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VS Code fork with tab completion, multi-file agent and chat across frontier models. Now bundled with Grok plans.
The IDE formerly sold as Windsurf, now part of Cognition's Devin product family. windsurf.com redirects to devin.ai.
Inline completion and chat embedded across VS Code, JetBrains, Neovim and github.com itself.
Terminal-native coding agent from Anthropic that reads the repo, edits files and runs commands in your shell.
Open-source agent that ships as a VS Code extension, a CLI and a desktop app. Plans, edits and runs commands against your own API key.
VS Code agent that began as a Cline fork and added configurable modes. Its team now also ships Roomote, a self-hosted cloud agent.
Self-hosted cloud coding agent from the Roo Code team: runs your dev environment, reviews its own diff, hands back a PR with a live preview.
OpenAI's terminal agent. Reads the repo, runs commands and applies patches inside an OS-level sandbox.
Google's open-source terminal agent, with a free tier tied to a Google account and MCP support.
Open-source IDE assistant for VS Code and JetBrains. Chat, edit and agent modes against any model you configure.
Open-source agent platform that runs the model inside an isolated Docker sandbox rather than on your host.
GPU-native code editor with a built-in agent panel and multi-model support.
AI assistant and agent bundled into JetBrains IDEs, with quota-based plans per seat.
Completion-first assistant with private deployment options, positioned around code privacy.
Spec-driven agentic IDE from AWS: writes a spec and a task list before it touches code.
Google's asynchronous coding agent: hand it a task, get back a pull request to review.
Sourcegraph's agent for terminal and editor, built around a shareable thread of work.
IDE agent aimed at very large repositories, with a context engine built for monorepos.
Browser-based agent that builds, runs and deploys an app without a local toolchain.
Vercel's generative UI builder: prompt to React and Tailwind, deployable straight to Vercel.
StackBlitz's prompt-to-app builder running npm entirely in the browser via WebContainers.
Prompt-to-full-stack builder pitched at people who do not write code, with a GitHub export path.
Google's browser workspace that pairs Gemini with a full cloud dev environment.
Review and test-generation agent that works on pull requests rather than in your editor.
AI reviewer that comments line by line on pull requests, with a summary at the top.
Stacked-PR workflow with an AI reviewer layered on top of the review queue.
Self-hosted, open-source completion server — the deployment model enterprises pick when code cannot leave the network.
Open-source AI editor forked from VS Code, with telemetry off and your own API key.
Open-source terminal agent from SST, model-agnostic and built to be scripted.
Block's open-source local agent with an extension system for arbitrary tools.
Open-source CLI agent built for large multi-file tasks, with a reviewable plan before execution.
Agentic terminal: blocks, workflows and an AI layer that can run commands for you.
Local-first copilot that captures context from your tools and keeps snippets on-device by default.
Command-line pair programmer that edits files in your git repo and commits each change with a readable message.