Together AI launches Together Link for running open-source models in coding harnesses
10/06/2026 — 10/06, 00:15·1 sources·1 reports·In the 2026-10-06 briefing
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On October 6, 2026, Together AI announced Together Link through its X account @togethercompute. The product lets users run frontier open models inside their favorite coding harness, rather than working in a separate environment.
Two capabilities were called out in the announcement. Together Link tracks spending, so users can see what their model usage costs. It also ships with an Auto router that picks the model per task: low-cost models handle quick fixes, while more capable models are routed in for harder tasks.
That is the full extent of what has been shared so far. The announcement did not name the specific open models available through Together Link, did not list which coding harnesses are supported, and gave no version number, pricing, availability date, or performance figures. The only source is Together AI's own channel, with no independent coverage adding further detail.
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Latest turnTogether AI announced Together Link, which runs frontier open models inside your preferred coding harness. It tracks spending and includes an Auto router that picks low-cost models for quick fixes and more capable models for harder tasks.
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Together AI announced Together Link, which runs frontier open models inside your preferred coding harness. It tracks spending and includes an Auto router that picks low-cost models for quick fixes and more capable models for harder tasks.
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