What runs only as a cloud service its vendor runs for you: hosted agents and services, and what their pages say about reaching models from more than one provider.
| Product | Models from different providers in one session | Several endpoints, built in (no proxy) | A model on your machine | A model in a container environment you run | Local and cloud in one session |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | No | Via a proxy | Via a proxy | ||
| Codex | No | YesHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | ||
| Cursor | PartlyHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | Not found | ||
| Factory (Droid CLI) | PartlyHow to set it up | YesHow to set it up | YesHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | |
| GitHub Copilot | PartlyHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | YesHow to set it up | YesHow to set it up | |
| Kilo Code | YesHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | YesHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | |
| OpenHands | Partly | YesHow to set it up | YesHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | |
| Perplexity app (Personal Computer and Portable Computer) | YesHow to set it up | Not found | YesHow to set it up | YesHow to set it up | |
| Stack AI | PartlyHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | PartlyHow to set it up | ||
| Vellum (assistant) | PartlyHow to set it up | Claimed | PartlyHow to set it up |
Words in the cells: Yes, Partly, Via a proxy, No, Claimed, Not found, n/a, Blank
Not yet covered: E2B.
These come in forms that run in more than one place, so each is on every page that fits one of its forms.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as command-line tool, editor extension and desktop app, on the page Hybrid on your own machine.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as command-line tool, editor extension and desktop app, on the page Hybrid on your own machine.
Tasks run in Codex Cloud or on the machine through the local clients (ChatGPT desktop app, CLI, IDE extension); where a task runs is chosen per task.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as editor and command-line tool, on the page Hybrid on your own machine.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as command-line tool and desktop app, on the page Hybrid on your own machine.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as editor extension, command-line tool and desktop app, on the page Hybrid on your own machine.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as editor extension and command-line tool, on the page Hybrid on your own machine.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as server you run, on the page Hybrid in a container environment you run.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as desktop app, on the page Hybrid on your own machine.
On Mac, the app, files, app control and the local model run on the machine; planning, web search, reasoning and cloud models run in Perplexity's cloud. On Windows and Linux with supported hardware, the model and agent run on the machine and single steps go to the cloud only with approval.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as server you run, on the page Hybrid in a container environment you run.
On this page as hosted or cloud agent. Also as desktop app, on the page Hybrid on your own machine.
By default the assistant runs locally on a Mac; Vellum Cloud runs it in an isolated container.
Where each product's models run, as its vendor's pages state it.
A desktop app that only shows work running on a vendor's servers belongs on this page and not on the page for your own machine. In our records no desktop app is only that. The desktop apps that start tasks in the cloud also run work on your machine, so they are on this page and on the page for your own machine: Claude Code, Codex, Factory (Droid CLI), GitHub Copilot, Perplexity app (Personal Computer and Portable Computer), Vellum (assistant).
Our summary of the vendor's pages as of the dates shown on each line (2026-09-24 to 2026-10-23); confirm on the vendor's page.
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