AI IDE List

PyCharm is JetBrains' dedicated Python IDE, combining deep code intelligence, debugging, web and data tooling, and an increasingly open AI layer. It is designed for developers who value project-aware refactoring and reproducible run workflows more than a lightweight, chat-first editor.

PearAI is an open-source AI code editor built as a VS Code fork with integrated chat, inline editing, codebase context, BYOK/local model support, and optional PearAI Router access.

Comate AI IDE is Baidu’s standalone AI coding environment built around Zulu, an agentic coding assistant for code generation, repository understanding, debugging, review, testing, and front-end preview workflows.

Orca is a local-first Agent Development Environment for running multiple AI coding agents in isolated git worktrees. It is built for developers who want to coordinate Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor CLI, and other agent CLIs from one reviewable workspace.

Kiro is an agentic AI IDE from AWS that turns prompts into specs, designs, tasks, code, tests, and pull requests. It is built for teams that want AI coding with more structure than vibe coding, especially on larger or production-oriented codebases.

ZCode is an agentic development environment from Z.ai/Zhipu AI for long-running coding tasks, multi-step code changes, review, and remote follow-up. It combines a standalone desktop workspace with GLM-optimized agents, BYOK model access, MCP, skills, sub-agents, and mobile/chat control.

Remix IDE is an AI-assisted, browser-based development environment for writing, testing, debugging, and deploying Solidity smart contracts. It combines a low-setup Web3 workflow with RemixAI, local model support, and optional desktop integrations for larger projects.

Amazon SageMaker is AWS’s managed environment for building, training, deploying, and governing machine learning and foundation-model workflows. It fits teams that want a cloud-native ML workspace rather than a lightweight AI code editor.

Theia IDE is an open-source, AI-native development environment for desktop and cloud. It is best understood as both a usable IDE and a reference product built on the highly customizable Eclipse Theia Platform.

Eclipse Che is an open-source Kubernetes-native cloud IDE and developer workspace platform. It helps teams run browser-based, containerized development environments on Kubernetes or OpenShift using devfiles and workspace-as-code patterns.

Codeanywhere is an AI cloud IDE built around browser-based VS Code workspaces, terminal access, collaboration, Git repositories, dev containers, and optional GPU workspaces. Its current public site says Codeanywhere is sunsetting on July 1, 2026, so it is best treated as a legacy cloud IDE with migration planning required.

Coder is a self-hosted cloud development environment platform for secure, governed developer workspaces and AI coding agents. It lets organizations run reproducible environments on their own infrastructure using Terraform, with support for VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains, Jupyter, CLI, API, and agent workflows.

Sourcegraph Cody is an enterprise AI coding assistant that uses Sourcegraph’s code search and code intelligence to answer questions, edit code, and provide context-aware help across large codebases. It is best suited for organizations that need AI assistance grounded in multi-repository enterprise code context.

Gemini Code Assist is Google’s AI coding assistant for IDEs, terminals, GitHub reviews, and Google Cloud development workflows. It is strongest for teams already using VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Android Studio, Cloud Workstations, GitHub, and Google Cloud services.

JetBrains AI brings AI chat, code generation, completion, refactoring help, and coding agents directly into JetBrains IDEs. It is best for developers who already rely on IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, Rider, GoLand, PhpStorm, CLion, RubyMine, RustRover, DataGrip, or DataSpell and want AI assistance inside that environment.

Kilo Code is an open-source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, CLI, and cloud workflows. It is best for developers who want agentic coding with broad model choice, BYOK, local model support, and team controls without being locked into one AI provider.

Amazon Q Developer is AWS’s AI coding assistant for building, securing, operating, and transforming applications in IDEs, AWS Console, GitLab, GitHub, chat apps, and AWS workflows. It is strongest for teams already invested in AWS that need code assistance, security scanning, modernization agents, and cloud-aware guidance.

Tabnine is a privacy-focused AI coding assistant and agentic development platform for teams that need code completions, chat, testing, CLI workflows, governance, and deploy-anywhere control. It is strongest for organizations that prioritize security, compliance, private deployment, and model governance over lightweight consumer-style AI coding.

PlugThis is a browser-based AI builder that turns plain-English requirements into editable, exportable Manifest V3 Chrome extensions. It is designed around extension-specific architecture, including content scripts, service workers, permissions, optional Supabase backends, and runtime AI integrations.

