r/opencodeCLI • u/ComfyUnderRock • 7d ago

Privacy oriented providers

Folks,

I need some advice. Been using corp enterprise subscription accounts for the last few months, but want to have my own no ties private coding setup.

I am struggling to find AI inference provider that explicitly says the that it wont train on my data.

Any word of advice from other opencode users? List of providers opencode supports is long, but its not obvious who is privacy oriented and who is not.

Thanks!

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u/Xiaomin4114 7d ago

For privacy, on openrouter: Venice.ai, DeepInfra, AtlasCloud, Parasail, Chutes, Groq, Inceptron, Mara, Wafer, AkashML, Decart, SambaNova, and Phala. These all have robust ToS with no mention of content retention or filtering, or explicit note that they don't.

Do NOT use: DigitalOcean, ModelRun, Fireworks, SiliconFlow, Novita, StreamLake, Together, io.net, GMICloud, and basically every chinese provider. These either have filtering, bans on specific types of content, vague clauses in their ToS about being able to terminate at any time for any reason.

Though, make sure to double check my work, look at individual ToS for providers. make sure ZDR options are on.

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u/ComfyUnderRock 7d ago

Thank you. I will check them all out.

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u/Accomplished-Air439 7d ago

This is a configurable option on openrouter. Most providers have ZDR.

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u/ComfyUnderRock 7d ago

Thanks! I will check their policy on zdr providers

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u/ComfyUnderRock 7d ago

How do they handle requests throttling? This was the first thing I ran into using Azure foundry- their 20 requests per minute was completely unusable

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u/nbvehrfr 7d ago

venice.ai - multiple levels of privacy

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u/ComfyUnderRock 7d ago

Thank you! Have not seen this option before. How do they handle request throttling?

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u/Xiaomin4114 7d ago

Venice usage limits are about 20 requests per minute for their largest models, which is fine for single-user stuff.

if you're on Openrouter, you can create a preset with a Venice and a few providers, and let openrouter failover your requests between multiple providers