In alphabetical order · 29 tools
AI assistants and editors that help you write, understand and fix code, from autocomplete to agents that work across the whole project.
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Describe the app you want and Base44 builds it with database, users and integrations already set up, no coding. Owned by Wix.
Where it runs: Browser
StackBlitz web environment that generates and runs an app from a prompt, all in the browser. You iterate by chatting; ideal for prototyping interfaces.
Where it runs: Browser
OpenAI's general assistant for writing, reasoning, file analysis and coding. The most familiar starting point for almost any AI task.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
Anthropic model, excellent for long documents, analysis and coding with a more careful tone.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
Anthropic agent that reads the repo, edits files and can open a PR. Works in the terminal, the IDE and the web. Not just autocomplete.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux · Browser
OpenAI coding agent that reads and changes code on your machine from the terminal, with editor options too. A fit if you already use ChatGPT.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
VS Code-based editor built for agentic coding: chat with the whole repo as context, autocomplete and a choice of models. Owned by SpaceX since August 2026.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
DeepSeek assistant for text and code. The web chat is usually free and strong at programming.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
The editor formerly known as Windsurf. Cognition renamed it in June 2026 and replaced its Cascade agent with Devin, which works on your project locally or in the cloud.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
Google's coding agent for the terminal: it reads your project, edits files and runs commands. The cheapest way to try a Claude Code-style agent.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
Code autocomplete and chat inside VS Code, JetBrains and github.com. The most widely deployed assistant in companies.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux · Browser
Google's free workspace to try the newest Gemini models, prototype AI apps and get an API key.
Where it runs: Browser
Google's agent-first coding environment: you hand tasks to agents in the IDE or the terminal (CLI) and they work with Gemini models while you review the result.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
SpaceXAI (formerly xAI) assistant with recent X information and a more direct style. Includes Grok Imagine for images and video.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
Go-to hub with thousands of models, datasets and demos (Spaces) to try. For people who want to study or build AI, not for a single chat.
Where it runs: Browser
Moonshot AI's assistant built on open Kimi models, strong at reading long documents, web research, coding and agent tasks.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
AWS's agentic IDE: it starts from a spec (requirements, design and tasks) and lets agents turn it into code, with hooks that automate repeated steps.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
Desktop app to download and chat with language models on your own computer, now with the Bionic agent and optional cloud models.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
You describe an app in sentences and Lovable builds an editable site you can publish fast. Good for testing ideas, landing pages and MVPs, not for a bank.
Where it runs: Browser
An agent that takes a brief and delivers a finished thing. Independent again since September 2026, after Meta's purchase was unwound. Serious use is paid in credits.
Where it runs: Browser
Mistral's assistant, from a French company. Since May 2026 Le Chat is called Vibe and combines the usual chat (Work mode) with a coding agent (Code mode). A fit if you want a European AI.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
Automate tasks by connecting hundreds of apps and build AI agents in a visual workflow editor. Self-host it or use the cloud.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Linux
Runs open AI models on your own computer from the terminal or its app, free and offline, with paid cloud models as an option.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
Alibaba's free chat with its Qwen models: writes, codes, analyses files and images and generates images and video at no cost.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
Runs image, video and audio models in the cloud so you can wire them into your app with an API. Owned by Cloudflare since late 2025. A web playground lets you try them before coding.
Where it runs: Browser
In-browser IDE with an agent that builds and publishes apps. Very useful for learning and MVPs.
Where it runs: Browser
Generates React/Next and shadcn interfaces from a prompt, then you refine them visually. A fit for prototypes if your stack is Next.js and Vercel.
Where it runs: Browser
A modern terminal with a coding agent built in: ask for a task in plain language and it runs commands and edits code. It also has an agent CLI that works in any terminal.
Where it runs: Mac · Windows · Linux
A very fast, open-source code editor with collaborative editing and AI. Use its hosted models with Pro, or plug in your own keys and agents like Claude or Codex without paying Zed.
Where it runs: Mac · Windows · Linux
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