Adding Poe AI Support to Roo Code

2025-11-23

Roo Code is a productivity-enhancing tool designed for developers using Visual Studio Code (VSCode), a popular source code editor. This plugin allows users to leverage AI agents, making it easier to interact with advanced models like GPT-5.1-Codex or Claude Sonnet 4.5 for support and assistance in coding tasks.

I recently contributed a feature that adds support for the Poe AI provider into the Roo Code VSCode plugin. This integration enables developers to access AI assistance directly within their coding environment, streamlining their workflow and enhancing productivity.

To utilize this feature, users will navigate to the settings panel in the Roo Code plugin, select "Poe" from the API provider dropdown, and enter their Poe API key.

This contribution aims to enhance the coding experience by providing access to advanced AI models, making it easier for developers to seek assistance when desired.

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