Together AI has launched Together Link, a free, MIT-licensed command line interface tool. According to reporting by MarkTechPost, the utility allows users to run open models such as Kimi K3 and GLM 5.3 directly inside development environments and applications including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and the desktop apps for Claude and ChatGPT.
Setup and Cost Claims
The system is designed to be installed with a single command. It features an automated routing function that selects an appropriate model for individual sessions. Together AI states that utilizing this setup can achieve cost savings of over fifty percent compared to standard configurations.
Unknown Technical Details
The announcement did not specify the exact technical architecture powering the automatic model router or the latency impact of routing requests through the CLI. Furthermore, details regarding rate limits, compatibility boundaries for specific desktop app versions, and long-term support for additional open-weight models remain unknown.
Developers interested in testing the tool can find the installation instructions via Together AI’s open-source release channels.
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