview).