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Pi Babysit: address PR #10001 feedback
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a: "An AI agent platform is the broader environment for building, deploying, and managing agents, while an AI workflow builder specifically emphasizes visually arranging the multi-step logic, tools, models, and integrations those agents use."
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- q: "Can Sim use local AI models?"
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a: "Self-hosted Sim can use Ollama, vLLM, LM Studio, or LiteLLM endpoints without requiring Sim Enterprise, while Sim Cloud cannot reach a model server inside your network. Local-model support varies across other platforms and should be confirmed in each vendor's current documentation."
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- q: "Do local models require Sim Enterprise?"
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a: "No. Ollama and compatible vLLM, LM Studio, or LiteLLM endpoints work on any self-hosted Sim deployment without Sim Enterprise."
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- q: "How do Sim and n8n differ?"
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a: "Sim has an OSI-approved Apache 2.0 core, with apps/sim/ee under the separate Sim Enterprise License, and centers its visual builder on models, tools, and agents. n8n uses the source-available Sustainable Use License and fits teams extending existing automations across many apps, while Sim fits when agents are the core of the work."
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- q: "Is Sim free to self-host?"
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a: "Sim has an open-source core licensed under Apache 2.0, while apps/sim/ee uses the separate Sim Enterprise License and requires an Enterprise subscription for production use."
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- q: "What is the difference between open source and source available?"
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a: "Open Source Initiative-approved licenses satisfy the Open Source Definition, while source-available licenses expose code but may restrict commercial use, redistribution, or hosted services."
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- q: "Can I self-host Sim?"
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a: "Yes. Sim runs on your own infrastructure with Docker Compose or Kubernetes, with its core under Apache 2.0 and enterprise capabilities in apps/sim/ee under the separate Sim Enterprise License."
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- q: "Does Sim support bring your own API key?"
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a: "As of November 2026, Sim supports workspace BYOK keys on every Sim Cloud plan, while organization-level keys require Pro for Teams, Max for Teams, or Enterprise. Self-hosted Sim can also connect to supported hosted or local model endpoints."
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- q: "Are open source AI agent platforms free?"

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