Draftbit is an AI-assisted visual app builder for creating React Native, Expo, and web applications with direct code access. It combines coding agents, visual editing, cloud development environments, source-code export, and app-store publishing in one browser-based workflow.

Salesforce Platform is an enterprise low-code and pro-code environment for building workflow apps, portals, automations, and AI agents around business data. It combines visual builders with Apex, Lightning Web Components, APIs, CLI tooling, and governed deployment workflows.

Stacker is an AI-native app and agent workspace for building internal tools, CRMs, dashboards, customer portals, and business automations from plain language. It combines prompt-to-app building, worker agents, data sync, integrations, channels, and sandboxed code execution in one browser-based platform.

Google Stitch is an AI-native UI design canvas from Google Labs that turns prompts, images, sketches, and design context into high-fidelity app interfaces and frontend handoff assets. It is best viewed as a design-to-code bridge rather than a full-stack app builder.

Unbounce is an AI-powered landing page and conversion optimization platform for marketers, agencies, and growth teams. It helps teams launch campaign pages, run tests, personalize copy, and route traffic with AI instead of relying on developers for every experiment.

Grok Build is SpaceXAI's terminal-first coding agent for planning, editing, testing, and automating complex software tasks. It combines a fullscreen TUI with headless execution, parallel subagents, ACP integration, and strong Claude Code compatibility.

Pi is a minimal, open-source terminal coding agent designed to be customized rather than boxed into one workflow. It combines an interactive TUI, multi-provider model access, skills, extensions, prompt templates, and scriptable modes for developers who want a hackable agent harness.

Kimi Code is Moonshot AI’s terminal-first coding agent built around Kimi’s coding models. It can read and edit files, run commands, work with MCP tools, and plug into IDE workflows through CLI, ACP, and selected VS Code integrations.

Qwen Code is an open-source terminal-first AI coding agent optimized for Qwen Coder models. It helps developers understand large codebases, edit files, run commands, review code, automate Git workflows, and connect external tools through MCP.

Gemini CLI is Google’s open-source terminal AI agent for coding, codebase exploration, task automation, and MCP-connected workflows. Google is transitioning individual Gemini CLI users to Antigravity CLI, so it is best evaluated today as a legacy Gemini terminal agent with a clear migration path.

Codex CLI is OpenAI’s open-source terminal coding agent that runs locally in your project directory. It can read files, edit code, run commands, use MCP tools, and work with the same Codex agent available across OpenAI’s app, IDE, web, and cloud surfaces.

Factory is an agent-native software development platform built around Droids: AI agents that work across the terminal, IDEs, web app, Slack, Jira, Linear, and CI/CD. It is best for teams that want to delegate real engineering tasks instead of only receiving inline code suggestions.

OpenHands is an open-source, model-agnostic platform for autonomous software development agents. It can run locally, in OpenHands Cloud, or self-hosted for teams that want agents to plan, edit code, run commands, browse, test, and open pull requests.

Devin is Cognition’s autonomous AI software engineer for planning, coding, testing, debugging, reviewing, and shipping work across real repositories. It is designed for engineering teams that want parallel cloud agents and a desktop command center rather than only chat, autocomplete, or local IDE assistance.

Heroku is a managed cloud application platform for deploying, operating, and scaling web applications, APIs, background workers, and AI services. It abstracts much of the underlying infrastructure through buildpacks, lightweight Dyno containers, managed data services, and a mature delivery workflow.

Plus AI is an AI presentation assistant that works directly inside Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides. It generates, rewrites, and reformats native, editable presentations without forcing teams to adopt a separate slide editor.

Canva AI is an integrated creative assistant for generating and editing designs, documents, presentations, images, videos, websites, spreadsheets, and interactive experiences. It combines conversational generation with Canva's visual editor, brand system, content library, and publishing workflow.

Beautiful.ai is an AI presentation platform that combines guided content generation with self-adjusting slide layouts. It is designed for individuals and teams that want polished, brand-consistent decks without manually formatting every element.

Gamma is an AI-powered visual communication platform for generating presentations, documents, websites, social content, and graphics. Its API, hosted MCP server, and automation integrations also support programmatic content creation.

Fly.io is a developer cloud for running containerized applications on fast-launching virtual machines close to users. It offers more infrastructure control than a conventional PaaS while keeping deployment centered on a CLI, a Docker image, and a versioned fly.toml file.