Open models are having a moment. We’re all in.
Blog post from Netlify
Netlify has expanded its AI platform to support open-weight models such as DeepSeek, Qwen, GLM, and Kimi through partnerships with OpenRouter and OpenCode, alongside commercial options including Claude, GPT, and Gemini. Available through Agent Runners and AI Gateway, the integration lets customers experiment with different coding models while retaining the same projects, deployment pipelines, and production infrastructure. Netlify argues that because model capabilities, costs, and specialties change rapidly, developers should not need to commit to a single provider. The company presents open models as a way to promote competition, interoperability, research, startup innovation, and organizational control over AI infrastructure, and says it will continue providing access to both commercial and community-developed models for production software development.
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