Integration lets builders bring their ChatGPT identity and plan usage into their Kilo by Anaconda coding workflow
Anaconda Inc., the trusted foundation for AI-native development, announced that Kilo by Anaconda is a launch partner for Sign in with ChatGPT, a new OpenAI feature. This feature enables AI builders to access Kilo by Anaconda, using their ChatGPT logins.
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“Anaconda and OpenAI share a long-held commitment to developer empowerment at the frontier of AI. Our deepened partnership makes it easier than ever for builders and enterprises to leverage best-in-class OpenAI models within Kilo’s secure platform.”
Enterprise AI stacks have grown increasingly complex and costly, resulting in industry demand for new tools that don’t create additional friction. This integration meets this need with three critical benefits:
- A Single Log-In: Builders can now sign into Kilo by using their ChatGPT credentials and authenticating with OpenAI. Their ChatGPT account will serve as the login source for Kilo’s cloud services, without needing to create a new additional account or password, saving time spent on identity management.
- Streamlined Usage Tracking: Builders on eligible ChatGPT Plus or Pro accounts can direct the AI usage already included in their plan toward Kilo, instead of connecting a separate OpenAI API key or paying for usage a second time.
- Comprehensive Model Access: Builders can seamlessly switch between any of the OpenAI models included in ChatGPT through Kilo’s model gateway, without leaving their workflow.
The feature is available across Kilo’s clients, including VS Code, JetBrains, the CLI, Cloud Agents, Code Reviews, and the mobile app.
“Anaconda and OpenAI share a long-held commitment to developer empowerment at the frontier of AI. Our deepened partnership makes it easier than ever for builders and enterprises to leverage best-in-class OpenAI models within Kilo’s secure platform,” said Emilie Schario, VP of Agentic Engineering at Anaconda. “We look forward to expanding access to Kilo by Anaconda to a new set of users, and stewarding a new chapter of innovation with OpenAI.”
Kilo is an open-source agentic coding platform that provides enterprises with cost optimization, security guardrails, and the choice to select from more than 500 models. Anaconda acquired Kilo in July 2026 to give builders the governance they need to expand their AI workflows without giving up speed.
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