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AI tools for development
110 tools that do development · best fit first, then monthly traffic · part of 3,708 live tools
You're juggling eighteen different AI model providers through APIPASS
Scale AI effortlessly
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Traditional AI assistants won't build your website for you
Softgen is an AI web app builder that turns a plain-English description into a working full-stack application.
An open-source IDE that puts AI at the center while giving you complete control over how it works
EUrouter is a European AI gateway: one API gives access to more than 100 models and routes each request to the best option for price, quality or latency, while keeping every request inside the EU.
App development eats up months
You get code generated fast—no need to pick a single AI provider
Kilo Code is an open source AI agent Visual Studio (VS) Code extension that focuses on enhancing the efficiency of coding. The tool can generate code, automate tasks, and offer practical suggestions.
StartKit hands you the entire backend so you can ship your product faster
Enterprise low-code platform that bundles commerce, workflow automation, and AI agent building into one system
A backend developer needs to spin up a new API service for a mobile app
Build on Claude's capabilities
A dedicated coding agent that writes and runs code for you
The GitHub for machine learning
Terminal-first coders get a different kind of AI assistant here
Issues become pull requests
Every plan tier hits usage limits
Shakespeare is the only fully open source and decentralized AI web builder. Just tell Shakespeare what website you want to build, and watch it create professional sites. No coding required, but full
Kilo Cloud Agents lets you code from anywhere—no local environment setup required
Most specs go stale the second code starts flowing
It can query and edit large codebases, generate new apps from PDFs, images, or sketches using multimodal input, and debug problems when you describe them in plain language.