Coding Tools

AI tools that help you write, review, and debug code. From full AI editors to terminal agents to IDE extensions.

7 tools in this category

Claude Code

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anthropic

Anthropic's autonomous coding agent that lives in your terminal and understands your entire codebase.

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OpenAI Codex

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openai

OpenAI's cloud based autonomous coding agent that runs tasks in a sandbox and delivers pull requests.

From $20/moView details →

Cursor

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anysphere

The AI code editor built on VS Code that turns natural language into working software across your entire codebase.

FreeView details →

GitHub

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github

The world's largest code hosting platform with 100M+ developers. Repositories, Actions CI/CD, Pages, Packages, and an official MCP server that gives AI agents full access to the GitHub ecosystem.

FreeView details →

Google Jules

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google

Async AI coding agent that handles tasks you'd rather not do, powered by Gemini.

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Gemini Code Assist

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google

Google's AI coding assistant that integrates into VS Code, JetBrains, and Android Studio with code completion, chat, and agent mode.

FreeView details →

Google Antigravity

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google

Google's agentic development platform: a standalone AI IDE built on VS Code with an agent first paradigm, multi agent orchestration, and multi model support.

FreeView details →

Which one should I use?

For terminal-based autonomous coding, Claude Code is the clear leader. For an AI-native editor experience, Cursor is the most popular choice and Antigravity (Google) is a compelling free alternative with unique multi agent orchestration. GitHub Copilot is the safest bet if you want an extension for your existing VS Code or JetBrains setup. Codex (OpenAI) is competitive for autonomous cloud-based coding. Jules and Gemini Code Assist are more niche, primarily useful within the Google ecosystem.

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