Code
EUEU modelContinue.dev + Mistral
Continue (open source) + Mistral model · EU model · EU / EEA
Sovereign, self-hosted IDE setup: open-source extension driven by an EU model.
Classification
- Jurisdiction tier
- EU / EEA — EU member state or EEA (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein) — GDPR applies directly.
- Note
- Sovereignty comes from pairing an open EU model with a self-hostable IDE extension.
- Caveat
- Continue itself is a US open-source project; the sovereignty is in running an EU/open model behind it.
- Compliance level
- Very high — Derived from the verified classification data on this site: Very high = EU/EEA jurisdiction + documented EU data residency + self-hostable option. High = EU/EEA + EU data residency. Medium = adequacy country + residency, or EU/EEA without documented residency. Each underlying claim carries its own source.
- Tags
- self-host
- What the badges mean
EU data residency — EU data-residency / processing option available.
Open weights — Open weights / self-hostable.
Why these rules- Last verified
- 2026-09-04
AI Capability Snapshot
AI Capability Index — normalised so the strongest model scores 100 (anchor: Claude Fable 5.1 (max effort)). How this is measured
The score reflects the model you run, not the extension. Running Devstral 2 (123B) instead raises it to the Devstral entry's numbers.
- Scored on
- Scored via Devstral Small 2 (24B, Apache 2.0) — the strongest openly licensed EU model commonly self-hosted behind Continue.dev. Continue.dev is a client, not a model: swap in a larger EU model and the score follows that model instead.
- Price level
- Free / self-hosted
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-04
Reference models (non-EU)
For scale only — these models are not European and are not listed in the directory.
- Claude Fable 5.1 · Anthropic (US)100 / 100
- Claude Opus 5 · Anthropic (US)95 / 100
- GPT-5.6 Sol · OpenAI (US)92 / 100
- Gemini 3.7 Flash · Google (US)85 / 100
Independent, informational guide — not legal, security or compliance advice. Classifications describe company location, GDPR transfer status, data-residency options and licensing as of the date shown, from public sources. Verify data-processing terms with the provider before use, especially for personal or sensitive data. No affiliation with any vendor.